Mass screening in the Son Serra La Vileta area of ​​Palma from Sunday

The Ministry of Health and Consumption, with the collaboration of the Palma City Council, will carry out a new screening in the Son Serra-La Vileta Basic Health Zone that affects the municipality of the Balearic capital to prevent the spread of Covid 19.

As reported by the Department and the consistory, the measure affects more than 27,000 residents. Those who go to the device must carry their ID and be over 16 years old.

The area has been divided into two areas: one screening will be carried out in the neighborhoods of Son Roca and Son Ximelis and the other, in the rest of the basic area, that is, in the neighborhoods of Son Xigala, Son Serra-La Vileta, The Almond Trees-Son Pacs, Son Flor, Son Peretó, Son Rapinya, Son Vida and Son Anglada.

In this way, in the neighborhoods of Son Roca and Son Ximelis, the screening will be done at CEIP Anselm Turmeda (c / del Cap Blanc, 15) and will last for three days: it will begin on January 3 and end on January. The hours will be from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. On the 3rd the residents of Son Ximelis must go; on the 4th, those from Son Roca and on the 5th, those from both neighborhoods who did not come on the days that were mentioned.

For the rest of the basic area , the screening will be done at the Son Cotoner sports center (c / Joan Gris, 2). Residents who have Son Serra-La Vileta as their reference health center will be able to go. It will be done for three days, from January 7 at 12 noon to January 9.

Turn. Víctor Campenaerts dodges a terrifying fall and reigns

Important names had to leave after the massive incident. Classifications

The Belgian Víctor Campenaerts (Team Qhubeka) won this Sunday, under a downpour, the fifteenth stage of the Giro, ending in Gordizia, after beating the Dutchman Oscar Riesebeek (Alpecin), with whom he left in the last kilometers after a numerous escape in which both were the best.

Behind, the peloton reached more than seventeen minutes without any news, so that the Colombian Egan Bernal (INEOS) continues with the pink jersey.

The day was marked by a massive fall in the first kilometers that forced the abandonment of the German Emanuel Buchmann (Bora), the Eritrean Natnael Berhane (Cofidis), the Dutch Jos Van Emden (Jumbo-Visma) or the Portuguese Rubén Guerreiro (Education First ).

The stage had to be neutralized for twenty minutes and fear seemed to seize the riders after everything that happened.

A large group went ahead and Bora, who had a great asset in Sagan to win this Sunday, did not want to know anything after the injury of Buchmann's abandonment, who was fighting to be on the final podium.

The large group of escapees left with the permission of the platoon. Among the escapees, the Dutchman Bauke Mollema (Trek), the Italian Dario Cataldo (Movistar) or the Belgians Vanhoucke (Lotto Soudal) and De Bondt (Alpecin), but none of them knew how to read in time the winning movement of the two that were They played the stage in the rain, risking in each curve aware of the prize that awaited them at the finish line.

The time trial champion Campenaers triumphed, faster in the final finish, and Riesebeek was left with honey on his lips, as did the rest of his fellow adventurers.

Nothing happened behind the whole stage. Ineos put their usual trot at the head of the pack and no one attacked, accepting the truce in anticipation of what lies ahead next week.

From Sacile to Cortina d'Ampezzo, the cyclists will go this Monday, the day in which they will have to face the queen stage of this edition of the Giro, with 212 kilometers in which they will have to overcome La Crosetta starting, a tough first climb category, and in the final part of the stage three of the most mythical peaks of the Dolomites will climb, the Passo Fedaia, the Pordoi, which is the Coppi summit, and the fearsome Passo Giau, before the very rapid final descent.

The Forgotten , by Chris Lloyd

This book is a work of fiction, but it is based on real events. The massacres in and around the city of Bydgoszcz really happened. Among the victims were local school teachers, and an estimated 10,500 people were killed there during the first year of the Nazi invasion. Many of them were buried in mass graves in a valley on the outskirts of the city, where today a monument stands.
The protagonists of the story are completely fictional, although in order to place it in its historical context, some real characters have been mentioned or appear as secondary actors in the plot.

One of them is Roger Langeron, the prefect of the Paris police, who toured the city's police stations at least twice the day the Germans entered the city. The promises that senior German officers made and that Langeron relays to the Thirty-Six Police in this story are based on his actual conversations with the invaders that morning and the assurances they gave him.

Another real character is Dr. Thierry de Martel, a famous neurosurgeon who decided to commit suicide rather than see the German occupation of the city. When newspapers reappeared on newsstands during the following week, they covered his death extensively and excluded many other stories, most likely due to the inability to print more due to Nazi censorship.

As for the matter of suicides that Eddie - the protagonist - is witnessing, it is known that there were at least fifteen people who committed suicide in Paris on the first day of the occupation. In a city that had lost more than two-thirds of its population due to many Parisians having fled in the weeks leading up to the occupation, this is a staggering number that would have affected the police trying to maintain order that day.