Spain reported the smallest increase in the number of coronavirus deaths in four weeks on Sunday, while new infections slowed compared with previous days, Bloomberg reports.
Coronavirus deaths rose by 410 to 20,453 on Sunday, the smallest one-day increase since March 22, when 394 people died, according to Spain’s Health Ministry daily report.
In total 195,944 people have been infected with the coronavirus in Spain, with 4,218 new cases detected in the past 24 hours. That’s a decline after four consecutive days with new cases above 5,000, although numbers typically slow over the weekend due to reporting delays that later adjust during the week. The number of people cured rose to 77,357, authorities reported.
