David-19: Spain removes state of emergency, tourists free to travel

People there can now freely move across the country to meet their relatives and friends for the first time since March 14 when the state of emergency was declared there for the first time.

The deadlock measures there are backed by one part of the citizens, as another part had protested, seeking their relief.

Spain has also reopened its borders with European Union states and with Great Britain, tourists entering

Spain will not submit to quarantine in 14 weeks.

Even though all these measures have been released there, they are called upon to wear masks and respect distances.

So far there have been over 245,000 infected with Corleone and 28,000 deaths, Euronews writes.