In the past, cabinet colleagues had been ordered to limit movement as a precautionary measure; WHO leader warns of the effects of school closure on children This blog is now closed
Footballer Kingsley Coman self-isolates the same at home after coming into contact with an inflamed by a coronavirus, Bayern Munich has announced.
In a statement, Bayern said French striker Coman, who scored the goal in last Champions League win last season over their years-old club, Paris Saint-Germain, had tested negative for Covid-19 on Sunday.
AFP reports that Europe’s six-time champions have said how long the 24-year-old will remain isolated or when he will go through a new control of the virus.
Bayern also revealed whether they would miss the first attack of their Bundesliga defense against Schalke on Friday night.
British Secretary of Health and Social Welfare Matt Hancock told MPs that the UK government is working 24 hours a day to address what it described as “operational challenges” in the coronavirus test formula caused by increased demand.
Speaking in parliament, Hancock said there had been a sharp increase in the number of other people running for testing, adding those who were not eligible.
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Following a corrected blog post above, Irish cabinet members were asked about their movements after the country’s fitness minister reported discomfort.
Stephen Donnelly has contacted his GP for a Covid-19 test, to the Irish broadcaster RI.
First, it was understood that the cabinet deserved to be insulated and that the Irish parliament, Dil, would be suspended indefinitely.
However, it has since been reported that it will resume operations on Tuesday night or Wednesday.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin told RI that the resolve to ask the closet about his movements came here for “a lot of caution. “
The world is still at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, said a special envoy of the World Health Organization in Covid-19.
Dr David Nabarro described it as “grotesque” at an assembly of the UK Foreign Affairs Committee.
The Member:
It’s much worse than any science fiction about pandemics. It’s serious, we’re not even in the middle yet. We’re still in the beginning.
“And we are starting to see the damage this is going to do to the world. And it is getting more and more unpleasant as we enter this specific phase in Europe to see how things return. “
He added: “None of us place the existing stage in anything other than horrible, grotesque, shameful.
“It’s a dreadful situation, a fitness challenge is so uncontrollable that it plunges the world, not only into a recession, but into a massive economic downturn that would likely double the number of poor, double the number of malnourished, take millions of small businesses bankrupt. »
The French fitness government has registered 7,852 new instances of Covid-19 in the last 24 hours, with 6,158 new instances on Monday.
The French Ministry of Health reported that the number of hospital arrivals by Covid-19 in the last seven days had increased to 2,713 from 2,561 on Monday.
These included 479 admissions to extensive care sets in more than seven days, up from 448 in Monday’s count, he said.
The number of other people who died in France from Covid-19 infections increased from 37 to 30,999.
The cumulative number of now is 395,104.
Ireland reported 357 new cases of Covid-19, the highest number since mid-May and compared to an average of 203 cases consistent with the day in the last seven days, according to the knowledge of the Department of Health.
New restrictive measures have been announced to involve the spread of coronavirus in Greece, sounding alarms about rising infection rates in the Athens region of more than five million people.
In statements to journalists, epidemiologist Gkikas Magiorkinis, who sits on the 29-member committee advising the government, described the urban center as the “Achilles heel” of a wave that is spreading among others with no known ties to each other. of the 310 instances announced on Tuesday, 197 were in the Greek capital.
The sharp increase has begun to put a worrying strain on the country’s fitness system, and the number of intubated patients is also increasing. The measures, which come with the use of mask in all enclosed spaces, became more imperative through government resolution. reopen schools, Deputy Minister of Civil Protection Nikos Hardalias said at Tuesday’s press conference.
For the next 14 days, nightclubs will remain closed, while theaters and theaters will only be able to operate at 60% of their capacity, and only if the public wears masks.
Similarly, street markets will only function at 50% of their capacity and vice versa with job owners and consumers dressed in masks. No more than six more people will be able to dine in one place to eat at a time, while social gatherings will be limited to another 50. people at once.
Greece recorded a total of 13,730 cases and 313 deaths. Infections nearly doubled in August, and scientists described the scenario in alarmist terms.
Irish ministers were asked to isolate themselves after their fitness minister implemented a Covid-19 after feeling unwell.
The Irish parliament in Dublin also suspended for a week.
According to national broadcaster RTÉ, Stephen Donnelly contacted his doctor about Covid-19 this afternoon after feeling unwell.
“As a result of today’s events, the closet will now have to be insulated, so the option to continue business is not provided on its own and the House is postponed until next Tuesday or until I am headed [by the Prime Minister],” lower house spokesman Seon Fearghael told parliament.