
Spanish Health Ministry reports 39 coronavirus-related deaths in last week
Official figures put the overall death toll at 27,121, but the government is currently revising the historical series to “guarantee the quality of the information”

Official figures put the overall death toll at 27,121, but the government is currently revising the historical series to “guarantee the quality of the information”
Epidemiologists say the risk of transmission is much lower in open spaces, and warn of a new outbreak in autumn, when people are likely to spend more time indoors
The entire region of Valencia will enter this stage, while four islands have been given the green light to move to Phase 3

The Spanish Health Ministry recorded 39 coronavirus-related fatalities over the past seven days, bringing the official number of victims to 27,118

Deputy PM asks opposition whether it is encouraging insubordination by the law enforcement agency, and PP spokeswoman calls him “the son of a terrorist”

According to Health Ministry reports, most of the country moved to Phase 1 even though the primary healthcare services could test less than half of possible Covid-19 patients

Also announced today is a plan to scrap timetables for exercise in municipalities with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants
The number of new infections detected has also dropped, to 421 in the last 24 hours, while hospitalizations rose to 327

Madrid, Barcelona and much of Castilla y León will remain in Phase 0 tomorrow, but some islands will be entering Phase 2

The measure is aimed at minimizing the risk of imported coronavirus cases, which authorities say pose one of the biggest risks to the downward trend of the outbreak

For now, the use of a face covering is only compulsory on public transport, but the central government is consulting with the regions on extending the rules

For the first time, three Spanish regions – the Balearic Islands, Murcia and La Rioja – as well as the exclave city of Melilla recorded no new Covid-19 cases

Early action by Portuguese authorities is being credited for the country’s low death and infection figures

Health authorities say a decision will be made today about which regions move to Phase 1 of the government’s deescalation plan

The government has published five ministerial orders outlining what activities are permitted as the country gradually deescalates its strict lockdown

According to orders published today, the government will study applications from each region before a province moves to the next stage
Provided that provinces meet the requisites, this stage should come into force on May 11 at the earliest
Here is an overview of what the relaxation of the coronavirus confinement measures means for outings to cinemas, restaurants and bars, as well as summer vacations
The health minister will confirm the full details of how the adult population will be allowed outside at a press conference later today

The Cabinet will today be debating the relaxation of measures, which could involve specific times that seniors and children would be allowed out on the street

Although there was a rise in new cases and daily fatalities, the infection rate has remained steady at 2%

The serological survey that has been announced by the Health Ministry will begin on Monday at the earliest, and is due to last for eight weeks

According to figures released Saturday by the Health Ministry, there have been 191,726 registered infections, and 74,662 patients discharged from treatment
The death toll since the outbreak began now stands at 18,579, with confirmed cases reaching 177,633
Youngsters are suffering from anxiety, stress and weight problems, experts warn, with no clear date in sight for relaxation of the confinement

Although the figures continue to fluctuate, authorities maintain that the outbreak is on a downward trend

People who work in industry and construction will be allowed to return to their jobs on Monday after a two-week period of ‘hibernation’