Coronavirus castilla y león
Castilla y león announces the closure of the hotel, restaurant and catering industry.
Of these, Avila has 44 outbreaks — eight less than in the previous report; Burgos, 15 –one less; Leon, 23 –two less; Palencia, 15 –down by one; Salamanca, 77 –30 less; Segovia, 103 –ten more; Soria, 94 –five less; Valladolid has 61, four less; and Zamora, 77, 16 less.
By provinces, Burgos is the one which has reported the most positives since the previous day, with 221 cases for a total of 46,513; followed by Valladolid, with 118 more positives and 60,452 in total; León, with 114 and 47,702; Palencia, with 59 and 22. 672; Soria with 38 cases for a total of 11,282; Avila and Segovia with 37 in each case and 14,669 and 19,300, respectively; Salamanca with 25 cases for a total of 36,249; and Zamora, with 17 new cases and 16,403 accumulated.
In the case of hospital discharges, these total 31,148, 21 more since the previous report. Of these, 7,600 were recorded in Valladolid; 5,379 in León; 4,438 in Burgos; 4,182 in Salamanca; 2,360 in Palencia; 2,042 in Zamora; 1,973 in Segovia; 1,817 in Ávila; and 1,357 in Soria.
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The Vice President, Spokesman and Minister of Transparency, Territorial Planning and External Action of the Junta de Castilla y León, Francisco Igea, appears at a press conference after the Governing Council. NACHO GALLEGO
In a press conference, he has assured that the legal services of the Junta have advised against the regional government to take measures such as requesting the TSJCyL the authorization to implement a curfew in certain municipalities as he believes would be appropriate.
Among other measures, the capacity in discotheques and nightclubs is one third and in pubs, karaokes or special bars that have night hours customers are reduced to 75 percent in those with a capacity of up to 40 people, to 50 in those with more seats.
The rest of the hostelry remains at level one alert, which allows consumption at the bar, standing or at a table, although 75% of the capacity cannot be exceeded with a maximum occupancy limit per table or group of tables of 25 people, the same capacity that applies to the terraces.
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There are currently 271 active outbreaks in the Community as a whole -six more than the previous day- and 1,488 positive cases linked to them -54 more-. Of these, Avila has 23 outbreaks –four more–; Burgos, 46 –one more–; Leon, 48 –four less–; Palencia, 14 –the same–; Salamanca has 38, four more; Segovia, 26 –two more–; Soria, 11 –one less–; Valladolid has 49, one more, and Zamora 16, one less than yesterday.
By provinces, Valladolid is the one that has reported more positive cases this day, with 83 new cases to total 51,675; followed by Burgos, with 50 and a total of 36,273; Palencia, with 35 and 19,309 total; Segovia and Avila, with 24 both and 17,586 and 12,784 overall, respectively; Palencia, with 14 new and 19,309 total; Zamora, with six and 13,504 total; and Soria, with five new and 9,891 total.
In the case of hospital discharges, these totaled 29,992, of which 7,293 were recorded in Valladolid; 5,177 in León; in Burgos, 4,163; in Salamanca, 4,117; in Palencia, 2,263; in Zamora, 1,961; in Segovia, 1,926; in Ávila, 1,772; and in Soria, 1,320.
Castilla y león and aragón announce new restrictions on the use of the vaccine.
The European Commission has announced this Friday the purchase of 300 million additional doses of the vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech, the first authorized for its commercialization and use in the continent, which will double the stock of this vaccine in the EU.
The Murcia Ministry of Health has decided to perimetrically confine 22 municipalities in the Region, including the three most populated: Murcia, Cartagena and Lorca. In addition, it has brought forward the curfew to 22.00 hours throughout the Community. All these measures will come into force from this Saturday, after its publication in the Official Gazette of the Region of Murcia (BORM).
The Government Delegation and the Provincial Directorate of the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training (MEFP) in Ceuta have agreed this Thursday to delay until next Monday the restart of classes in the autonomous city, which should begin this Friday according to the current school calendar, to give time to teachers and administrative and service staff of schools to undergo antigen testing for detection of the coronavirus before returning to the classroom.
