Spanish prime minister urges caution as coronavirus state of alert is lifted

Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called on the populace to continue to take care on Saturday, the last day of the state of alert imposed to contain the coronavirus.“The virus can return, and we could face a second wave of infections,” Sanchez said in a televised speech. “We all need to follow health and hygiene regulations closely.”Spain, one of the countries worst affected by the pandemic, introduced a strict lockdown in mid-March to contain the virus, which has led to 28,000 deaths. From…

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