In Spain, the number of new corona infections is causing great concern.
In Mallorca, helicopters are used to clear beaches.
A spectacular Covid-19 arrest takes place in San Sebastian.
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The number of
new infections
with the
coronavirus *
continues to
rise in
Spain
- the
Madrid
region in particular is a
cause
for concern.
In
Mallorca
, the police are using
helicopters
to enforce the nightly closure of the beaches.
In
San Sebastian
, a
female surfer infected
with
corona is
arrested spectacularly on the beach (
see update from September 8, 7:50 p.m.
).
Basic
facts about
the corona
virus *
and the corona news from Germany can be found here.
We also offer you the current number of cases in
Germany
on a map
.
Update from September 8, 9:55 p.m.:
The
new corona infections in Spain
are increasing unchecked.
According to tagesschau.de, the number of reported
Covid-19 cases was
525,549 as of Monday, September 7, 7:15 p.m.
Accordingly, 26,560 new infections with the
SARS-CoV-2
pathogen were registered over the weekend
.
According to Johns Hopkins University, 8964 newly registered infections (534,513) with the insidious lung disease were added by Tuesday evening, as of 9.45 p.m.
Alarming numbers.
There are currently worrying trends in France and Spain.
Corona pandemic in Spain: female surfer arrested on the beach for Covid-19
Update from September 8, 7:50 p.m.:
Spectacular
corona arrest in Spain
: A young woman was arrested on Monday on Zurriola Beach in the northern Spanish city of San Sebastian because she had left her
Covid-19 quarantine
to go surfing.
This is reported by the Spanish daily El Pais.
Accordingly, the woman is
infected
with the
corona
virus and knows about it.
More than that, she even wanted to evade arrest.
According to the report, police officers on a lifeboat tried to convince her to give up - but she just kept surfing.
# SanSebastián📌🇪🇦 Una joven infectada de # covid19 es sorprendida haciendo surf en la playa de #Zurriola y luego intenta huir de la Ertzaintza.
La mujer, socorrista de La Concha, fue detenida por desobediencia grave y delito contra la Salud Pública. @ JavierSanz 🎦 pic.twitter.com/CfySHZbwNF
- eSPAINews (@eSPAINews) September 7, 2020
She then ran away on the beach, as shown by a video of the incident that went viral on social media.
But police officers, some in protective suits, caught her and handcuffed her.
The
Covid-19 case also
polarizes in
Spain
because the surfer was apparently whistled off by her own colleagues.
Now she faces a penalty.
Corona virus in Spain: The number of new corona infections is increasing and causing concern
First report from September 7th:
The number of
new infections
with the
corona virus
continues to
rise in
Spain
and are of great concern to the authorities.
The Ministry of Health reported more than 4,000 new cases on Sunday.
Last Friday there were even more than 10,000 new infections - a new
high
since the lockdown.
The
Robert Koch Institute (RKI)
declared
the
Canary Islands
and thus all of
Spain
a
risk
area
last week
.
Corona in Spain: Madrid region is developing into the center of the second wave
As in spring, the
Spanish center of the
second wave of
the
pandemic *
is the
Madrid
region
.
About a third of
the country
's new corona infections
were last recorded in the Spanish capital.
Especially in the working-class districts in the southeast
of Madrid
, the spreads
coronavirus
from.
"People are just getting infected, children are just getting infected, everyone is just getting infected, and school has not yet started," said the President of the
Madrid
Region
,
Isabel Díaz Ayuso
, most recently in an interview, as reported by "Spiegel".
The regional government wants to
curb
the number of
new infections
in
Madrid
with new
restrictions
.
Meetings in the public and private sector should be limited to
ten people
, provided they do not belong to a household.
According to the
president of the region,
these situations are
responsible for most new infections.
In addition, the number of participants allowed for weddings, funerals and other events will be significantly reduced again.
Corona in Spain: helicopter sells bathers on Mallorca
On the holiday island of
Mallorca
, the regional government
ordered
restrictions on
public life
at the end of August
due to the increasing number of
infections
.
This included the
closing of beaches
and parks at
night
between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.
To enforce this measure, the
police
on Mallorca are now also
using
helicopters
, as video recordings show.
NEW: Spanish government using helicopters to order people to wear a mask and social distance on the beaches of #Mallorca, #Spain pic.twitter.com/YPsuRMkomd
- SV News 🚨 (@SVNewsAlerts) September 6, 2020
The newspaper "Diario de Mallorca" reported that a plane
flew low over the beaches
on the
weekend in the
evening
to drive away
unrepentant
bathers
.
The
police
told people over loudspeakers: "Clear the beaches."
The video footage showed how the
bathers headed
from the beach towards the promenade in
view of the volume and the strong winds under the rotor of the
helicopter
.
Corona in Spain: trip to the beach after two months in intensive care
In the midst of the worsening situation, Spain is also looking forward to good news.
After a
corona infection
, 60-year-old
Francisco Espana was in
intensive care for almost two months.
Now he was allowed to go back into the fresh air for a short trip.
Lying in bed and connected to hoses,
Espana was
pushed onto
the promenade in
Barcelona
by nurses
.
Francisco Espana, 60 years old, spent 52 days in the intensive care unit of Hospital del Mar in Barcelona due to the coronavirus, but on this day he was allowed by his doctors to spend almost 10 minutes at the seaside as part of his recovery therapy .
pic.twitter.com/YmzqUhBt1y
- M. Bahmad, MD 🇱🇧 (@DrMarwanBahmad) September 6, 2020
"I am very overwhelmed",
Espana
reported
to the "Bild".
The 60-year-old was monitored by a doctor and three nurses on his outing.
The
Hospital del Mar
in
Barcelona
explored *, such as short trips to the beach recovery from
Covid-19-patient
influence.
The aim is to improve the patient's emotional attitude.
“If I were next allowed to have a beer in the hospital cafeteria, that would be enough for me,” said
Espana
.
Some other countries in Europe have also recorded a high increase in new corona infections, exceeding an alarming limit.
The Spanish government is trying to fight the rising numbers with various measures: most recently there was also a public ban on smoking in the fresh air in the room.
Due to trade restrictions caused by the corona pandemic, experts fear delivery bottlenecks for important drugs and vaccines *.
A new study from Sweden now gives hope that after a corona infection you could be immune in the long term - even without antibodies in the blood.
(ph) * Merkur.de is part of the Ippen-Digital editorial network.
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