Ask for a prohibition of transience as infections succeed at their point in 4 months; Yulia Tymoshenko has a high fever; Italy ‘no longer blocks’ to fight infections
Sixty police officers are being screened for Covid-19 after a two-station outbreak in Northern Ireland, the Palestinian Authority reports.
A total of 8 officers have been diagnosed with the infection, the Northern Ireland Police Service said.
The number of tests and self-isolation are higher than on Saturday.
The Antrim and Newtownabbey stations closed for deep cleaning.
Deputy Police Deputy Chief Alan Todd said:
Yesterday, we showed that 8 of our agents tested positive for Covid-19. That number has increased.
However, the number of officials who have lately isolated and tested for Covid-19 has increased from 51 to 60 today.
In accordance with public aptitude guidelines, we take all appropriate measures to address and manage the problem.
While we expect front-line officials to return to their duties in the coming days, the fitness and well-being of our officials are of paramount importance and we will ensure that they return to their duties when necessary.
In the UK, more than 150 young people attended an illegal rave at a hot spot of coronavirus scattered by police on Sunday.
The collection took place at the Entwistle Reservoir, between Blackburn and Bolton, two spaces where there are more restrictions due to the pandemic.
The guy who organized the occasion stopped through officials and his device was taken away.
Dr Sakthi Karunanithi, Director of Public Health at Lancashire County Council, tweeted: “Unacceptable behaviour by the organiser. Thousands of young people and other people and families are sacrificing their freedom while a small minority behave irresponsibly. Please mix socially.”
“It would be a consequence for our economy and ours if this leads to more cases.”
The total number of other people who died after testing positive for Covid-19 in Wales increased from two to 1592, according to Public Health Wales.
Meanwhile, new ones rise to 20, bringing the number of revised shows to 17,727.
The total number of coronavirus cases in Scotland has increased in the last 24 hours.
Official figures show that a total of 19811 more people have tested positive for the virus since the beginning of the epidemic.
No deaths were reported on Saturday, the death toll remains at 2,492. A total of 245 other people were in the hospital with a Covid-19 shown, two in intensive care.
The Peruvian government has convicted the owner of a Lima nightclub for organizing an illegal party in which thirteen others were crushed by revelers seeking to flee a police raid.
The country’s Interior Ministry attributed the deaths to the “criminal irresponsibility of an unscrupulous businessman” in a statement.
The Minister of Women of Peru, Rosario Sasieta, has asked for serious sanctions for the control of the club that organized the event.
“I’m asking for the maximum penalty for the owners of this place, which was actually irresponsible, and we’re talking about a malicious for-profit murder,” Sasieta told reporters on a stopover on the spot on Sunday morning.
“Knowing that there is a fitness emergency, knowing that even at home you cannot meet relatives who do not live there, do you have the irresponsibility to open a post for 120 people?” Sasieta added.
A member of the Interior Ministry said the revelers had tried to sneak into herds through the only front door and found themselves trapped between the door and a staircase leading to the street.
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko took the Covid-19 test and is in serious condition with fever, Reuters reports.
Tymoshenko, 59, who was prime minister twice before his defeat in the 2010 presidential election, has become the first high-level Ukrainian politician known to have contracted Covid-19. Parliament has been on summer recess since mid-July.
“His condition is serious, his temperature can reach 39 degrees Celsius,” her home spokeswoman said, declining to say whether Tymoshenko had been hospitalized or give more details.
Ukraine has noticed a strong buildup of infections this week, with a new total of 24 hours from 2328 cases reported on Saturday. The total number of infections reached 104,958 and 2,271 deaths.
Tymoshenko rose to criticism as co-leader of the Orange Revolution in Ukraine in 2004, which pro-Western Viktor Yushchenko was shown as president after a court said that the outcome of the election had been manipulated in favor of his pro-Moscow enemy.
She served twice as Prime Minister Yushchenko before the two fought after years of political unrest.
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German lawmakers have a transitional ban on personal holidays after the number of coronavirus infections peaked in 4 months.
The number of cases shown in Germany increased from 2,034 to 232,082, according to the robert Koch Institute for Infectious Diseases (RKI) on Saturday, the point since last April. The number of reported deaths increased from seven to 9267.
“We will have to not threaten to have daycare centers and schools close and that young people are forced to stay at home for weeks because we have accepted higher infection rates due to lax regulations at family circle celebrations,” Saskia Esken, co-leader of the Social Democrats, told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung (FAS) newspaper.
Ralph Brinkhaus, leader of the conservative parliamentary bloc cdu/CSU, said: “Unfortunately, since the beginning of the summer, some oversight has spread.”
The comments come from Chancellor Angela Merkel’s scheduled meeting with the prime ministers of Germany’s federal states on Thursday to discuss a unified technique for the next steps.
“Private festivities are a wonderful danger,” Ursula Nonnemacher, fitness minister for The state of Brandenburg, told FAS, adding that there is a genuine threat of “strict contact restrictions” if new infections continue to rise.
Irish Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar welcomed the apologies of European Head of Commerce, Phil Hogan, for attending an occasion that would possibly have violated Covid-19 rules, but said additional explanation was needed.
Hogan will not renounce the issue, despite the tension of Ireland’s coalition government leaders, an EU official close to him told Reuters.
Following Hogan’s apology, Varadkar RTE Radio:
We believe that an apology is welcome, but you will also have to be self-aware and answer any questions that may arise, not only in relation to dinner, but also in relation to your travels through Ireland … If you can’t do that, then you’ll have to take your place.
He added that Hogan might not be as familiar with the coronavirus scenario in Ireland as he did not found it in the country.
The EU Trade Commissioner has issued a “full and deep” apology for attending a pandemic golf dinner amid the on-going appeals for his resignation.
Irishman Phil Hogan invited to read about his position through the leaders of the Republic’s coalition government, Micheal Martin and Leo Varadkar, after the occasion at a hotel in the west of Ireland with more than 80 people present.
He is a high-ranking Irish politician with a position in Brussels who would be deeply concerned in any deal with Britain after Brexit.
In a statement, Hogan said:
I think my movements have touched a nerve for the Irish people, so I deeply regret it.
I am fully aware of the stress, threats and offenses caused to other Irish people by my participation in such an event, at such a difficult time for everyone, and I am so sorry.
Police are investigating whether coronavirus regulations were violated on the occasion of the Irish Parliament Golf Company two days after the government announced plans for the number of other people who were allowed to meet.
A resurgence of Covid-19 instances in weeks has led Ireland to oppose some of its plans to reopen the company after the closure.
The service took place in two rooms of the Hotel Clifden.
Other participants, then Minister of Agriculture, Dara Calleary, resigned.
A Supreme Court rules on the guest list, among other places.
Mr. Hogan said:
I recognize that the challenge is much more than complying with regulations and regulations and respecting legalities and procedures.
We will all have to show solidarity as we leave to eliminate this unusual scourge.
I offer those total and profound apologies, at this time complicated for everyone, since the global as a total fight against Covid-19.