Spain on Saturday reported a 32 per cent spike in new deaths from the coronavirus, bringing the country total to 1,326 fatalities, the second-highest in Europe after Italy.
The number of infections across the country also shot up to
24,926, the health ministry said in a statement.
The capital Madrid remains the hardest hit in the country,
according to the tally reported by the ministry.
The new numbers follow a fresh spike in both deaths and
infections on Friday.
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Spain has issued lockdown orders for some 46 million people
who are only permitted to leave their homes for essential work, food shopping,
medical reasons or to walk the dog.
Italy is Europe’s worst affected country in terms of the
death toll, followed by Spain and France.
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