Scotland registers 160 new cases overnight; Russia reports approximately 5,000 new cases.This blog is closed. Follow the latest updates below.
Mexico’s Ministry of Health reported 4,129 new cases of coronavirus infections and 339 more deaths on Sunday, bringing the total to 595,841 cases and 64,158 deaths.
Also in Australia, and we’re waiting for a press convention from Victoria’s Prime Minister Daniel Andrews in about an hour. There will also be a press convention over there from the first in the neighbouring New South Wales state, Gladys Berejiklian, where it will certainly give an update on the cluster in development in central Sydney.You can follow it on our Australian blog below.
The Australian state of Victoria recorded 41 new deaths by Covid-19, the highest overall for the country, the pandemic.The southern state was affected by an epidemic that caused a strict closure of the fourth stage.The Victoria Department of Health showed that 33 of the 41 new deaths were elderly citizens who had died in the weeks leading up to August 27, but had not been reported to the branch through the facility until Sunday.
The last highest daily toll in the country 25 on August 17.
India has recorded a new record of 78,761 cases of coronavirus, the largest buildup overnight since the pandemic began, just as the government began to ease restrictions to help the country’s economy in trouble.
The United States set the record last July 17 with 77,638 infections.
The increase took India’s account to more than 3.5 million, and came here when the government announced the reopening of subway systems in Delhi.A limited number of sporting events and occasions will also be allowed from next month.
India, a country of 1.4 billion, has the fastest number of developing coronavirus cases in all countries of the world and reported more than 75,000 infections for the fourth day in a row.
An explanation of why the tests are: India conducts nearly a million tests a day, up from 200,000 two months ago.
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Coronavirus cases in Colombia exceeded 600,000 on Sunday when deaths from the virus approached 19,400, before more than months of blockade ended.
The Andean country has 607,938 cases of viruses, according to the Ministry of Health, after reporting 8,024 cases on Sunday, daily cases have to decrease from their peak on August 20 of 13,056.
President Ivan Duque declared a national shutdown to stop the spread of the virus last March.The measure will end on Monday when the country initiates a one-month “selective” quarantine.
Many sectors have already reopened. Depending on the new measures, restaurants can operate at 25% capacity, but major occasions, such as concerts, remain prohibited.
The extensive care complexes in Bogota have a capacity of about 73%, according to the fitness authorities, the capital is home to more than a third of cases in Colombia.
Also in the UK, and Archie Bland reports that the police won dozens of reports of illegal meetings over the weekend and began issuing the first fines after new regulations came into force in England that penalize illegal rave organisers.
Two rave organizers in Banwen, in western Glamorgan, which attracted some 3000 more people won notices of constant fines of 10,000 euros on Sunday. The officers remained at the scene overnight with 1,000 others, South Wales police said.
Elsewhere, officials in the West Midlands, Essex, Norfolk and West Yorkshire have faced reports of unlicensed musical occasions and non-compliance with blockade restrictions at home and street parties, maximum forces said they would seek to remind others of their day-to-day jobs before enforcing the law.Fines.
The restrictions, in force since Friday, were motivated by repeated incidents of illegal ravings during the confinement, which according to Interior Minister Priti Patel represented “the most serious violations of social estrangement restrictions.”
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Meanwhile, Piers Corbyn, older brother of former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, has been fined a constant fine of 10,000 euros for new coronavirus legislation restricting public gatherings of more than 30 people.
The weather-replacement forecaster and denier was arrested and fined for his component in organizing Saturday’s protest in central London against closure restrictions.
He said he was arrested on the Trafalgar Square level at the end of the occasion as protesters described Whitehall.
The 73-year-old man told the Guardian: “Once the demonstration is over, I say goodbye to the people.I’m just looking around thinking it could happen better now, and then [the police] just grabbed me from behind.
The UK recorded 1,715 cases a day on Sunday, the point from 4 June, amid considerations of the return of schoolchildren to the classroom this week for the first time since March.
School leaders told the Guardian about Covid-19, forcing some in England to “juggle student protection and monetary security.”
“I can’t plan on having a cleaner on if I don’t have a concept if I can claim against the fund, so I balance security as opposed to monetary stability,” Paul Gosling of Exeter Road Community Elementary School in Devon.
The government school fund on coronavirus, which was set up to cover exceptional prices related to the pandemic, closed on 21 July.A notice on your online page indicates that you plan to open a “second claim window” in the fall.
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Also in the United States, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo filed a scathing complaint on Sunday about President Trump’s handling of the pandemic.
“National threats require national leadership. It’s been six months of a national control strategy or a mask order,” he tweeted.
“Don’t check and if we can’t locate the instances, they don’t exist.Well, let’s cure cancer by preventing detection, absurd!”He tweeted, criticizing President Trump’s statement that the United States only has more instances because it is checking more instances.
The Democratic governor said the state had won more than 100,000 on Saturday and 698 positives.
“Yesterday we reported more than 100,000 tests. The largest amount to date.Our infection rate remains below 1%.Conclusions? More tests equal more cases. And the mask works,” he tweeted.
Many fitness officials and at least 33 states have rejected the new Covid-19 test rules published through the Trump administration last week, according to which others exposed to the virus and without symptoms might not want evidence.
Public aptitude officials who the United States wants to conduct more common tests to locate asymptomatic carriers in order to curb the spread of the disease.
The United States is reaching six million infections, as cases accumulate in several Midwest states.According to Johns Hopkins figures, the instances rise to 5,992,401, with 183,020 deaths.
Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota recently reported a record increase in new cases in one day, while Montana and Idaho recorded a record number of hospitalized patients.
Most of the new instances in Iowa are in counties that house the University of Iowa and Iowa State University, which offer face-to-face courses.Colleges and universities across the country have experienced epidemics after academics returned to campus, forcing some to transfer to the Internet alone..
Nationally, the number of new cases has declined, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control has declined.The U.S. reported that the seven-day moving average of new infections was reduced to 41,573, a decrease from the peak of 66,960 at the end of July.of deaths in seven days is 928 and was reduced to less than 1,000 deaths per day on August 22.
Hello and welcome to the Guardian’s ongoing policy on the coronavirus pandemic with me, Alison Rourke.
According to Johns Hopkins University tracker, the United States is approaching six million coronavirus infections, and the milestone occurs amid the development of infections in some Midwest states, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota.
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