Deutsche Telekom pulls out of Barcelona congress: source
), according to sources and official statements, leaving the Barcelona event without some of its main backers.
The GSMA has been silent since saying last Sunday it planned to go ahead with the event, while tightening health precautions to guard against the coronavirus that has killed more than 1,000 people in China since breaking out last month.Barcelona’s city authorities and the Spanish government have repeatedly stated that it would be safe for travelers to attend. The coronavirus has caused fatalities in around 2% of reported cases from pneumonia or multiple organ failure.
The GSMA had banned attendees from China’s Hubei province, where the coronavirus outbreak began, and required others to prove that they had been outside the country for at least two weeks prior to the event. Reconstructing meetings and movements across the Fira trade grounds and the city of Barcelona of anyone who later tests positive would be a difficult task.
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