The South American country has already recorded 150,488 deaths; Italy progresses as infections are more successful since March
Slovakia will impose stricter restrictions on coronaviruses from Thursday, adding that the face mask is mandatory in public and will restrict public meetings, the country’s fitness ministry said Sunday.
The government will also talk Monday about whether to restrict meetings to six people, Health Minister Marek Krajci said.
The country has reported a strong accumulation of coronavirus cases in recent days, recording 19851 cases on Saturday, to 13139 in the week.
Please note that restaurants can only serve al-air or takeaway food. All fitness facilities, water parks, swimming pools and saunas will be closed.
Brazil has shown 290 coronavirus deaths in more than 24 hours and 12345 new cases, the country’s ministry of fitness announced Sunday.
The South American country has now recorded 5,094,982 overall with coronavirus and 150,488 deaths overall.
Jennifer Williams, editor-in-chief of politics and research at the Manchester Evening News, said there is “really no clarity” on what will happen in Greater Manchester, even though a Telegraph cover delivered the closure of 4 weeks of lots of pubs in the northwest from Wednesday.
Jonathan Ashworth, the shadow fitness secretary, tweeted that “urgent action” is needed to reduce infections, and shared a report suggesting that there may be only 850 hospital deaths in north-west England until mid-November.
Italy is preparing new restrictions as infections have surpassed 5,000 in recent days for the first time since March.
However, virus-like deaths are much smaller than those of the pandemic peak in the spring.
Health Minister Roberto Speranza said he had proposed a national ban on personal holidays, while Rome would also point to opening times for bars and restaurants.
Speranza said Italy will have to raise restrictions after relaxing them for several weeks as it aims to avoid a new national blockade.
“Now we want a change of speed and interfere with measures, not comparable to those followed in the past, that only allow us to contagion and then avoid more difficult measures,” he said in an interview with the RAI state. TELEVISION.
Earlier on Sunday, Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio ruled another national blockade, saying the economy might not be.
Here are the main developments:
Business leaders are launching a legal challenge to government blockade restrictions, which say they have decimated the industry.
The challenge to the legality of emergency law will be passed to Downing Street on Monday as parts of the country prepare for stricter closing rules.
Boris Johnson has been expanding the pressure to act after Scotland announced new restrictions in the hotel sector. Ministers plan to establish a new three-tier restriction formula, with measures expected to force bars and restaurants to close in the north of England.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, America’s leading infectious disease expert, responded to his misleading appearance in a new announcement of Donald Trump’s campaign, taking it out of context through the announcement.
In the ad, you can hear Fauci saying “I can’t believe that . . . no one who can do more. ” The expert, however, referred to the efforts of federal public aptitude officials, not the president.
More about this on the American blog.
The freelancers said they were “falling through the cracks” following the announcement of new measures on Friday to the employment aid programme, the Palestinian Authority’s news firm reported.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced that in pubs, restaurants and other businesses that are forced to close under the new coronavirus restrictions they will see two-thirds of their salaries paid through the government, up to a maximum of 2,100 consistent with monthArray.
Ministers will also increase monetary subsidies to companies in England that have been legally forced to close, while a $1. 57 billion fund was launched for the arts industries.
However, in the absence of a replacement in aid for the self-employed, the self-employed said their finances the pandemic had been a “struggle. “
Activists estimate that up to 3 million self-employed and self-employed workers have been unable to qualify for government assistance systems due to restrictions.
Anthony Costello, an independent member of SAGE, shared this comprehensive Twitter feed describing the UK coronavirus wave.
Greece announced on Sunday 280 new cases of coronavirus, as well as thirteen deaths, the highest number of deaths recorded in the country since the onset of the pandemic.
This raises Greece’s cumulative total to 22,358, while the death toll is 449.
New restrictions will be imposed on Monday on the number of other people allowed in restaurants, museums and internal archaeological sites in Athens and in several other regions where cases are rapidly expanding.
Twitter reported that a tweet from Donald Trump suggested he had immunity to coronaviruses as misleading.
“A full and complete approval from White House doctors yesterday. This means I can’t get it (immune) and I can’t give it away. It’s good to know,” Trump said on the tweet.
A Twitter spokeswoman told Reuters that the tweet made “misleading claims” about Covid-19 and that commitments to the post would be “significantly limited,” as is the norm in such cases.
Steve Rotheram, mayor of the Liverpool city area, tweeted that “no agreement has yet been reached with him and negotiations are ongoing,” regardless of the reports to the contrary.
France reported 16,101 new cases of coronavirus on Sunday, up from a record 27,000 the previous day.
This brings the country’s cumulative total to 734,974.
The Ministry of Health said there had been more deaths in the last 24 hours, bringing the country’s death toll to 32,730.
New instances are sometimes smaller on Sundays because fewer tests are performed on weekends.
Germany continues to limit the number of people allowed to meet in teams and cracks down on unnecessary travel, said an adviser to Chancellor Angela Merkel.
“We want to be a little stricter in places where infection channels spread most often, i. e. holidays and, unfortunately, travel,” Chancellor Helge Braun’s staff leader told public television channel ARD.
“We are at the beginning of a wave of moments and only the determination of politicians and the public will determine whether we can avoid or stop it,” he added.
Infections and deaths had continued to decline in the country than in many of its European neighbours, however, the daily number of new cases jumped above 4,000 since Thursday, the highest since April, the weekend providing harsher fines for others who do not wear masks where they are required in stalls such as public transport and shops. They add up to 250 euros compared to 50 and 500 euros for repeat offenders, he said.
The U. S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a U. S. The U. S. reported 7694865 cases of coronavirus on Sunday, a buildup of 53363 cases from its previous count, and reported that the number of deaths increased from 577 to 213614. . reported through individual states.
Demand for food aid increased through an average of 47% of Covid-19, according to Australian charities, driven by an increasing number of foreign academics and informal staff seeking help.
In a report to be published Monday, Foodbank found some 500 charities once a month between April and September, as well as 1,000 Australians over the age of 18 who had suffered from a lack of food confidence in the past 12 months.
Although the payment of homework applicants and the advent of the task retention allowance doubled, Foodbank stated that informal staff and foreign academics were part of two “groups recently exposed to lack of confidence in food as a result of the pandemic. “