Masks still to be mandatory in Spain after emergency ends

It has been made mandatory to wear the face mask until the pandemic is completely removed in the European country of Spain, which is severely affected by the coronavirus,

According to a foreign news agency, the Spanish Minister of Health Salvador Illa has said that it will be necessary to wear a mask in the country until the end of the Coronavirus.

“This situation will remain in effect even after the state of emergency ends on June 21, unless we permanently defeat the virus or develop effective treatments and vaccines,” the health minister said.

The health minister retweeted this tweet on twitter.

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Sigamos siendo RESPONSABLES en nuestra movilidad para evitar contagios por #COVID19.

😷RECUERDA➡️Es obligatorio el uso de mascarilla

Aquí tienes todos los pasos para moverte con SEGURIDAD en todos los medios de transporte⤵️#NoLoTiresPorLaBorda #EsteVirusLoParamosUnidos pic.twitter.com/PEPAhGNaXo

— La Moncloa (@desdelamoncloa) June 7, 2020

He also said in the tweet that virus is still there in the country.

Desde el más profundo respeto a toda reivindicación democrática, quiero recordar que el virus está ahí. Pido responsabilidad a quien se manifiesta #COVID19

— Salvador Illa Roca/❤️ (@salvadorilla) June 7, 2020

It should be noted that this epidemic which started from China has spread all over the world and Spain is at the fourth ramk in the list of most affected countries by the COVID-19.

There are more than 288,000 people infected with the virus in the country and more than 27,000 have lost their lives.

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