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New virus crackdown extended to more Spanish regions

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Nightclubs closed their doors in four more regions of Spain today as new measures to curb a rise in Covid-19 infections came into effect, a day after a Madrid protest was held against virus restrictions.

Spain's most populous region, Andalusia, along with Galicia and Cantabria in the north and Castilla and Leon in the centre were the latest Spanish regions to begin enforcing 11 measures the government unveiled on Friday to curb one of the fastest virus growth rates in Europe.

Two other regions, La Rioja and Murcia, began applying the measures yesterday. The measures include the closure of all discos, night clubs and dancing halls while restaurants and bars are required to close by 1am, with no new guests allowed in from midnight in a

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