Palma City Council wants to pedestrianise more streets in the city to make it easier for people to comply with social distancing during the de-escalation of the coronavirus restrictions.
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This is a very good idea and one that is being implemented in many cites in many countries, not just for now but as a permanent measure...so draw up a revised traffic management / pedestrianisation plan for Palma...put it to the test over the next 3 - 4 months, make minor changes if needed, and if not, begin the works necessary to make it a full-time permanent solution.