LONDON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Worries of a second wave of COVID-19 infections shut six significant food markets in Beijing on Friday, while India, which opened today, taped a record daily boost and half a lots U.S. states said their hospital beds were filling up fast.
FILE IMAGE: Individuals wearing face masks queue to go into a reopened Primark store as Madrid reduces lockdown restrictions following the coronavirus illness (COVID-19) outbreak, in Madrid, Spain, June 11,2020 REUTERS/Susana Vera/
Health officials worldwide have expressed issues in current days that some countries coming to grips with the disastrous financial impact of lockdowns may lift limitations too quickly, which the coronavirus might spread throughout mass anti-racism demonstrations.
” We need to be ready to roll back relaxation of measures if required,” the European Union’s health commissioner Stella Kyriakides said after advising its 27 members to plough ahead with testing the population as they reopen schools and companies.
In China, where the brand-new coronavirus originated, two brand-new cases of COVID-19, the disease it triggers, were taped in the capital. Authorities closed part or all of six big wholesale grocery store which the two guys had actually recently checked out however it was not understood how they had become contaminated.
India opened most public transportation, offices and malls this week after almost 70 days even though health authorities said it was weeks away from flattening the increasing infection curve.
The main death toll, at 8,498, is reasonably little, but the health ministry stated registere