The Balearic Ministry of Health today reported 99 new cases of Covid and no deaths, so the death toll remains at 1,351 since the start of the pandemic. The Balearics have exceeded 275,000 cases of Covid since the start of the pandemic, with 275,601 cases.
Monday's Covid data for the Balearics
No more deaths reported
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I think Brett, that a small number are becoming ill due to the masks finally being removed after two years of protection suddenly ending - we need to adjust to life without them. I would say more than enough time has passed, and this slight increase would happen whenever we stopped depending on them. Unless we choose to rely on mask wearing for the rest of our lives, then the sooner the better.
I am amazed at the lack of masks being worn in supermarkets, shops etc.. People wander around with this triumphant smirk on their maskless faces as though they have won a contest. Meantime, they are warning of much more virulent strains waiting in the wings and recently I have had 2 friends ( not known to each other ) get Covid despite 2 vaccinations and a booster, and very sick with it too. I really do think masks should be compulsory in supermarkets and shops.