The increase in cases reported by COVID-19 in Spain has led several Spanish cities and municipalities to tighten containment measures to stop the spread of the virus. After the declaration of the second state of alarm in the country, most communities have closed their borders and have applied night mobility restrictions.
Except for Extremadura, Galicia and the islands -although the latter have established a sanitary control to access their territory-, all the autonomies have imposed a perimeter closure, at least intermittently, as has happened in Madrid, which has decreed a regional confinement during the November and December bridges , but it already allows mobility again.
In fact, even those mentioned have made decisions to contain the coronavirus, although at the moment the cumulative incidence (number of cases per 100,000 inhabitants) it only exceeds 300 incidence in the Balearic Islands and Madrid.
Despite everything, many regions have prohibited entry and exit from areas with a high incidence of infections. This is the situation by municipalities and sanitary areas by autonomous community:
Aragon
The Community of Aragon, in addition to being closed perimeter, maintains the prohibition of mobility between provinces until December 20.
Catalonia
Catalonia has not only decided to close its perimeter territory, but to this norm it adds the restriction of mobility between regions until January 11.
Estremadura
Extremadura is one of the four autonomies that does not keep its borders closed with other regions (Galicia, the Canary Islands, the Balearic Islands and the aforementioned Extremadura), although it will do so at Christmas. However, the Board maintains the perimeter isolation of the towns of Achrosán, Cañamero and Talayuela, in Cáceres, and Mirandilla, in Badajoz.
Galicia
In Galicia, although there is no perimeter confinement, there are numerous municipalities where entry and exit is prohibited. Some of these closures are characterized by being sets, that is to say, that the confinement takes place in the united border of the territories included in the mobility restriction.
The currently affected locations son: Ferrol and Narón (joint closure), A Coruña, Arteixo, Culleredo and Cambre (joint closure), Dumbría and Muxía (joint closure), Vimianzo, Zas and Camariñas (joint closure), Negreira, Mazaricos and Santa Comba (joint closure), Santiago de Compostela, Boiro, Fisterra, Carnota, Ribeira and The Bridges of Garci’a Rodriguez, in A Coruña; Pontevedra, Marín and Poio (joint closure), Vigo, Mos, Nigrán, O Porriño and Gondomar (joint closure), Sanxenxo and O Grove (joint closure), Meaño, Meis and Ribadumia (joint closure) A Guarda, Tomiño and O Rosal (joint closure), Vilagarcía de Arousa, Cambados, Moaña, Ponteareas, Tui, Cangas, Redondela, Vilaboa, Soutomaior, Ponte Caldelas, Rodeiro, Baiona, Bueu, A Illa de Arousa and Cerdedo-Cotobade, in Pontevedra; To Rúa and Sarreaus, en Ourense; and the cities of Vilalba and Lugo, in Lugo.
Madrid’s community
The Community of Madrid allows entries and exits from December 14, the day until the perimeter was closed by the Constitution Bridge. However, both the curfew from twelve at night to six in the morning as well as the mobility and activity restrictions in two basic health zones: La Elipa (Linear City) and La Moraleja (Alcobendas).
Murcia
The president of the Murcian region, Fernando López Miras, decided to close the Region of Murcia and also prohibit mobility among its 45 municipalities from Friday, October 30, a measure that now it only affects two of them: Torre Pacheco and Los Alcázares.
Basque Country
The Basque Autonomous Community decreed not only its perimeter closure, but also that of all its municipalities from Tuesday, October 27. However, since December 12, it has relaxed this measure and allows its inhabitants to move between municipalities located in the same Historical Territory.
Ceuta
The autonomous city will remain perimeter closed at least until January 10.
Melilla
Like Ceuta, Melilla has closed its borders and prohibits entry and exit from its territory except for justified reasons until January 10.
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