From Spain to Germany: Europe in fear of the second wave of coronary, more powerful than the first

Catalonia has closed her nightlife for two weeks, but cities outside the North East region are also seeing an increase in cases.

France, which has also seen growth, has issued a warning for travel, and Norway is quarantined incomings from Spain.

Germany has also marked an increase in infections, as states fight at <x0morcen” amid the impasse of new explosions and the reopening of economies.

The rise in cases with Covid19 in Europe echo much larger increases in the rest of the globe, with record numbers of new infections of around 280,000 in the last two days.

“While no country is intact, this increase is caused by high transmission in large and populated countries in America and South Asia,” said the World Health Organisation (OBSH) in a statement Saturday.

There have been more than 15.7 million global cases and more than 640,000 people have lost their lives, according to Johns Hopkins University.

What's going on in Spain?

Less than a month after Spain ended its state of emergency, several cities including Barcelona, Zaragoza and the capital city Madrid have seen an increase in new infections, warning that a second wave may be near.

Catalonone's government now says all clubs and nightclubs late in the region will be closed for the next two weeks.

The Spanish Health Ministry reported more than 900 new cases of the virus Friday. A football team in the second division, Fuentes, now has 28 confirmed cases.

The BBC correspondent in Madrid Guy Hedgecoe says climbing the infection among young people is a particular concern, as they have gathered during this time in nightclubs.

Epidemiologist Dr Daniel Lopez-Acuna told the BBC that the average age of cases can increase, “because transmission is going from young people to the rest of the family, and of course the elderly”.

France has warned its citizens not to travel to Catalonia, while Norway has said it will begin to quarantine those who come from Spain.

Belgium has banned travel to Hjesca and Lleida, with recommendations against travel to a number of other areas in Spain.

Are other European countries concerned?

Most are seeing growth and explosions, but want to maintain the functioning of economies and hope that any second wave will be limited and local. Belgium has slowed the reopening due to a strong increase in new cases.

Italy is isolating residents from Romania and Bulgaria for two weeks, following a number of imported cases.

French Prime Minister Jean Castex says that people who come from 16 countries where the virus is widespread will be subject to coronary tests in the country.

The Ministry of Health in France said that there were now over 1,000 new cases each day in hospitals.

Germany has said it could set mandatory tests for vacationers returning from high-risk destinations, as infections reached a record for last month.

What's global growth like?

Treatment is still disturbing, O says Over 250 thousand new cases for three days until Friday.

A major concern is India, where there are now 1.3 million confirmed cases of about 100,000 of them in the last two days alone, and experts fear the worst has not yet come.

One of those who have proved positive was the prime minister of the state of Greatya Pradesh, Shimraj Singh Chouhan, who urged people not to be careless.

The United States, Brazil and South Africa are also showing great increases. / BBC í The world..