Spain suffers its worst day for coronavirus deaths with 832 in space of 24 hours - bringing national toll to five ,690 since outbreak began
It beats the previous Spanish record of 769 coronavirus deaths from Friday
the amount of latest coronavirus cases registered within the past 24 hours is 8,000
On Monday a second makeshift morgue is thanks to start functioning in Madrid
Coronavirus symptoms: what are they and will you see a doctor
Spain has registered a replacement record number of coronavirus deaths during a single-day period.
The number of deaths from Covid-19 within the past 24 hours is 832, it emerged this morning.
It beats the previous Spanish record of 769 coronavirus deaths which was announced on Friday.
Spain has registered a replacement record number of coronavirus deaths during a single-day period. Pictured: military hospital in Madrid
The grim statistic means 5,690 people with the virus have now died in Spain.
The number of latest coronavirus cases registered within the past 24 hours is 8,000.
Spanish Ministry of Health figures show 72,248 people are infected, 40,630 have needed to be hospitalised, 4,575 people are admitted to medical care and 12,285 people are cured of the disease.
The number of latest coronavirus cases registered within the past 24 hours is 8,000. Pictured: Medical staff in Madrid transfer a patient during a wheelchair
The new temporary morgue, known locally because the Donut due to the way it's from the sky, was built to be Madrid's Institute of forensic pathology but never opened (pictured)
Only Italy's single-day death tally is worse than Spain's - with 969 dying there from coronavirus within the 24 hours between Thursday and Friday.
On Monday a second makeshift morgue is thanks to start functioning in Madrid, Spain's worst affected area, after a retail centre ice-skating rink where families paid six pounds a time to skate became its first stop-gap body drop due to the saturation funeral parlours were facing.
The new temporary morgue, known locally because the Donut due to the way it's from the sky, was built to be Madrid's Institute of forensic pathology but never opened.
It beats the previous Spanish record of 769 coronavirus deaths from Friday
the amount of latest coronavirus cases registered within the past 24 hours is 8,000
On Monday a second makeshift morgue is thanks to start functioning in Madrid
Coronavirus symptoms: what are they and will you see a doctor
Spain has registered a replacement record number of coronavirus deaths during a single-day period.
The number of deaths from Covid-19 within the past 24 hours is 832, it emerged this morning.
It beats the previous Spanish record of 769 coronavirus deaths which was announced on Friday.
Spain has registered a replacement record number of coronavirus deaths during a single-day period. Pictured: military hospital in Madrid
The grim statistic means 5,690 people with the virus have now died in Spain.
The number of latest coronavirus cases registered within the past 24 hours is 8,000.
Spanish Ministry of Health figures show 72,248 people are infected, 40,630 have needed to be hospitalised, 4,575 people are admitted to medical care and 12,285 people are cured of the disease.
The number of latest coronavirus cases registered within the past 24 hours is 8,000. Pictured: Medical staff in Madrid transfer a patient during a wheelchair
The new temporary morgue, known locally because the Donut due to the way it's from the sky, was built to be Madrid's Institute of forensic pathology but never opened (pictured)
Only Italy's single-day death tally is worse than Spain's - with 969 dying there from coronavirus within the 24 hours between Thursday and Friday.
On Monday a second makeshift morgue is thanks to start functioning in Madrid, Spain's worst affected area, after a retail centre ice-skating rink where families paid six pounds a time to skate became its first stop-gap body drop due to the saturation funeral parlours were facing.
The new temporary morgue, known locally because the Donut due to the way it's from the sky, was built to be Madrid's Institute of forensic pathology but never opened.
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