The Manacor City Council on Tuesday criticized the Balearic Islands Government for taking almost four years to reject land ceded by the Council for the construction of a new health center. Mayor Miquel Oliver expressed the municipal government's "deep surprise and unease" at a decision that comes late and, he claims, contradicts the criteria and reports that had previously supported the project. The Government's rejection was communicated following an unfavorable report from the Directorate General of Water Resources, which concluded that the plot on Paseo del Ferrocarril – ceded in 2022 – is located in a preferential water flow zone, thus preventing the continuation of the process. However, the City Council points out that both the Ministry of Health and the Directorate General of Water Resources had previously issued favorable reports, in addition to the flood risk study included in the current General Plan.

The Ibiza and Formentera Health Department has announced that it will double the security reinforcement at the Sant Antoni de Portmany and Vila health centers during the months of July and August.