14 million coronavirus cases and 122,000 deaths in Spain since 2020
Post Date – 11:30 PM, Tuesday – July 4th
Madrid: The Spanish government declared an end to the health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic on Tuesday, saying people would no longer need to wear masks in health and care centers and pharmacies.
Spain has phased out the mandatory wearing of masks over the past two years, first in public and then on public transport.
The country has registered 14 million coronavirus cases and 122,000 deaths since 2020.
The government approved the measure at a weekly cabinet meeting. The bill will come into force after its publication in the National Gazette in the coming days.
