The Government of Spain will cancel the mandatory wearing masks on the street from June 26, said Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. This is reported by TASS with reference to the words of the head of government.
“We will hold an extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers in the next Thursday, where we will offer the Spanish society to cancel the masks from June 26 outdoors,” said Sanchez. “It will be the last weekend from the mask outdoors,” he added.
Recall, from the beginning of the pandemic in Spain, over 3.75 million cases of infection were recorded, more than 80.6 thousand patients died. At the end of October 2020, the government introduced the regime of high readiness in the country, which ended on May 9 of this year. On December 27 last year, population vaccination began in Spain.