Emergencies 112 has decreed this Saturday the orange alert (IG-1) for heat in Mallorca and the yellow alert in Menorca (IG-0). Specifically, the south of Mallorca will reach a temperature of up to 39 degrees this Saturday and, in the case of the center and north of the island, it will be 38, according to the Aemet forecast for this day. Therefore, the island is in a situation of "important risk" due to intense heat. This forecast will be in effect from noon until eight in the evening.

The 112 Emergency Coordination Center handled a total of 109 incidents between Wednesday at 12:00 PM and Thursday at 6:00 AM due to the effects of Storm Kristin. According to Emergency Services, the majority of incidents occurred in Ibiza, totaling 65, while 30 were in Mallorca and 14 in Formentera.

According to the CGT, around thirty people gathered this Wednesday in front of the Parliament and the Ministry of the Presidency and Public Administration to demand improved working conditions for the Balearic Islands' 112 workers, who have been on an indefinite strike for seven days. According to the union, since last Thursday, the minimum service requirement of 100% has not been met on all shifts, a sign, they said, of the lack of staff on 112.

The CGT union denounced this Tuesday that the government has failed to comply with the 100% minimum service levels decreed for the indefinite 112 strike, which has been in effect since last Thursday, on all shifts. This, it claims, demonstrates the structural lack of personnel in this essential service.