Town halls in the Balearics have until September 10 to request 'Covid agents', who will "reinforce, complement and strengthen" town halls' means for ensuring compliance with Covid measures, "without replacing local police officers".
Town halls can now request 'Covid agents'
There has been opposition to this scheme
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I've had a couple of goes in a flight simulator, can't wait for the government to give me a pilots job! (I crashed both times, but it seems that won't matter)
So. Failed applicant's for police officers and firefighters are to be trusted with security of municipal buildings and traffic accidents? Who thought up that one. It doesn't inspire confidence.
My taxes are being well spent again I see. Tell me why are they called Covid agents? When it sounds like in the article above they will be working with traffic police and there are very few Covid restrictions? I give up with the Western world, its gone mad. I might pack up and move to China or Afghanistan it seems more normal over that way. 😂😂😂