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State of emergency - Limited freedom of movement
I agree, you can’t have one rule for some and another rule for others. The whole system would collapse
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I think the situation is a bit different for the peninsula to the islands. I personally think it would be quite realistic to look at the islands individually dependent on their particular circumstances. Having said that, it would only work if incoming flights/boats were not allowed until their point of departure was also clear
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Lifting entry restictions prematurely would be a grave error. The island revolves on tourism unfortunately, and whilst I'd love to see people being able to resume employment, I hope that opening the airport for the next influx of tourists is still a long way off.
Internal movement restrictions will probably remain until the middle of May, I imagine the government want to see no new cases for a week or two before easement.
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Good Morning 
Anyone know why a cruise ship just arrived in puerto Rosario 
Just seen it arrive 12.30 I thought passenger cruise ships were allowed to dock?
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It is not a cruise ship it is The Volcan Del Teide a ferry it has been running Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Tenerife for a week or more the other ferry that did Fuera -Las Palmas has been moored in Las palmas since around the 22nd of March
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👍Thank you I was wondering what was going on.
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Thanks for the info but what is it's purpose/ carrying?
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You would have to assume passengers, she is actually in Rosario now
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I would imagine that it brings in food produced on the other islands, particularly Gran Canaria.
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That is more than probable, as she is classified as a Roll on Roll off Ferry
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