The head of epidemiology at the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, Antoni Trilla, has stated that the smaller It is the reference health unit for de-escalation “easier to make decisions for her” but he has warned that it can “complicate a little the way of controlling the one next door”.
Speaking to Catalunya Ràdio, Trilla said that “it does not cost anything” to separate by the areas that are decided but that mobility and “permeability” between zones must be taken into account.
“It has difficulties but I think it can be done,” he commented on the separation by health regions.
He also specified that Barcelona and Madrid are “in the queue” to enter phase 1 on May 11, especially areas such as the Catalan capital and its metropolitan area, but did not rule out that it could happen.
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