At least 12 people contracted coronavirus at a beach in Majorca, according to Health Minister, Patricia Gómez, who says she is very concerned but declined to name the beach in question.
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12 people contract Covid-19 at the beach in Majorca
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just out of interest how are they sure they caught it on the beach? Did they not buy a bottle of water from a shop before they went to the beach? Share a lift with other people or get on a bus, or dine inside in a restaurant the night before? How can they be sure it was from a beach???
Disgraceful they will not name the beach. Yesterday on Son Matias beach 4 Swedish youths thought it hilarious to have a spiting competition in the sea! A few weeks ago the beach beds were being sprayed and wiped down with anti bacterial spray, now they just brush the sand off and rearrange them
Not naming the beach is totally irresponsible, no wonder the number of infections is rising
How irresponsible of the health authorities to not name the beach in question? How can the public take evasive action unless they are clearly informed? What a totally unacceptable stance.
Many local peope and their familys go to the Beaches beecause there are no Tourists and they have no work. The majority do not wear masks, and do not set up in safe distancing. The Virus rules are not being applied.