Barcelona: Barcelona and northeastern corners around Spain are closed once again to stem the wave of Delta variants that are not checked from Coronavirus who run wild among young people who are not vaccinated.
Regional authorities on Thursday are waiting for the judge to give legal ahead of their request to recover nighttime at night, their latest efforts to increase restrictions and prevent social meetings where the virus spreads.
Orders of the curfew will affect the cities with more than 5,000 populations that exceed 400 infections per 100,000 population for 14 days.
Delta tensions that are more contagious encourage infection back in many countries, even in Europe where vaccination efforts are well running and a strong public health care system.
But Catalonia doubled Spain’s average and was one of the hardest areas in Europe with more than 1,000 cases per 100,000 occupants for 14 days.
Only Cyprus is worse in Europe, according to the Center for Control and Prevention of European Diseases.
The pora party scene became common in many Spanish cities as soon as the government lifted a six-month night night at the beginning of May.
The government hopes to provide assistance to businesses and send messages abroad that Spain is open again for summer tourist seasons all important.
At that time, Spain’s new case level had fallen below 200 per 100,000 more than 14 days.
Two months later more than 450 and rising.
Catalonia’s young man is very worrying.
The age group 20-29 posted a tariff of more than 3,300 infections per 100,000 occupants for 14 days.
“Everything starts with the end of the school, which has served as a safe place where sanitation steps work well.
And then we see a series of travel students to celebrate the end of the school year and another celebration, and it is the beginning.,” Official Health said Catalan, Carmen Cabezas.
“That, combined with the arrival of the Delta variant.
Made for a perfect storm.” The authorities in Catalonia launched a series of steps to combat new outbreaks.
The cellular vaccination unit is a targeting area with a lower level of vaccination.
The government will begin offering free antigen tests to parents of children 10-16 years who participate in summer camps.
And the upscale beach city of Sitges was trying drones in the air to monitor the beach occupancy.
But most importantly, Spain relies on getting vaccinated young people.
After working carefully down through age groups, health officials recently opened a vaccination slot for anyone over 16 years old.