Life under coronavirus lockdown: week 1
What has life in Catalonia been like since a state of alarm was declared on March 14?
Current affairs and social issues
What has life in Catalonia been like since a state of alarm was declared on March 14?
City authority also rents 200 tourist apartments for people at risk and opens three centers for homeless
Health department’s new app monitors data of thousands, important to avoid over-saturating hospitals
Authorities reveal origin of infections in town sealed off in Central Catalonia that have caused 24 covid-19 deaths so far
Some 3,000 charged in Barcelona for unjustified breaking of confinement, while authorities prepare to stop people going to second homes
Police rule out terrorism as motive for incident after reports said one detainee made "Islamist" proclamation
Center empty after authorities were unable to repatriate detainees
Dozens of people in area around Igualada under coronavirus restrictions need to be accompanied to feed their animals
New application, Stop Covid-19 Cat, aimed at ensuring hospital beds available to those who most need them
Some professors around Catalonia are turning to the internet to stay in touch with their students
Foreign office statement says Spanish government will close all hotels next Tuesday as part of emergency measures against coronavirus
As the state of alarm due to the health crisis goes on, some parents and children are turning to structure and discipline to get through the day
Traffic levels also down significantly as is overall energy use across Catalonia
Number of fatalities more than doubles in a single day bringing total to 41
No new dates for tests have been set yet, while pre-enrollment for schools also suspended
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