New regulations in the French capital in force from 8 a.m. this morning; India’s count is the number of instances registered in an unmarried country on a non-married day
If this was missed yesterday, officials dressed in hazardous materials were forced to return a Ryanair passenger from a flight from London Stansted to Pisa, Italy, after receiving a text message indicating that he had tested positive for Covid-19.
He won the NHS Test and Trace message a few minutes before the flight departed, a time before he and the passenger he was travelling with were transferred to the airport’s isolation domain, where they were greeted by the fitness authorities.
The seats and trash cans in the cockpit were then disinfected, and the plane, however, left more than an hour late. Ryanair said in a statement:
The passenger and his traveling partner were unloaded and taken to an isolation domain at Stansted Airport, where they were assisted by local fitness authorities.
“Because this passenger and his partner had complied with Ryanair’s fitness regulations, they wore a mask at all times at Stansted Airport and for a very short period (less than 10 minutes) were seated on the plane prior to departure.
More on the UK’s insistence that it is “safe” for staff to return to their workplace.
The report through academics from Cardiff University and the University of Southampton would be the first to investigate knowledge on how to flee the coronavirus pandemic from home.
He said house paintings in the UK increased from 6% of painters before the start of the pandemic to 43% in April, with effects indicating that productivity has remained solid compared to the last six months.
You can find more information on this and comments from UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps on our UK live blog:
French President Emmanuel Macron has renewed calls for France to have sovereignty over fitness and industry as the country intensifies its plans to deal with a highly likely wave of Covid-19.
“We want to relocate and recreate our production capacity in our own territory. Health and commercial sovereignty will be one of the key pillars of our economic recovery plan,” Macron wrote on Twitter, while visiting one of France’s Seqens pharmaceutical organizations. .
Officials in Peru, which has one of the world’s highest Covid-19 caseloads and death rates, have insisted the alarming figures are down to the government being more “transparent” in its reporting than other countries.
Statistics from Johns Hopkins University show that the virus mortality rate in Peru is the moment in the world, with 88 deaths consistent with 100,000 people. The San Marino microstate in Italy has the rate.
The BBC that Walter Martos, president of Peru’s Council of Ministers, told a Peruvian radio station:
I don’t know of any country other than Peru, which, the pandemic, is transparent with the death toll.
There are a number of alleged Covid [deaths] that have been added [to the account], and that raises it globally. »
Peru has recorded 621,997 cases of Covid-19 since the start of the pandemic and 28,277 deaths.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said he would not comment on his potential successors, but added that the next prime minister will continue to fight Covid-19.
Abe, Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, commented at a news conference in which he announced that he would resign his post for fitness reasons.
He told citizens that his fitness had begun to decline in the middle of last month and that he did not need it to affect vital political decisions.
You can learn more about this from our Tokyo correspondent Justin McCurry here:
Indonesia reported its increased accumulation of new coronavirus infections for a moment per day, after 3003 cases were reported in 24 hours.
These new cases raised the total number of coronavirus infections in Indonesia to 165,887, while 105 new deaths raised the death toll to 7,169, according to the knowledge of the group of Covid-19 runners in the country.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced his resignation amid developing fitness considerations as the country struggles with its biggest economic downturn due to the pandemic.
Abe made two visits to the hospital in the area of one week, one that lasted approximately 8 hours, and is known to suffer from ulcerative colitis, a chronic illness that was partly guilty of his departure from the workplace after only one year of his previous term. as Prime Minister in 2007.
It is expected to be handled by the coronavirus crisis following the emergence of an obvious momentary wave of new infections in Tokyo and other urban centres.
Soon we will have more main points about it.
The Philippines, which has the highest reported cases of Covid-19 in Southeast Asia, has shown 3999 additional coronavirus infections and 91 deaths.
The Ministry of Health reported that the total number of cases shown had reached 209,544, of which approximately one-fifth of which were reported in the last 10 days, while deaths increased to 3,325.
The Philippines also has the current number of coronavirus deaths in the region, after Indonesia.
On Friday, Indonesian runners’ organization Covid-19 reported 3,003 new infections and new deaths.
South Korea has intensified its efforts to end a strike through thousands of doctors, while Seoul restaurants have been limited in an effort to stem the outbreak of coronavirus cases.
The Ministry of Health has extended an order to return doctors to work nationwide and has filed a complaint with police against at least 10 doctors who, he says, have complied with an order in force in Seoul since Wednesday.
The escalation of the dispute between doctors and the government comes as South Korea is facing a new wave of Covid-19 infections.
After competitive studies and contained a primary epidemic prior to this year, the country suffered a setback this month when a church organization expanded into a political rally.
Authorities reported 371 new infections on Thursday, bringing the country’s total to 19,077, adding 316 deaths.
Nearly 16,000 domestic doctors and citizens have been on strike since August 21 due to government plans to increase the number of doctors in the country over the next decade, which he says is needed to better prepare for public fitness crises.
Meanwhile, cafes in the capital have been limited to takeaway services, while restaurants, bars and bakeries can offer on-site meals between nine o’clock at night. and 5 a.m. as a component of government efforts to mitigate the epidemic.
Coronavirus cases in Russia exceeded 980,000 after the 4,829 new infections reported Friday.
The country’s workload is 980,405, the fourth largest in the world.
The Russian Working Group on Coronavirus said that 110 more people had died in the last 24 hours, bringing their official death toll to 16914.
Following the arrival of the order to wear the Paris mask, here is a general update on how European countries have tightened Covid-19 restrictions in recent days.
In Spain, young people up to six years old should wear a mask when the country’s schools reopen next month, where a distance of 1.5 metres will be maintained and in school transport. Previously, the mask was only required for students over the age of 12 in certain areas.
Yesterday, Germany asked its citizens to avoid travelling to high-risk countries and regions, while the ban on major occasions has spread until the end of the year. Most states in the country have also agreed a uniform fine of 50 euros for those who do not wear a mask in spaces where required.
And in England, top school academics will have to wear a mask in school hallways in spaces where there’s a local blockade, after a change of direction from the government.
Schiphol’s Dutch airport organization has become the latest to make drastic discounts on its due to a loss of traffic amid the coronavirus pandemic.
On Friday, the Royal Schiphol Group, which employs another 3,000 people and has airports in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Eindhoven, announced that it would eliminate several hundred jobs.
In an update on the industry in the first part of the year, the company said it saw a 62% drop in passenger traffic to it a year ago, resulting in a loss of 246 million euros ($292 million). In the first part of 2019 it made a profit of 133 million euros.
In a statement, Schiphol said:
Customers for the coming years are highly dubious and have the evolution of the pandemic, the availability of a vaccine, the external coordination of measures, the profile of economic recovery and adjustments in the behavior of passengers and companies.
It intends to set prices up to 25%, adding task cuts, until 2022.
On Wednesday, the UK’s busiest airport, Gatwick, said it would eliminate six hundred jobs, a quarter of its workforce, due to the impact of coronavirus.
Our Paris correspondent Kim Willsher has this update on what’s new in the face mask in the French capital.
We have just learned that it will NOT be mandatory for runners or cyclists to wear a mask. The city corridor asked the prefect to exclude them from the mask regulations and he accepted.
The British transport minister told the British that they had been fleeing their home for six months due to the blockade of the coronavirus that they were to return to work.
Speaking in Sky News, Grant Shapps said:
What we’re telling other people is that it’s now to get back to the paintings and that your employer deserves to have made the necessary arrangements to make sure the paints are for coronavirus and you’ll see adjustments if you haven’t. a little bit as a result.
The vast majority of employers just need to get their business back on track, they need to do the right thing, and many will have discovered that house paintings can be paints for some of their employees.
He added that there was a “limit” for remote paintings and that employers seek the recommendation of the Health and Safety Executive or local councils if they have considerations about the reopening of offices.
Although many other people in essential works, or where it is not imaginable to paint remotely, have continued to travel to their painting places since the closure began on 23 March, the vast majority of the UK workplace staff have painted from home.
From 8 a.m. today, it is mandatory to wear a mask anywhere outdoors in the public area of the French capital.
The new regulations are only for pedestrians, but for motorcyclists and motorcyclists in Paris.
The city corridor said others were not allowed to take off their masks for smoking or eating in public places, but police said they would use their “trial,” suggesting a degree of tolerance.
The move that Prime Minister Jean Castex warned was coming yesterday, follows similar regulations introduced in Marseille.
According to public health figures released on Thursday evening, there were 6,111 new Covid-19 cases in the previous 24 hours. This follows more than 5,000 new cases the previous day. The figure has been rising during August.
France hopes to prevent Covid-like quarantine measures from being imposed on its citizens travelling to and from Switzerland, said the young French minister for European Affairs, Clément Beaune.
The UK and Scotland have imposed measures requiring others arriving from Switzerland to isolate themselves for 14 days after the country has noticed stable accumulation in some cases over the following month.
In the following week, from Covid-19 consisting of 100,000 inhabitants has more than 18.5 to 22 in Switzerland.
Singapore is experiencing a record epidemic of dengue, a tropical disease, that is transported and transmitted to humans through inflamed mosquitoes.
The Southeast Asian island, home to 5.7 million more people, has recorded more than 26,000 cases of dengue this year, surpassing the last annual record of 22,000 in 2013. Twenty other people have died from the virus, which can cause an excessive fever leading to internal bleeding and shock.
By comparison, another 27 people died of Covid-19 in the city-state, while 56,000 infections were recorded.
Environmental officials use specially bred mosquitoes to bring bacteria that prevent egg hatching and compete with the wild type to reduce the country’s mosquito population.
Some spaces with a higher insect population have experienced up to 90% declines with this technique.
A new strain of dengue disease, combined with rainy weather for the season and coronavirus locks that have left structure sites and other mosquito breeding sites intact, are thought to be the outbreak points.