A CORONAVIRUS “super-spreader” from the Spainish mainland is believed to be responsible for at least 140 positive cases on the holiday island of Gran Canaria. The hols favourite is batt…
Tourists wearing face masks wait for the airport bus in Las Palmas on Gran CanariaGran Canaria has registered 46 deaths and 756 medical discharges, and the majority of cases - 2,095 - are in the island's capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
He says 100 military trackers will reinforce the areas most affected by the rebound, mainly Gran Canaria and Lanzarote. Mr Torres said: "A person who receives the order to be quarantined for ten days must comply with it; it is an obligation of a sanitary nature but also of another nature, with the pertinent sanctions ."
Cases have been creeping up, but after hitting a high on August 21 the daily case count has fallen away - not breaching 4,000 since August 22.after the government dramatically knocked away the air bridge at the end of July.However, Spain’s health ministry has been insisting in recent days that although the cases are rising, the current cases detected are milder and many asymptomatic.
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