PARIS – Coronavirus infections turned the scales in France on Saturday with nearly 13,500 new infections in 24 hours, including Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire.
He tweeted on Friday that he had tested positive without symptoms and was executing self-insulating. The highly publicized Le Maire is the fourth French minister to test positive since March.
It was the time when the new cases of COVID-19 in France exceeded 13,000. France’s fitness firm said Friday’s big jump was the result of a hospital in the Essonne region of southern Paris, which belatedly reported the cases. this kind of complementary effect was at stake on Saturday.
For fitness authorities, it is transparent that France will have to be involved in the spread of coronavirus, with more than 1000 clusters detected. There have been 31,274 deaths since the start of the pandemic, among the highest in Europe, and 26 deaths in the last 24 hours.
In Paris, the police prefecture warned in a tweet that there will be no tolerance for bars and restaurants where regulations to combat the virus are respected, such as status at counters or respect for social esttachment. Police are “intensifying” the checks that can lead to the closure of institutions, he said. In one paris neighborhood, thirteen institutions were officially informed that they were in danger of being closed and another 16 were fined, the prefecture tweeted.
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HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE VIRUS EPIDEMIC
– Police with anti-blockade protesters in London
– India adds 93337 new infections shown in last 24 hours
– Another 2 school football games postponed due to coronavirus
– The Director of Football Operations at the University of Colorado was cited for violating coronavirus-like public aptitude orders after a team education worried 108 other people on a mountain hike.
– Some Romanian families protest against the mandatory use of masks in schools. As in European countries, the number of cases of viruses has increased in recent days in Romania.
– The official Oktoberfest is cancelled in Munich, so 50 of the German city’s breweries are holding their own small parties according to the guidelines of the coronavirus.
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HERE’S THE MOST THAT’S HAPPENING:
WATERBURY, Conn. – Connecticut Rep. Jahana Hayes said she and all of them will be quarantined after one of her aides tested positive for coronavirus.
The democratic congresswoman for the first time, representing much of western Connecticut, said on a Twitter message Saturday that she had no symptoms and was waiting for an appointment to get tested.
“I’ve been in close contact with the staff member (who tested positive) and I’ve been working in my CT and DC offices for the following week,” Hayes said. “All my staff reported and referred to them in their forties and so many years. I will quarantine until I pass the control and get the results ».
Hayes says everyone in Connecticut and Washington will paint remotely until further notice.
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PHOENIX – Arizona Fitness reported on Saturday 610 additional cases of coronavirus and 16 deaths, bringing the total to 213,551 cases shown and 5,467 deaths state-round.
According to Johns Hopkins University’s knowledge analyzed through the Associated Press, the seven-day moving average of new instances in Arizona has been higher in the past two weeks, from 575 new instances on September 4 to 77 four on Friday.
Construction follows the recent substitution in the case counting method through the State Department of Health to adopt an updated national popular that includes “likely” effects of less accurate antigenic testing.
The replacement in the count resulted in a sharp increase in more instances on Thursday and Friday, as the ministry updated its records with more than 1,300 likely cases from September and previous months.
Meanwhile, the moving average of seven days of deaths has fallen in more than two weeks, from 32 deaths on September 4 to 23 deaths on Friday.
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TEL AVIV, Israel – Dozens of Israelis organized a protest on the beach opposed to a new closure through an increase in coronavirus cases.
Protesters on Saturday relied on a loophole in national closing rules that allows others to go beyond the one-square-kilometre boundary if they need to participate in a demonstration. Jewish New Year.
Protesters piled up on the beach in the central city of Tel Aviv, dressed in swimsuits, with black flags and roses evoking protest movements.
Some protesters carried photos of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was the target of weekly protests over the summer over his corruption allegations and his inability to manage the pandemic.
Israel largely contained the virus in the spring, but the sudden reopening of the economy in May exacerbated the epidemic. Protests against Netanyahu were also driven by business leaders who say the government did not offer a good enough refund at the first shutdown.
The government has to impose a momentary blockade because the fitness government is recording thousands of cases a day, with a death toll of around 1,200.
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ATHENS, Greece – The Greek government announced on Saturday 240 cases of coronavirus and 4 deaths.
The total number of shown is 14,978 and 331 deaths.
Authorities say a monk from the same mountain. Athos Monastery, St. Paul, tested positive. The two priests were examined outdoors on the mountain. Monastic Community of Athos. Doctors say the moment became ill inside the community.
The monastery, which has about 30 monks, allows visitors.
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ROME – The Italian Ministry of Health has reported 1,638 new cases of coronavirus and 24 deaths.
These deaths raised the official coronavirus figure in Italy to 35,692, the time in Europe after Britain.
The Ministry of Health said the new instances recorded a record 103,223 tests. While countries like Germany have processed more than twice that number in recent days, Italy has been limited to some 100,000 tests.
Public fitness officials said in their weekly surveillance report that the seven-week backlog of cases in Italy represented a “slow and slow worsening of the epidemic. ” However, this is not as serious as in other European countries where new cases have exceeded 10,000. .
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LONDON – London police faced protesters at a rally organized through conflicting parts of restrictions to stop the coronavirus.
The rubs broke out on Saturday when police intervened to disperse protesters who piled up in Trafalgar Square in central London. Some of the protesters barricaded to prevent officials from making arrests and traffic stopped in the busy area.
The demonstration included dozens of people holding banners and banners and shouting “freedom. “
Britain recently imposed a ban on all social gatherings of more than six other people this week in an attempt to combat coronavirus cases.
Britain has 338,420 cases shown and 41,821 deaths, the fifth number of deaths in the world, according to a johns Hopkins University account.
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ROME – Pope Francis urges political leaders to ensure that coronavirus vaccines are available to poorer countries.
He says that in many parts of the world, there is a “pharmacological marginalization” of those who do not have to receive physical care.
Francois met on Saturday with members of an Italian humanitarian organization that collects donations through pharmaceutical corporations and distributes them to clinics and aid centres for the maximum needy.
Francis says many other people are dying in some parts of the world because of the lack of drugs that can be obtained elsewhere, and political leaders will have to take into account their fate.
“I repeat, it would be regrettable if, in the distribution of the vaccine, priority is given to the richest, or if a vaccine has become the asset of this or that country and not of all,” the Pope said.
Francis has in the past called for universal access to the vaccine.
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NEW YORK – The mayor of New York says he’s sure the city will stick to a revised calendar for public school students to return to the study rooms in the next two weeks.
De Blasio recently delayed plans to reopen the country’s largest school district for the time being since its announcement in July, increasing shortages of supplies and supplies.
Unions representing the city’s teachers said it wouldn’t have been to open all the schools next week.
According to the revised schedule, the maximum number of elementary school students will resume in-person learning starting September 29, while middle and high school students will do the same on October 1.
Unions had asked for more personnel and more protective devices to protect against the virus. De Blasio has promised to rent another 2,500 teachers in addition to the additional 2,000 teachers he had announced in the past.
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BOULDER, Colo. – The director of football operations at the University of Colorado was cited for violating coronavirus-like public fitness orders after a team workout affected 108 other people on a mountain hike.
Bryan McGinnis could face a fine of up to $1,000, city spokeswoman Sarah Huntley said. Many wearing masks or social esttachment.
The organization also violated a city requirement that teams of 25 or more people unload a permit to use the city’s open spaces and mountain park grounds, Huntley said.
UC Athletic Director Rick George said all student-athletes undergo coronavirus testing and that all players who participated in the trek had recently given negative results.
University officials said and said they were taking steps to prevent similar events from him.
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NEW YORK – Two more school football games were postponed on Saturday due to coronavirus.
Baylor’s first game opposite Houston and the first Florida Atlantic game opposite Georgia Southern were affected by positive testing. Baylor says he can’t succeed on the Big 12 list threshold of a minimum of 53 players to play.
Since August 26, 16 Bowl Subdivision games have been postponed or canceled due to viruses.
The pandemic has had an effect on school basketball, and the start date dates back to November 25. Maui’s flagship basketball tournament has moved to North Carolina. Meanwhile, Pac-12 plans to return to fall football.
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BERLIN – German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the need for major improvements in the school generation across the country.
Merkel said Saturday on her weekly video podcast that teachers struggled to teach almost when schools closed at the beginning of the epidemic in the country and that she stressed the importance of virtual media and other tools, but also revealed widespread infrastructure failures.
The German leader said: “That’s why we want to accelerate the digitization of schools. We want it as an indispensable complement to face-to-face teaching. “
Merkel said the government had committed 6 billion euros ($7. 1 billion) to aid the progression of virtual learning and infrastructure in schools. She says all schools want high-speed Internet access as soon as you can imagine and that teachers want computers tailored to teach virtual courses.
German schools have reopened and academics have relearned, however, officials have warned that the country wants to be more prepared in the occasion of an additional increase in the number of virus cases.
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NEW DELHI – India has maintained its outbreak of coronavirus cases, adding 93,337 new infections shown in the last 24 hours.
The Health Ministry on Saturday put the number of cases in the country at more than 5. 3 million out of nearly 1. 4 billion others. According to the report, another 1,247 people have died in the last 24 hours, for a total of 85,619 others. The country has more than one million active cases with a cure rate of around 80%.
India reported the largest one-day accumulation in the world every day for more than five weeks. It is expected to be the country most affected by the pandemic in a few weeks, surpassing the United States.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has faced scathing complaints from opposition lawmakers in India’s parliament over his pandemic management amid a shrinking economy, leaving millions unemployed.
More than 10 million migrant workers who were lost in cash and fearful of famine left towns and returned to villages when Modi ordered the national closure on March 24. Migration is one of the main reasons why the virus spread to the far reaches of the country. has caused serious economic difficulties. The economy contracted by nearly 24% this quarter, the worst among the world’s major economies.
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