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Update - Coronavirus Alert - Negative Results
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https://noticiasfuerteventura.com/fuerteventura/negativos-los-casos-analizados-en-gran-tarajal
Below translated via Microsoft Translate:
The President of the Cabildo reports that the 6 cases analyzed yesterday in Fuerteventura, in the Gran Tarajal area, have given negative analytical results in Coronavirus.
The President of the Cabildo de Fuerteventura thanks the Island Health Directorate for the protocols followed, and confirms the tranquility with which our destiny must act without spreading hoaxes or unnecessary fake news.
Blas Acosta has been in constant contact with the Government of the Canary Islands and Ministry of Health at all times. Confirmation of the results of these analyses has just been received by the President a few minutes ago
Alert. Possible case of Coronavirus in Gran Tarajal
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https://www.ondafuerteventura.es/alerta-por-posible-caso-de-coronavirus-en-gran-tarajal/
Translated via Google Translate
This is a group of four people, two Italians and two Canaries who reside in El Palmeral, an area near the Health Center of Gran Tarajal, and who have recently arrived from Lombardy where they spent several days on vacation. As confirmed by nearby sources, they notified 112 and a medical team from the Gran Tarajal Health Center traveled to the home where the relevant tests were conducted, since then they remain isolated waiting to know tomorrow the results of the coronavirus tests to which they have submitted on Fuerteventura.
In this case it is a group of about five tourists from the transalpine country who spend a few days in the town of Gran Tarajal, in the municipality of Tuineje, who have notified 112 that some of them had symptoms compatible with those of the coronavirus - and which coincide with those of the common flu–, so technicians from the Canary Islands Emergency Service have moved to the place where they are residing to take samples for analysis. While waiting for the results, as a precaution, tourists are in a situation of home isolation.
At the moment, the Canary Islands only recorded four active cases of coronavirus, which were added by the German tourist - 40 years old - who was treated a few weeks ago at the La Gomera hospital, until he was discharged after overcoming the disease, as reported by the Canary Islands Time.