The coronavirus death toll curve in Spain flattened further on Friday as the government prepared to start easing one of the world's strictest lockdowns and virtual Easter celebrations were held instead of traditional processions.
BARCELONA - The coronavirus death toll curve in Spain flattened further on Friday as the government prepared to start easing one of the world’s strictest lockdowns and virtual Easter celebrations were held instead of traditional processions.
But the slowdown in the rate of infection and death has enabled officials to consider a gradual lifting of the lockdown. From then, workers in some sectors such as construction will be allowed out again and some factories will reopen. “We will give a series of recommendations. The most important is if there is a person who shows the slightest symptom, they should contact the health system and remain in self-isolation,” she said.Protective masks are recommended and authorities plan to distribute them at public transport hubs.
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