The manager of the Servizo Galego de Saúde (Sergas), Antonio Fernández-Campa, has stated this Wednesday that the members of the Fuenlabrada CF expedition who are isolated in a hotel in A Coruña must respect a quarantine of 14 days, even if they have given negative results. in tests. In response to a question about the possibility that they could leave the isolation after 10 days if they test negative and do not present symptoms of COVID-19, Fernández-Campa has clarified that these are close contacts that must comply with the quarantine “in full”.
The days are counted, he explained, from the moment it was decreed that they are close contacts. For his part, the Minister of Sanidade, Jesús Vázquez Almuiña, has specified that the contacts that have symptoms are considered suspicious cases. Sources from the A Coruña City Council have also spoken about the Madrid team delegation on Wednesday, who have reacted to information from eldiario.es that states that a representative from LaLiga traveled to the city last weekend to try to get the staff of the hotel in which it is confined. “The confinement cannot be itinerant,” added the same sources, who explained that the City Council did not give any order in this regard because the competent authority on mobility is the Xunta.