MADRID – Spain has diagnosed 3594 new coronavirus infections in more than 24 hours, as shown Wednesday by the Ministry of Fitness, after an updated count of around 4,000 cases the day before, which marked the highest point this week, but outside last week’s peaks.
The cumulative cases, adding up the effects of antibody control in patients who have already recovered, reached 419,849, the point in Western Europe. Seven other deaths were recorded, bringing the total death toll to 28,971.
Knowledge showed that Spain reached a new high last week, registering around 8,000 new infections on Friday. These figures are likely to be replaced as Spain updates its statistics retroactively. (Report through Nathan Allen; edited through Andrei Khalip)
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