What is ‘Reinforced’ Level 2 for Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura?

The evolution of the epidemic in Tenerife and Gran Canaria has forced the Canary Islands Government to create new formulas to try to contain the virus, without moving them in to Level 3. Many people have been left confused as to why, but there are good reasons for it, primarily to avoid going in to Level 3 and prevent many businesses having to close, and to avoid the perimeter closure of these islands for Easter. 

Gran Canaria and Tenerife are joined by Fuerteventura will all be obliged to advance the curfew to 10:00pm and reduce their groups to a maximum of 4 from next Monday. Lanzarote, who were moved to Level 2 yesterday, will not be affected by this change as they now have much more favourable epidemiological data after almost 3 months in strict conditions.