Spain to stop counting COVID-19 infections except for serious cases

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Spain to stop counting COVID-19 infections except for serious cases

STORY: Spain to stop counting COVID-19 infections except for serious cases DATELINE: March 12, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:38 LOCATION: Madrid CATEGORY: HEALTH SHOTLIST: 1. various of Spain's Minister of Health 2. various of vaccination center and street view 3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): CAROLINA DARIAS, Spanish Health Minister 4. various of people wearing masks in streets 5. various of Carolina Darias speaking 6. various of people wearing masks STORYLINE: Spain's Health Minister Carolina Darias on Thursday announced the ministry will stop keeping count of all COVID-19 infections in the country, with the exception of serious cases and those affecting vulnerable people. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): CAROLINA DARIAS, Spanish Health Minister "Towards a new model of vigilance in public health. Maybe this is the most important thing to highlight today, the new model for transition which will allow us to get to 2023." She refused to say when the mandatory wearing of masks indoors and on public transport would no longer be required,

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