| And praises the bilateral management of the regional government and the City Council during these days | The minister Salvador Illa and the director of the CAES, Fernando Simón, praise the management of the Government of Murcia and the Consistory in controlling the outbreak registered two weeks ago and prudence in keeping phase 1 of the totanero municipality in phase 1Totana has received the approval of the Ministry of Health to go to phase 2 of de-escalation, as reported this afternoon by the branch minister, Salvador Illa, and the director of the Center for Coordination of Emergency Alerts, Fernando Simón, at the press.In this way, the expectations of the Murcian Government are met, which in its bilateral meeting with the Ministry this Thursday formally requested the promotion of this town.
Thus, the entire Region will debut in June in the same phase.This regrowth motivated Totana to remain in phase 1 for one more week, while the rest of the Region moved to phase 2.
Today, the Minister of Health, Manuel Villegas, and the mayor of Totana, Juan José Cánovas, have announced the request for progression.
of the municipality, while the Region exhausts the 14 days of phase 2, before requesting, if the Epidemiology and Public Health services so estimate, the move to phase 3.Both Minister Salvador Illa and Fernando Simón, in their public appearance this afternoon, praised the management that the regional government has carried out from the beginning in the control of the coronavirus pandemic in the Autonomous Community.
In addition, they have highlighted the prudent attitude of the regional Executive when requesting that Totana stay in phase 1 to control the regrowth.Simón has highlighted that a very good job has been done in the Murcian town that was left out of the pass to this phase last Monday due to an outbreak of 6 cases detected in agricultural workers, which also forced to quarantine his close work contacts and relatives.70% of the Spanish will be in Phase 2 after the incorporation of the Valencian Community, the Andalusian provinces of Malaga and Granada and the Castilian-Manchegas of Toledo, Ciudad Real and Albacete, four health areas of Catalonia and the Leon region of Bierzo.
Meanwhile, Formentera, La Gomera, El Hierro and La Graciosa will progress to 3.Therefore, as of Monday, 32 million Spaniards will be in phase 2; 30% of the population will be in Phase 1 and about 45,000 people in Phase 3.
This has been confirmed by the Minister of Health, Salvador Illa, who insists that we must continue to act with the utmost prudence.
