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Cuba aislará a turistas en hoteles ante rebrote de covid-19

Autoridades sanitarias anunciaron el sábado un nuevo pico de 910 casos de infectados

(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 7, 2019 tourists walk along a street of Old Havana. - The US Treasury banned group educational travel to Cuba on June 4, 2019, cutting off one of the main avenues for Americans to visit the Caribbean island. In a move to punish what it called Cuba's "destabilizing role in the Western hemisphere," the Treasury also banned the US export of boats and private airplanes to the country. (Photo by YAMIL LAGE / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 7, 2019 tourists walk along a street of Old Havana. - The US Treasury banned group educational travel to Cuba on June 4, 2019, cutting off one of the main avenues for Americans to visit the Caribbean island. In a move to punish what it called Cuba's "destabilizing role in the Western hemisphere," the Treasury also banned the US export of boats and private airplanes to the country. (Photo by YAMIL LAGE / AFP) YAMIL LAGE
Turistas en un recorrido por el sector antiguo de La Habana, en mayo del 2019. AFP Turistas en un recorrido por el sector antiguo de La Habana, en mayo del 2019. AFP (YAMIL LAGE/AFP)

La Habana. Cuba anunció el sábado un nuevo pico de 910 casos de infectados por covid-19 y dio a conocer nuevas medidas de confinamiento en hoteles para turistas que ingresen al país, informó el Ministerio de Salud Pública.

El país caribeño ha registrado hasta ahora 25.674 contagios y 213 decesos por covid-19, tres de ellos fallecidos el viernes, informó Francisco Durán, jefe de Epidemiología del Ministerio.

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