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WEBAll the very latest local news, sport, crime, comment, tourism and what's on for English-speaking residents in the Balearic Islands. Information in English since 1962.
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WEBMore news. All the very latest local news, sport, crime, comment, tourism and what's on for English-speaking residents in the Balearic Islands. Information in English since 1962.
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WEBMallorca's housing crisis "will only be solved when no one wants to come as a tourist or come and live here". The latest estimate is that property prices in the Balearics will rise 8% by the end of the year. All the very latest local news, sport, crime, comment, tourism and what's on for English-speaking residents in the Balearic Islands.
In the sea, what goes around, comes around - Majorca Daily Bulletin
WEBLifestyle. In the sea, what goes around, comes around. Among the seaweed and the white foam, we see the first sign: a disposable mask, remnants of the Covid pandemic that paralysed the whole world.
Mallorca Covid spike - Majorca Daily Bulletin
WEBJun 21, 2024 · The Balearics have been experiencing a “significant spike” in cases of coronavirus over the past seven or eight weeks. “We are in a wave, so to speak”, although “close to the peak”. The head of the Microbiology Service at Son Espases Hospital in Palma, Dr Antonio Oliver, also pointed today (Friday) out that the current number of ...
News about Palma - Majorca Daily Bulletin
WEBMost Commented. All the very latest local news, sport, crime, comment, tourism and what's on for English-speaking residents in the Balearic Islands. Information in English since 1962.
Mallorca news: What made the headlines this week - Majorca …
WEBAug 4, 2023 · Mallorca road accidents. Nautical industry. Spanish Royal Family. Warming of the Med. The stories that made the headlines this week (Friday, July 28 to Thursday, August 3). This week Britons "fleeing" Magalluf and workers leaving, no clean sheets, nautical sector, Royal Family summer visit, warming of the Med and road accidents.
Mallorca COVID cases - Majorca Daily Bulletin
WEBJul 21, 2021 · Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter Palma 21/07/2021 14:42. F T W M 0. The Regional Ministry of Health yesterday reported 767 new cases of covid-19 in 24 hours, and that the number of hospitalised patients has risen from 206 to 230, an increase of 11.6%. According to the data, there are 32 people in the intensive care units there are, three less ...
Mallorca Bulletin out today - Majorca Daily Bulletin
WEBApr 29, 2022 · The new Mallorca Bulletin goes on sale across the island today. The 48-page publication will now appear every Friday. It will include all the popular features from the Majorca Daily Bulletin, which has now become an online publication with a new website launching next Friday. Some of the top stories in the new Mallorca Bulletin.
Mallorca Covid peak expected in two to three weeks - Majorca …
WEBJul 5, 2022 · Mallorca Covid peak expected in two to three weeks. The "seventh wave" of coronavirus in the Balearics continues to produce more infections, the spokesperson for the regional infectious diseases committee, Javier Arranz, suggesting that the number of infections will grow for at least two to three more weeks. Last week, the number of people ...
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