MADRID: The Spanish Ministry of Health on Monday night said that the 14-day Genesis Coronavirus rose by 294 points in four days from December 23 to 1,206.21 cases per 100,000 people after the Christmas holiday weekend.
This increase, which occurred after the ministry reported 214,619 new infections over the past four days, was the highest incident of 14 days that had been recorded in Spain since the pandemic began.
As many as 5,932,626 people have now been infected by Covid-19 in Spain, while 120 deaths from Covid-19 reported on Monday raised the total death amount to 89,139.
The news came on the first warning from the beginning of the vaccination campaign in Spain on December 27, 2020.
In an effort to load pandemics, the Spanish government issued a decree that requires people to use facemask outdoors on December 24.
Most restriction areas are imposed on nightlife, such as requiring a covid pass (vaccination certificate) to enter the nightclub or restaurant, while the Catalan area has a closed bar from 01:00 to 06:00 hours.
Since the first person Araceli Hidalg received a vaccine dose, 85,443,893 further vaccine doses had been given, with 37,853,370 people (89.9 percent of the population aged 12 or more) after receiving two doses.
In addition, then 12,720,094 reinforcement shots or booster are given to people aged 50 or more.
Spain also started a campaign to vaccinate around 3 million children aged 5-11 on December 15 with a specialized Pfizer Bionech vaccine shooting that was adapted.
Spain recorded the highest 14 days of Covid-19 days after Christmas breaks
