Stories from Palma · Spain

Members of RCD Mallorca can now purchase tickets for the upcoming Spain versus England match.

A Norwegian Boeing 737NG aircraft, identified as LN-ENV, was observed flying south at an altitude of 36,000 feet and a speed of 953.3 km/h. The flight path was from Oslo to Palma de Mallorca.

The COPE station reported that the team Las Palmas could drop points in an upcoming match.

A ship named Hondius is being escorted into the port of Grana, likely Gran Canaria, after entering Spanish jurisdictional waters. Two vessels, the Guardia Civil's Rio Jandula and Salvamento Marítimo's Heroínas de Salvor, are accompanying the Hondius.

Eight cases of Hantavirus have been reported on the Red Diel cruise ship, which is currently undergoing trials in the Canary Islands.

New doctors have boarded a ship and will remain until it reaches its next destination in the Canary Islands. Symptoms may appear 4 to 10 days after onset. The number of hepatitis cases linked to a cruise ship has risen to eight.

The governor of Canary Province has stated that a recent decision lacks a sound technical basis and sufficient information to ensure public trust or safety. He has requested a further investigation into the matter.

Spain's Ministry of Health announced on May 5th that Spain would receive the Red Cross ship with a suspected Ebola outbreak in the Canary Islands, based on international law and humanitarian spirit. Hantavirus, whether pulmonary or hemorrhagic, rarely spreads from person to person. An outbreak of Hantavirus on the cruise ship 'Red Earth 4' has become an international public health event, with concerns about potential wider spread. The World Health Organization assessed the overall risk to the public as low, noting that human-to-human transmission is rare. A Dutch couple contracted the virus during a bird watching tour in Argentina. Three people on board are currently affected, according to reports. The captain of the vessel informed guests of the situation. The incident was confirmed by multiple reports including Antena 1 RTP HLS.

A medical plane carrying two patients infected with an antavirus outbreak has landed at Gran Canaria Airport. The aircraft is currently stationary on the airport runway.

Spanish authorities are implementing strict alcohol consumption rules in the Balearic Islands. Tourists staying at all-inclusive resorts will be limited to six alcoholic drinks per day.