Spanish Govt Insists Coronavirus Is ‘Under Control’
In this file photo taken on May 18, 2020, a syringe is pictured on an illustration representation of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus in Paris. JOEL SAGET / AFPThe Spanish government said on Sunday that in spite of the recent surge in coronavirus cases, the situation there is “under control”.
French Prime Minister Jean Castex “strongly recommended” Friday that the French avoid going to Catalonia, a region in northeastern Spain where the epidemic is particularly on the rise. “Spain is a safe country,” the ministry said, adding that in the case of the British quarantine, Spain is “in contact” with London whose decisions it “respects”.Its number of cases has tripled in two weeks while more than 280 homes are being closely monitored by the authorities.
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