There’s real positivity after what’s Spain has been through
Mon Jun 01, 2020 3:26 pm
There’s real positivity after what’s Spain has been through Spain overall reporting 71 new cases and zero deaths overnight
Re: There’s real positivity after what’s Spain has been thro
Mon Jun 01, 2020 4:11 pm
Positive News Annis .
Re: There’s real positivity after what’s Spain has been thro
Mon Jun 01, 2020 4:54 pm
Forever Blue wrote:There’s real positivity after what’s Spain has been through Spain overall reporting 71 new cases and zero deaths overnight
That's good news
There is a bit more positivity around lately, this report from Italy reckons the virus is mutating weaker, and that this is what often happens, which if true is great news?
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus- ... s-11998608
Fingers crossed it's just not the great weather and everyone being outdoors which is only temporarily killing it off around the World?
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Mon Jun 01, 2020 6:30 pm
Spain has recorded no coronavirus deaths over the past 24 hours for the first time since the beginning of March, the country's health ministry said.
Spain has recorded at least one new death every day since 3 March but on Monday the overall death toll remained at 27,127.
The daily tally of new cases has also fallen, with 71 recorded on Monday compared to 96 on Sunday.
Spain has been one of the countries worst hit by the virus but has been easing restrictions in recent weeks.
Spain has recorded at least one new death every day since 3 March but on Monday the overall death toll remained at 27,127.
The daily tally of new cases has also fallen, with 71 recorded on Monday compared to 96 on Sunday.
Spain has been one of the countries worst hit by the virus but has been easing restrictions in recent weeks.
Re: There’s real positivity after what’s Spain has been thro
Mon Jun 01, 2020 7:44 pm
Italy records fewest new virus cases since February
Italy posted a series of encouraging figures in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic on Monday, including the smallest daily number of new cases since February 26, the Civil Protection Agency said in a statement.
The official tally of new cases increased by 178 in 24 hours, bringing the total to 233,197.
The daily number of new cases was 516 Friday, 416 Saturday and 355 Sunday.
The number of deaths in the past 24 hours was also low compared to the recent average with 60 victims recorded throughout Italy for a total of 33,475 deaths, while the number of people in intensive care, 424, continues to fall.
Lombardy in the north remains the most affected region, with 16,131 deaths and 89,018 cases, but it recorded only 50 new cases on Monday from a population of around 10 million.
Monday's figures make encouraging reading as they come two days before the planned reopening on Wednesday of internal boundaries as well as borders with European Union countries and the Schengen area.
Italy has been easing its lockdown gradually since the beginning of May, eager to get the economy back up off its knees.
Italy posted a series of encouraging figures in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic on Monday, including the smallest daily number of new cases since February 26, the Civil Protection Agency said in a statement.
The official tally of new cases increased by 178 in 24 hours, bringing the total to 233,197.
The daily number of new cases was 516 Friday, 416 Saturday and 355 Sunday.
The number of deaths in the past 24 hours was also low compared to the recent average with 60 victims recorded throughout Italy for a total of 33,475 deaths, while the number of people in intensive care, 424, continues to fall.
Lombardy in the north remains the most affected region, with 16,131 deaths and 89,018 cases, but it recorded only 50 new cases on Monday from a population of around 10 million.
Monday's figures make encouraging reading as they come two days before the planned reopening on Wednesday of internal boundaries as well as borders with European Union countries and the Schengen area.
Italy has been easing its lockdown gradually since the beginning of May, eager to get the economy back up off its knees.