Coronavirus: Conversation with Spanish mothers
We speak to Spanish mothers about keeping their children indoors for six weeks.
Children under 14 in Spain are being allowed out of their homes for the first time, after nearly six weeks in lockdown. We speak to three Spanish mothers about what it's been like to live in confinement and keep your children indoors for 40 days.
We continue to answer questions on the coronavirus pandemic, using the help of the BBC's health team, doctors and scientists. We've had questions in from all around the world.
If you'd like to send us a message on WhatsApp, you can use this number: +447730 751925. Twitter: @BBCOS.
(Photo: A Polish medical staff works at a drive-thru COVID-19 testing lab in Warsaw. Credit: LESZEK SZYMANSKI/EPA)
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