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According to a summary released by Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore on Monday morning, 4,102,849 people worldwide were infected with the coronavirus epidemic, with 282,719 deaths and 1,411,619 recovered. Most deaths occur in the United States, where there were 1,329,791 confirmed infections, 79,528 deaths, and 216,169 survivors.
Russian President Vladimir Putin lifted the national enforced license filed on March 30 for all companies starting Tuesday. The number of confirmed Covid-19 infections increased by 11,656 to 221,344 in one day on Monday morning. This represents a daily increase of 5.6 percent, with 46.5 percent of newly detected asymptomatic cases. The number of active cases increased from 6,067 to 179,534, the number of deaths from 94 in 2009 and the number of cures from 5,495 to 39,801.
Elsewhere in the world, large-scale infections have been reported from Brazil, with 162,699 infected, 11,123 deaths and 64,957 recovered. In Turkey, 138,657 infections were recorded, 3,786 were fatal and 92,691 recovered. There are 107,603 infected, 6,640 deaths and 86,143 recovered in Iran.
It’s a notable twist that another focal point was discovered in Wuhan, central China, from where the new coronavirus began spreading late last year. A total of five infected people were identified in a residential area of the city on Sunday. Along with the Wuhan cases, 17 more Covid-19 patients were identified in mainland China on Sunday, the highest daily number since April 28. In mainland China, the total number of registered diseases, according to official figures, reached 82,918, of which 4,633 died and 78,144 were cured.
In Spain, the spread of the epidemic continues to decline, and the number of new registered infections and deaths per day falls to levels not seen since mid-March. The virus was detected in 373 patients in the last day, while a total of 227,436 infected people were examined. 123 people died from the infection in one day and 26,744 have died since the first death was reported in early March.
In the UK, 220,449 people are infected, 31,930 have died from the disease and 1,002 have recovered from it. In France, there are 177,094 infected, 26,383 deaths and 56,327 recovered. In Germany, there are 171,879 infected, 7,569 dead and 145,600 recovered. In that country, restrictions were further reduced on Monday in several German provinces.
The first phase of easing went into effect on Monday in Ukraine, where so far there have been fewer newly identified infections on Sundays than on previous days. By Monday, the number of identified infections had risen to 41,648 with 416 new cases in one day, and the number of deceased patients with 17 more deaths to 408.
In Serbia, the number of confirmed infections increased from 10,032 to 10,114 from Sunday to Monday. Kindergartens reopened. In Kosovo, the number of registered infections has increased from 870 to 884 in the past 24 hours. In northern Macedonia, the number of registered infections increased from 1,622 to 1,642 in one day. There is no new infection in Montenegro for the fifth day, and the number of confirmed infections in Bosnia and Herzegovina has increased from Sunday to Monday from 2090 to 2130.
In Croatia, under strict precautions, shopping malls, accommodation, cafes and restaurants were opened on Monday, as well as lower grades in higher education institutions, kindergartens and primary schools. In neighboring Slovenia, the number of known coronavirus infections increased by three to 1,460 in 24 hours, and no one died from Covid-19 disease, leaving 102 deaths. Starting Monday, dental practices could be reopened and urban and long-distance public transportation restored. In Croatia, the number of registered infections increased by nine in one day, two fewer than the day before, to 2,196. One person died of Covid-19 disease on Sunday, bringing the number of deaths to 91.
Even after the declared state of emergency due to the coronavirus epidemic, which expires on Thursday, the scope and meeting would be restricted in Romania, a bill passed Monday by the Bucharest government. Restaurants serving guests locally will not be open yet, and masks will be mandatory on public transportation vehicles, in the workplace, and in all enclosed spaces.
It was announced at a press conference after the Monday meeting of the Czech government that the mandatory use of masks in public spaces on the streets will be abolished as of May 25, while this obligation will remain in closed rooms, public transport. and taxis.
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