Eight more vaccination lines have been opened at Son Dureta in Palma. There are now 16. These have the capacity to vaccinate some 5,000 people per day, the hours being Monday to Friday 8am to 9pm.
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Eight new vaccination lines at Son Dureta
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Ok, well, say what you will, but it could be equally said that the lifting of restrictions in the UK was "just for optics". 17.4 milllion cases, up 112k, 157k deaths, up 1100 in the past day. Doesn't look quite over yet. Still "world beating" I reckon. Just a cold. Just the other day, MDB just printed a story about Mallorca hospitals being overloaded with cases. No, not over yet. Just a cold, though. Finally, it's gobsmackingly quick, easy and efficient to get a vaccination or booster in mallorca. It seems that reassuring yourself that it's all over (at least in England, where it most certainly isn't, but makes you feel better to believe it is), maybe you ought to consider getting vaxxed or boosted before you wind up in ICU. That's the point of the increase in availability, Einstein. It's not for "optics". Get real.
Well, let's see.. Apparently, the vast majority of those hospitalised and in intensive care have not been vaccinated. Either they wouldn't, couldn't, or like some, assumed it was no worse than a cold.
This is silly use of funds at this point. Just for optics.
WHY??? Let it go!