Spain, which has been one of the countries worst hit in the coronavirus pandemic, has reported its lowest daily death toll in more than a month.
Its health ministry said earlier that 288 more people had died of the virus, the lowest number since 20 March.
The figure is a steep drop from the 378 deaths recorded on Saturday.
On Sunday, children under the age of 14 were allowed to leave their homes for the first time in six weeks. They are now allowed outside for one hour a day.
The health ministry said the total number of fatalities now stood at 23,190.
Fernando Simon, director of the Spanish Health Alert and Emergency Co-ordination Centre, said: "For the first time in a long time, we are below 300.
"Although it may be hard to give these statistics, it's a figure which indicates a clear, positive direction in the evolution of the epidemic."
