91 died one day in the country and more than two thousand infected with the virus • Spanish Prime Minister: "None of us experienced a crisis of this magnitude in his lifetime"

• Sanitation worker disinfect Plaza Major Square in the capital Madrid // Photo: IP

Spain has experienced the toughest day so far during its deal with the outbreak of the Corona virus. The state's health authorities reported 91 people died as a result of the virus and in 2004, people infected with it.



The total number of deaths in the European country now stands at 652 people and the total number of persons still infected is 13,910. Last week, Spain announced a general closure in the country and the closure of most jobs, recreation, education and public institutions in the country.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez made a speech to Parliament, declaring "war" on the Corona virus. Sanchez said the state's economy is likely to shrink significantly due to the virus and measures needed to stop its spread.

"None of us have ever experienced anything like that in our lifetime. Our society, which has grown accustomed to living at a time when technology is constantly finding new and exciting possibilities, has had to fight to protect all things it takes for granted," Sitting through remote viewing.

In the meantime, Tambo Madrid may have launched a criminal investigation into a case of a nursing home in a city where 17 residents died as a result of the Corona virus, the most serious case of the spread of the virus in a single institution in the country.