The latest round of restrictions issued by the Balearic Government mean that large shopping centers, non-essential stores that exceed 700 metres and leisure centres such as Fan Mallorca, Mallorca Fashion Outlet and Porto Pí are not allowed to open this weekend or next, not even to sell food or basic supplies. Only cinemas will be open, according to Government Spokesperson, Pilar Costa.
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The brainlessness of this government is beyond what is normally acceptable. So are willingly pushing more people onto each other, by closing shops and shopping centres. So this way increasing the risk of spreading thr virus, as more people will try and do their shopping at the same time. Can't people like Pilar Costa be denounced for this? This regulation is purposely endangering people and the OPPOSITE of preserving health.