Spain princess Maria Teresa killed by Corona virus, died in 3 days

Madrid, Ta. 29 March 2020, Sunday

The Corona Virus is not taking the name of a halt. 195 countries around the world have been hit. The death toll is steadily rising, as 86-year-old Princess Maria Teresa of Spain's royal family has been killed Saturday due to coronas. This was informed by his brother Prince Sixto Enrique de Bourbon posting on Facebook. This is the first death of a coronary family in the world because of corona.

It is worth mentioning that Spain is more influenced by the Coronation than Italy in the European country. So far, more than 3400 people have died in Spain

Only stayed on the ventilator for 3 days

The daughter of King Philip-IV's uncle of Spain and Princess Maria Torresa of Bourbon Parma has died on Saturday because of a corona virus infection. Maria, 86, was found Corona positive on Thursday and was on ventilator for just 3 days. This is the first death from the corona virus in any royal family in the world. Maria's funeral will be held next Friday in Madrid. According to this Facebook post, Maria died in Paris.

The situation in Spain is worse

The death toll from the Corona virus epidemic in Sparan has increased to 5,982 on Saturday, with 844 people dead in the last 24 hours. However, the Spanish government had told officials that the corona had crossed the third stage in the country and that the matters would begin to subside soon. Tell the government that the number of people infected with the virus has increased to more than 73 thousand. Worldwide, coronary virus has died in Spain after Italy.

30,873 people lost their lives worldwide

All 195 countries in the world are infected with the Corona virus. As of Sunday morning, 6,63,541 cases of the corona virus have been infected. There, 30,873 people lost their lives. Besides, 1,53,175 have also recovered. Sophie Gregoire, wife of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has also recovered. This was reported on Saturday.

Concern over increasing ICU in Spain

There are more than 8,000 cases per day in Spain, but there are signs of a new transition. Officials say, it seems, the epidemic has reached its peak. Madrid is the worst-affected area. Where 2,757 people have died and 21,520 people have been infected with the virus. Fernando Simon, co-ordinator of health affairs at the health ministry, said new cases of infection are decreasing, so that number is diminishing. "It is a sign that the numbers are nearing their peak," he said. However, Simon said, the increasing emphasis on ICU in the country is a matter of concern.