Since the declaration of the state of alarm, there has been an increase in the number of complaints to Palma police about neighbours and about noise in particular.
State of alarm
Noisy neighbour complaints in Palma have increased
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Tension and stress is building up and it's reaching a boiling point. There's NO reason why the residents of the Balearic Islands should not be allowed to go outside without any restrictions other than to continue to adhere to social distancing rules. Our case numbers in the BI are extremely low compared to the mainland of Spain, therefore we should not have to adhere to the same rules being applied in Barcelona and Madrid (for example). If businesses are to remain closed for a while longer, what harm can there be letting people walk/run/ride about? Let us out of our cages and you'll see the fighting, noise complaints, etc go down.