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Melilla, Sep 17 (EFE).- Melilla celebrated its 524th anniversary as a Spanish city this Friday with a civic act that, according to the Mayor-President of the Spanish exclave of Melilla, Eduardo de Castro, has served as the city's tribute to the victims of the coronavirus pandemic. (Camera: PAQUI SANCHEZ).SHOT LIST: THE CELEBRATIONS OF THE 524TH ANNIVERSARY OF MELILLA AS A SPANISH CITY, IN MELILLA, SPAIN.
Madrid (Spain), June 5, EFE, (Camera: Nacho Martín).- The King and Queen of Spain observed a minute's silence on Friday at the beginning of their visit to the Coslada Transport Centre (CTC) to mark the last of ten days of official mourning in memory of the victims of the coronavirus. Don Felipe and Doña Letizia were accompanied by the Minister of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda, José Luis Ábalos, and the President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, all dressed in black as a sign of mourning.FOOTAGE OF THE MINUTE OF SILENCE.
Madrid, May 27, EFE, (Camera: Santiago Castro).- Spain has been in official mourning since midnight on Tuesday when the government established ten days of mourning in memory of the 27,117 people who died during the pandemic. It is the longest period of mourning that has taken place during the country's democratic history. FOOTAGE OF THE FLAGS AT HALF-MAST IN PLAZA DE COLÓN, MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR, SUPREME COURT, CONGRESS OF DEPUTIES, MINISTRY OF HEALTH, MUSEO DEL PRADO, NEW MINISTRIES AND GOVERNMENT DELEGATION IN MADRID
President of the Autonomous Community of Madrid, Isabel Diaz Ayuso, takes part in a national minute of silence for COVID-19 victims. Lockdown measures have been eased in the country's two biggest cities, Madrid and Barcelona, where people can now meet in groups of up to 10 in their homes and in parks or on the terraces of bars and restaurants. IMAGES
Madrid's large ice rink, the Palacio de Hielo, has been converted into a morgue where the bodies of victims of the novel coronavirus recovered from hospitals and nursing homes are stored. This makeshift morgue was set up to help the municipal funeral home, which was unable to collect the bodies due to a lack of protective equipment for its staff. IMAGES
Madrid, Mar 23 (EFE).- The "Palacio de Hielo" in Madrid, a shopping center with a skating rink, will be used "in the next few hours" like a morgue of people who died of coronavirus, due to the saturation of funeral services.(CAMERA: Enrique del Viso / Tato Pérez)RESOURCE IMAGES OF THE SHOPPING CENTER IN MADRID
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