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  5. Coronavirus in Spanien, Pandemie auf Mallorca außer Kontrolle

Coronavirus in Spanien, Pandemie auf Mallorca außer Kontrolle

06.01.2021

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  • A waiter collects tables from the terrace of a bar in Palma, Mallorca (Spain), on December 29, 2020. As of this Tuesday in Mallorca, the terraces of bars, restaurants and cafes must close at 6 pm every day and the capacity of the terraces is reduced to 75% of the maximum authorised. These new restrictions in Mallorca are aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19 on an island that is on level 4 health alert. 29 DECEMBER 2020 Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 29 2020 Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3497671

    A waiter collects tables from the terrace of a bar in Palma, Mallorca (Spain), on December 29, 2020. As of this Tuesday in Mallorca, the terraces of bars, restaurants and cafes must close at 6 pm every day and the capacity of the terraces is reduced to 75% of the maximum authorised. These new restrictions in Mallorca are aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19 on an island that is on level 4 health alert. 29 DECEMBER 2020 Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 29 2020 Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3497671

  • A waitress collects tables from the terrace of a cafe in Palma, Mallorca (Spain), on December 29, 2020. As of this Tuesday in Mallorca, the terraces of the bars, restaurants and cafeterias must close at 6 pm every day and the capacity of the terraces is reduced to 75% of the maximum authorised. These new restrictions in Mallorca are aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19 on an island that is on level 4 health alert. 29 DECEMBER 2020 Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 29 2020 Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3497667

    A waitress collects tables from the terrace of a cafe in Palma, Mallorca (Spain), on December 29, 2020. As of this Tuesday in Mallorca, the terraces of the bars, restaurants and cafeterias must close at 6 pm every day and the capacity of the terraces is reduced to 75% of the maximum authorised. These new restrictions in Mallorca are aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19 on an island that is on level 4 health alert. 29 DECEMBER 2020 Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 29 2020 Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3497667

  • Two passers-by walk past a restaurant in Palma, Mallorca (Spain), on 29 December 2020. As of this Tuesday in Majorca, the terraces of the bars, restaurants and cafes must close at 6 pm every day and the capacity of the terraces is reduced to 75% of the maximum authorised. These new restrictions in Mallorca are aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19 on an island that is on level 4 health alert. 29 DECEMBER 2020 Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 29 2020 Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3497663

    Two passers-by walk past a restaurant in Palma, Mallorca (Spain), on 29 December 2020. As of this Tuesday in Majorca, the terraces of the bars, restaurants and cafes must close at 6 pm every day and the capacity of the terraces is reduced to 75% of the maximum authorised. These new restrictions in Mallorca are aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19 on an island that is on level 4 health alert. 29 DECEMBER 2020 Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 29 2020 Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Palma de Mallorca (Spain) Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3497663

  • Army personnel during the arrival of the first doses of COVID-19 vaccine by air in Mallorca (Balearic Islands, Spain) on December 26, 2020 at 8:00 p.m. 26 DECEMBER 2020 Moncloa 12 26 2020 Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Spain Copyright: xMoncloax 3494665

    Army personnel during the arrival of the first doses of COVID-19 vaccine by air in Mallorca (Balearic Islands, Spain) on December 26, 2020 at 8:00 p.m. 26 DECEMBER 2020 Moncloa 12 26 2020 Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Spain Copyright: xMoncloax 3494665

  • In the background, the Minister of Labour and Social Economy, Yolanda Diaz, and the President of the Government, Francina Armengol, greet each other before presiding over the Social Dialogue Bureau of the Balearic Islands, in the Capella del Consolat del Mar, Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca, Balearic Islands (Spain), on 22 December 2020. During the table, new protection measures for companies and workers were discussed. 22 DECEMBER 2020;AID WORKERS COMPANIES COVID-19;CORONAVIRUS Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 22 2020 Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Isla Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Isla Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3491523

    In the background, the Minister of Labour and Social Economy, Yolanda Diaz, and the President of the Government, Francina Armengol, greet each other before presiding over the Social Dialogue Bureau of the Balearic Islands, in the Capella del Consolat del Mar, Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca, Balearic Islands (Spain), on 22 December 2020. During the table, new protection measures for companies and workers were discussed. 22 DECEMBER 2020;AID WORKERS COMPANIES COVID-19;CORONAVIRUS Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 22 2020 Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Isla Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Isla Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3491523

  • Passengers arrive at the airport in Palma de Mallorca, 21 December 2020. Spain and Portugal have announced a ban on flights from the United Kingdom starting on 22 December making them the latest countries to suspend travel from the United Kingdom due to a mutated strain of coronavirus which could be up to 70 per cent more transmissible. Passenger arrival at Palma airport !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xCATIxCLADERAx GRAF9777 20201221-637441735002607200

    Passengers arrive at the airport in Palma de Mallorca, 21 December 2020. Spain and Portugal have announced a ban on flights from the United Kingdom starting on 22 December making them the latest countries to suspend travel from the United Kingdom due to a mutated strain of coronavirus which could be up to 70 per cent more transmissible. Passenger arrival at Palma airport !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xCATIxCLADERAx GRAF9777 20201221-637441735002607200

  • A man at the airport of Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands), on 20 December 2020. This Sunday began the control of negative PCR in airports and ports of the Balearic Islands to travelers from the Peninsula. As of today, national tourists travelling to the Balearic Islands from the Peninsula must present a negative PCR carried out at origin 72 hours before arriving in the Autonomous Community. If they do not bring it, they will have to undergo an antigen test on arrival and will face a penalty plus the cost of the test. 20 DECEMBER 2020;PCR;CORONAVIRUS;TEST;DEVICE;ANTIGENS;HEALTH;COVID-19;BALEARIC ISLANDS;AIRPORT;TRAVEL;HOLIDAYS Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 20 2020 MAJORCA PALM MAJORCA PALM Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3488313

    A man at the airport of Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands), on 20 December 2020. This Sunday began the control of negative PCR in airports and ports of the Balearic Islands to travelers from the Peninsula. As of today, national tourists travelling to the Balearic Islands from the Peninsula must present a negative PCR carried out at origin 72 hours before arriving in the Autonomous Community. If they do not bring it, they will have to undergo an antigen test on arrival and will face a penalty plus the cost of the test. 20 DECEMBER 2020;PCR;CORONAVIRUS;TEST;DEVICE;ANTIGENS;HEALTH;COVID-19;BALEARIC ISLANDS;AIRPORT;TRAVEL;HOLIDAYS Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 20 2020 MAJORCA PALM MAJORCA PALM Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3488313

  • A device for PCR controls at the airport of Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands), on 20 December 2020 This Sunday has begun the control of negative PCR in airports and ports of the Balearic Islands to travelers from the Peninsula. As of today, national tourists travelling to the Balearic Islands from the Peninsula must present a negative PCR carried out at origin 72 hours before arriving in the Autonomous Community. If they do not bring it, they will have to undergo an antigen test on arrival and will face a penalty plus the cost of the test. 20 DECEMBER 2020;PCR;CORONAVIRUS;TEST;DEVICE;ANTIGENS;HEALTH;COVID-19;BALEARIC ISLANDS;AIRPORT;TRAVEL;HOLIDAYS Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 20 2020 MAJORCA PALM MAJORCA PALM Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3488306

    A device for PCR controls at the airport of Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands), on 20 December 2020 This Sunday has begun the control of negative PCR in airports and ports of the Balearic Islands to travelers from the Peninsula. As of today, national tourists travelling to the Balearic Islands from the Peninsula must present a negative PCR carried out at origin 72 hours before arriving in the Autonomous Community. If they do not bring it, they will have to undergo an antigen test on arrival and will face a penalty plus the cost of the test. 20 DECEMBER 2020;PCR;CORONAVIRUS;TEST;DEVICE;ANTIGENS;HEALTH;COVID-19;BALEARIC ISLANDS;AIRPORT;TRAVEL;HOLIDAYS Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 20 2020 MAJORCA PALM MAJORCA PALM Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3488306

  • A girl shows the SMS on her mobile phone reporting her negative PCR, at the airport of Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands), on 20 December 2020. As of this Sunday, national tourists travelling to the Balearic Islands from the Peninsula must present a negative PCR made at origin 72 hours before arriving in the autonomous community. If they do not bring it, they will have to undergo an antigen test on arrival and will face a penalty plus the cost of the test. 20 DECEMBER 2020;PCR;CORONAVIRUS;TEST;DEVICE;ANTIGENS;HEALTH;COVID-19;BALEARIC ISLANDS;AIRPORT;TRAVEL;HOLIDAYS Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 20 2020 MAJORCA PALM MAJORCA PALM Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3488297

    A girl shows the SMS on her mobile phone reporting her negative PCR, at the airport of Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands), on 20 December 2020. As of this Sunday, national tourists travelling to the Balearic Islands from the Peninsula must present a negative PCR made at origin 72 hours before arriving in the autonomous community. If they do not bring it, they will have to undergo an antigen test on arrival and will face a penalty plus the cost of the test. 20 DECEMBER 2020;PCR;CORONAVIRUS;TEST;DEVICE;ANTIGENS;HEALTH;COVID-19;BALEARIC ISLANDS;AIRPORT;TRAVEL;HOLIDAYS Isaac Buj LagenciaEP 12 20 2020 MAJORCA PALM MAJORCA PALM Spain Copyright: xIsaacxBujx 3488297

  • November 19, 2020, Lloret De Vistalegre, Mallorca, Spain: Close up of a horse wipe in a closed playground with a local police plastic tape due to Covid19 in Mallorca. Since March it is forbidden for children to play in playgrounds all over Spain. Lloret De Vistalegre Spain - ZUMAm210 20201119_ztp_m210_001 Copyright: xPatrickxMorarescux

    November 19, 2020, Lloret De Vistalegre, Mallorca, Spain: Close up of a horse wipe in a closed playground with a local police plastic tape due to Covid19 in Mallorca. Since March it is forbidden for children to play in playgrounds all over Spain. Lloret De Vistalegre Spain - ZUMAm210 20201119_ztp_m210_001 Copyright: xPatrickxMorarescux

  • Enrique, a patient who has recovered from Covid-19, donates blood at Son Llatzer hospital in Palma de Mallorca, Balearics, Spain, 02 November 2020. A clinical research is being developed in this hospital to check if the antibodies in that plasma are able to contain the progression of the infection in patients currently battling against coronavirus. Nineteen patients with covid-19 have already been transfused in the Balearic Islands with donated plasma. Covid-19 patients receive plasma collected from patients who have recovered !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xCATIxCLADERAx GRAF4034 20201002-637372431488244265

    Enrique, a patient who has recovered from Covid-19, donates blood at Son Llatzer hospital in Palma de Mallorca, Balearics, Spain, 02 November 2020. A clinical research is being developed in this hospital to check if the antibodies in that plasma are able to contain the progression of the infection in patients currently battling against coronavirus. Nineteen patients with covid-19 have already been transfused in the Balearic Islands with donated plasma. Covid-19 patients receive plasma collected from patients who have recovered !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xCATIxCLADERAx GRAF4034 20201002-637372431488244265

  • Palma Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 22.09.2020 Blick aus dem Flugzeug auf die Bucht von Palma de Mallorca, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

    Palma Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 22.09.2020 Blick aus dem Flugzeug auf die Bucht von Palma de Mallorca, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

  • Palma Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 22.09.2020 Gähnende Leere auch auf dem Flughafen Son Sant Joan in Palma de Mallorca, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

    Palma Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 22.09.2020 Gähnende Leere auch auf dem Flughafen Son Sant Joan in Palma de Mallorca, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

  • Palma Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 22.09.2020 Gähnende Leere auch auf dem Flughafen Son Sant Joan in Palma de Mallorca, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

    Palma Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 22.09.2020 Gähnende Leere auch auf dem Flughafen Son Sant Joan in Palma de Mallorca, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

  • Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 22.09.2020 Die Bucht der Playa de Palma (Mallorco) mit dramatischen Wolken, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

    Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 22.09.2020 Die Bucht der Playa de Palma (Mallorco) mit dramatischen Wolken, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

  • Can Pastilla Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 19.09.2020 Keine Badegaeste am Ballermann in Palma, Verlassene Straende auf Mallorca, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

    Can Pastilla Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 19.09.2020 Keine Badegaeste am Ballermann in Palma, Verlassene Straende auf Mallorca, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

  • Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 13.09.2020 Urlauberfreie Gänge auf dem Flughafen von Palm de Mallorca, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

    Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca, 13.09.2020 Urlauberfreie Gänge auf dem Flughafen von Palm de Mallorca, Themenfoto: Corona, Urlaub, Mallorca - Jogi Eibner-Pressefoto Copyright: xAugstx xEibner-Pressefotox EP_jat

  • SPANIEN, MALLORCA, PALMA DE MALLORCA, 07.08.2020 - Gestapelte Sonnenliegen und Sonnenschirme an einem leeren Strandabschnitt der Playa de Palma in der Abendsonne am frühen Abend. Im Vergleich zu den Vorjahren sind weniger Touristen vor Ort. Grund ist die aktuell herrschende Corona-Pandemie.

    SPANIEN, MALLORCA, PALMA DE MALLORCA, 07.08.2020 - Gestapelte Sonnenliegen und Sonnenschirme an einem leeren Strandabschnitt der Playa de Palma in der Abendsonne am frühen Abend. Im Vergleich zu den Vorjahren sind weniger Touristen vor Ort. Grund ist die aktuell herrschende Corona-Pandemie.

  • Luftbild, Strandleben am Platja Des Trenc, Sandstrand, Europa, Baleares, Spanien !ACHTUNGxMINDESTHONORARx60xEURO!

    Luftbild, Strandleben am Platja Des Trenc, Sandstrand, Europa, Baleares, Spanien !ACHTUNGxMINDESTHONORARx60xEURO!

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