Governments are responding to the coronavirus pandemic by imposing tight restrictions on businesses and ordering people to stay home. Spain became the latest country to follow Italy's example by imposing nationwide restrictions. President Donald Trump, days after mingling with people who later tested positive for the virus at his private club in Florida, is now screening anyone who is coming into close contact with him and Vice President Mike Pence for fevers.

These are some of the latest developments Saturday:

SPAIN ANNOUNCES EMERGENCY LOCKDOWN

The government of Spain announced severe restrictions on movement as part of a two-week state of emergency to fight the sharp rise in coronavirus infections. In a nationally televised address, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez detailed the battery of exceptional measures put in place. Health authorities inSpain said Saturday that more than 5,700 people there have confirmed coronavirus infections. That's an increase of more than 1,500 in 24 hours. The plan includes the closing of restaurants, bars and non-essential commercial establishments.

DOCTOR SAYS TRUMP TESTS NEGATIVE FOR VIRUS

President Donald Trump has tested negative for the new coronavirus, according to the president’s personal physician. The White House released the test results Saturday night. Trump spent time last weekend at his private club in Florida with at least three people who have now tested positive. The White House also announced that it is now conducting temperature checks on anyone who is in close contact with the president and Vice President Mike Pence as a precaution. A representative from the White House physician's office took the temperature of