Speaking to reporters in Madrid, Spain’s health and interior ministers insisted there would be “no contact” with the local population. Interior Minister Fernando Grande‑Marlaska said the operation would be swift, with passengers leaving “by nationality groups”. | Collector

Speaking to reporters in Madrid, Spain’s health and interior ministers insisted there would be “no contact” with the local population.

Interior Minister Fernando Grande‑Marlaska said the operation would be swift, with passengers leaving “by nationality groups”.

Jamaica Observer

Speaking to reporters in Madrid, Spain’s health and interior ministers insisted there would be “no contact” with the local population. Interior Minister Fernando Grande‑Marlaska said the operation would be swift, with passengers leaving “by nationality groups”.

Speaking to reporters in Madrid, Spain’s health and interior ministers insisted there would be “no contact” with the local population. Interior Minister Fernando Grande‑Marlaska said the operation would be swift, with passengers leaving “by nationality groups”.

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