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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez (pictured) on Friday (13 March) said a special cabinet meeting would on Saturday formally declare a state of emergency to combat the coronavirus outbreak, write Ingrid Melander, Jesus Aguado and Belen Carreno.

The state of emergency will allow authorities to confine infected people and ration goods in a steep increase in Spain’s response to the rapidly-spreading coronavirus.

With 4,209 cases, Spain has the second-highest number of coronavirus cases in Europe after Italy and Sanchez said the number could rise to over 10,000 next week. About 120 people have died.

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