Starting this Saturday, public sector contracts for agricultural or food products will have to include at least 10% local produce and another 10% organic produce. This was approved by the Governing Council this Friday. This initiative will not apply to all current contracts but will be imposed as new bids are placed.

The regional government will not modify the aquifer situation parameters of the demand units, in this case the Plan, to declare the emergency situation by municipality rather than by demand unit. This way, the regional government could justify paying the Mancomunidad for truckloads of water, which cost more than €500,000 each year. On the other hand, the Regional Ministry of the Sea and the Water Cycle has committed to launching a subsidy before the end of the year so that the Mancomunidad's towns can meet the additional costs of purchasing water to supply Porreres, Algaida, and, above all, Montuïri.

Emaya reported this Monday afternoon that it has completed repairs to two water supply lines in Palma that were damaged early this morning and has restored water supply to the areas of Génova and Camino de la Vileta. According to Efe, the repair work was completed by mid-morning in the Génova neighborhood and around 3:30 p.m. on Camino de la Vileta. Over the next few days, the resurfacing and paving work will be completed. The municipal company regretted the inconvenience caused to service customers.