Around 300,000 non-essential workers have gone back to their jobs in the Madrid region, a spokesman for Madrid's regional government told CNN. Spain’s General Workers Union, a major trade union, raised concerns over the safety of those returning to work.

Around 300,000 non-essential workers have gone back to their jobs in the Madrid region, a spokesman for Madrid's regional government told CNN.

Spain’s General Workers Union, a major trade union, raised concerns over the safety of those returning to work. https://t.co/4ayhOyIIk1

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