Daily fatalities continue downward trend while cases fell to lowest level in three weeks. FMTNews Covid19Spain
A woman rings the bell of a Madrid church in support of those returning to work and in honour of Covid-19 victims yesterday.
But on Monday it fell again, with 517 deaths in 24 hours, putting the overall death toll at 17,489 with the number of cases now standing at 169,496. The restrictions were further tightened on March 30 when all non-essential activities were frozen for two weeks – largely targeting the construction and manufacturing sectors.
Masks have been hard to come by in recent weeks and some commuters said the handouts put them at ease during their trips to work. For commuters, having a mask is essential as “we don’t know who’s infected or if we ourselves are asymptomatic”, she said.
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