E tusa ai ma le taʻitaʻi o le itumalo o Madrid, Isabel Diaz Ayuso, o le laumua o Sepania o le a faia ona fusi mata e faamalosia i taimi uma.

Faʻamalosia mata ufimata o se vaega o le afifi o le taulaga a le malo auala e faʻamoemoe e puipuia ai le sosolo o Covid-19 faʻamaʻi, Diaz Ayuso fai mai nei.

O pa pia i Madrid e tatau ona tapunia ile 1am, ma o potopotoga i fafo o terraces o faleʻaiga o le a tapunia i le 10 tagata, o lana tala lea. Ua fautuaina e le itulagi ni potopotoga tumaoti i le fale tumau i lalo ifo o le 10 tagata. Peitai, e le o se faʻatulafonoina lea tiute.

Na ia talosagaina foi le malo tutotonu e siitia siaki i le malaevaalele i Madrid.

I se isi faamatalaga, Jorge Marichal, o le faauluuluga o tagata tafafao maimoa CEHAT fai mai o Peretania o le puipuia o tagata faimalaga mai Sepania e ono afaina ai le Sipaniolo tagata tafafao maimoa € 10 piliona ($ 11.73 piliona) i leiloa tupe maua.

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Bars in Madrid must close at 1am, and gatherings at outdoor restaurant terraces will be capped at 10 people, she said.
Compulsory face masks are a part of a package of city government’s measures aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19 infections, Diaz Ayuso said today.
In a separate statement, Jorge Marichal, the head of tourism association CEHAT said that Britain's quarantine on travelers from Spain could cost the Spanish tourism sector €10 billion ($11.