From Madrid to Paris via New Zealand, Bhutan, and Sarajevo, the concern grows about a possible second wave of the epidemic of the coronavirus, pushing many capitals to take the alarm and to develop their sanitary measures. "I say it with a form of seriousness : if we don't act collectively, we are exposed to a high risk of reversal of the epidemic that will be difficult to control ", has accused the French Prime minister, Jean Castex.

in The last 24 hours, the number of people diagnosed positive with the virus has increased by 785 new cases in France. In any 10.800 new cases have been recorded in a week. Same concern in Spain that shows the worst figures of contagion in western Europe – 4.923 new cases daily average recorded during the last seven days – and where the situation is considered " critical ". "We are just at the point where things can improve or get worse (...) this implies the need to do everything possible and try to halt outbreaks before they escalate ", said to AFP Salvador Macip, a professor of health sciences at the open University of Barcelona.