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The survey carried out by the American Johns Hopkins University this Sunday (26) indicates that there are more than 2.9 million confirmed cases of coronavirus and at least 203,000 deaths worldwide due to complications of Covid-19.
Nearly a third of all coronavirus case confirmations worldwide are in the United States. The country has around 940,000 confirmations and at least 53,000 deaths.
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In Brazil, there were 4,000 deaths from Covid-19 and 59,000 confirmed cases of the disease across the country, according to an exclusive survey by G1 done with state health departments.
- The world has more than 2.9 million cases and at least 203 thousand deaths and 822
- Brazil has 59,000 infections and 4,000 deaths.
- The United States has more than 2,400 deaths from Covid-19 in 24 hours; total passes 53 thousand
- China announces 11 more cases and eleventh consecutive day without registering deaths
- Argentina extends quarantine until May 10, but expects slight relief
Argentina extended the period of isolation until May 10, but already presents measures to relax the quarantine. Residents of the country can go hiking for up to 1 hour within a radius of 500 meters from their homes.
The measure applies only to cities with less than 500,000 inhabitants, who already live in large urban centers, which represent half of the country, continue to be totally restricted. The quarantine in Argentina was imposed on March 20 and this is the third extension announced by the government.
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Juan, 8, and Mateo, 10, pose for a photo on the balcony of their home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, while exhibiting their drawings made during the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Juan, who drew a picture of the coronavirus, said: “What I miss the most is the holidays … during quarantine, I am more creative.” Mateo said: “I drew a cat to wish Happy Easter to one of my grandmothers and I miss playing soccer … During quarantine, I feel more isolated and I miss everyone I know” – Photo: Agustin Marcarian / Reuters
Spain took a similar step in a nod to the reopening. The Spanish have faced harsh measures, the most restrictive in Europe, since March 14. Starting on Sunday, those with children can go for a walk with their children for a maximum of 1 hour.
Children under 14 can take to the streets accompanied by an adult to walk, but they must respect a radius of 1 km from two houses. The tours will be restricted to the period of 9 and 21 hours. The parks remain closed.
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A family wearing protective masks goes for a walk after the restrictions have been partially lifted for children for the first time in six weeks during the coronavirus outbreak in Bilbao, northern Spain, on Sunday (26) – Photo: Vincent West / Reuters
In Italy, the first European country to be affected by the coronavirus, it will allow some companies to reopen later this week, with the aim of reopening industry and construction starting May 4, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said.
China has announced 11 new cases of Covid-19 in the past 24 hours. In addition, the country said it had not registered any deaths from the disease in 11 days. There are more than 84,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Asian country.
The city of Wuhan, where the pandemic began, now has no more cases of coronavirus in any of its hospitals, a health official told reporters.
In South Korea, large religious temples have been reopened, requiring believers to keep their distance and wear masks after the government relaxed restrictions on religious gatherings.
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