outbreak of the krona virus cases in the country increased by 30 percent in one day prime minister peter sanchez is calling for an extension to the current state of emergency and many in spain are rushing to help support the country's strained resources. * 4 the sound of gratitude and spain's emergency service workers showed their support for the medical staff working around the clock to care for the nation's soaring number of coronavirus patients. health workers have been struggling with a huge stretch on resources. in the outlet and there are no waterproof gowns the colleagues protect themselves with garbage bags and trying to get the protection that the hospital does not give them waiting rooms have been set up to treat patients without oxygen be the respirators and the situation is in chaos. as the funeral. spain's prime minister urged the nation to prepare itself emotionally and psychologically for the coming challenges. unfortunately the worst is yet to come when tough days lie ahead for them we will see the impact of the hardest most damaging hour that will push to its limits on material

that's why the spanish prime minister peter sanchez addressed the nation on saturday evening in prime time yet again. he's been on many times, saying that the worst is yet to come. that this wave, the next wave is going to test the medical fasills and the wi fasills and the will of the people. this is all happening because the state of emergency has been in effect for a week. this gets to the lag time. they've cleared the streets basically and have had the streets cleared for most of a week. all the sort of traffic on the streets, train service, airplane service, bus service, the ridership is way down. police are issuing thousands of fines and doing thousands of road stops to keep those kinds of people off the streets who want a test. but basically the people are cooperating and staying off the streets except to go to the food store and pharmacy, but still this is about to hit spain with a wallop. >> do you sense a calm before the storm, i guess? >> reporter: you've got that. in the moon time, as tmeantime, the medical teams are trying to ramp up. the main hospital is a 5500 bed. we t