Fernando Simón, the director of the Centre for Coordination of Health Alerts and Emergencies, said at the weekend that as borders are reopened, there is an expectation that the number of imported cases of coronavirus will increase. But he stressed that the country's public health services are "very well prepared to control outbreaks". Making a distinction with "something massive", he added that "as long as they are outbreaks, we have the mechanisms to control them".
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Spain prepared for control of outbreaks when tourism restarts
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It is a great feeling this whole lock down and phase nonsense will be ending next week. And seeing how quickly our politicians now are scrambling to get back to "normal" a.s.a.p. for me proves the point, it was all WAY over the top. As now the hard reality of a crippled economy and country sinks in, re-election panic sets in. But, freedom or not, it does not relieve us of being sensible about hygiene and social distancing. And I am fairly apprehensive how the Spanish will deal with that. It is just not in their nature/culture to be social distant, which is certainly not a bad thing; but with a virus going round, it may proof a problem.