Salvador Illa: “We do NOT want to implement another national lockdown, so it is now up to citizens themselves to comply so that it is not necessary. There is no point having restrictions if people don’t follow them.”
While the Ministry of Health considers the current percentage of immunized "satisfactory", the Government says it is a priority to press the accelerator of the antidote to close the passage of the virus...
More than 324,000 students and 30,000 teachers will return to classes in the Canary Islands today...
The Archipelago registered 263 new cases of coronavirus in the last 24 hours, so the total accumulated cases now rises to 29,631...
There are some spectacular photos showing the after effects of the storm, particularly on the peaks of the islands... full weather forecast here...
The Canary Islands provisionally confirmed 289 cases of Covid-19 yesterday...
The Canary Islands Health Service has trained 645 nurses who will be in charge of vaccinating during the first stage of vaccination...
Yesterday there were 238 new cases detected in the islands, 97 in Tenerife, 69 in Gran Canaria, 48 in Lanzarote, and 23 in Fuerteventura...
The archipelago is still under the effects of the storm Filomena which has already brought heavy rain and strong winds…
The majority of family based outbreaks have occurred among non-cohabitants with several homes or municipalities associated with each one...
There are now 7,157 active cases in the islands, the highest number since the pandemic began...
These new restrictions will be in place from Monday for the next 14 days, and will be reviewed every Thursday…
Baby Petru was infected when he was only nine days old and has been in hospital since 9th October…
A Ryanair flight has also been diverted…
Salvador Illa has categorically said no to another national lockdown… the Ministry of Health says that regional Governments already have enough ‘tools’ to combat the pandemic…
Several roads are closed due to landslides, obstacles in the road, and electrical and telegraph poles that have blown over…
One Covid related death was reported yesterday, a man in El Hierro, only the second person on that island to die from coronavirus...
There have been big winners in the Canary Islands in El Gordo, Euromillions, and now El Niño lottery this festive period...
Winds reached 128 kmh in La Gomera yesterday, and Gran Canaria had the most rain...
Current restrictions finish on Sunday in all the islands... the government and health authorities meet tomorrow to assess what will be in place afterwards...
