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World 5 years ago
France tightens virus measures, unveils new ‘danger zones’ map
France's health minister unveiled a map of coronavirus "danger zones" around the country on Wednesday and gave the hardest-hit local authorities, including that of Marseille, days to tighten restrictions or risk having a state of health emergency declared there.
World 5 years ago
Switzerland sends 2,500 students into quarantine after hotel school COVID outbreak
Switzerland has quarantined the entire undergraduate body of one of its premier hospitality management schools just days after their return from summer recess, regional officials said on Wednesday, following a COVID-19 outbreak linked to one or more parties.
World 5 years ago
Belgium eases mask rules, cuts quarantine despite rising cases
Belgium is ending a requirement to wear masks outdoors and reducing the time people have to self-isolate, in a slight easing of coronavirus restrictions announced on Wednesday despite sharply rising numbers of COVID-19 infections.
World 5 years ago
Australia's virus hotspot may speed up easing curbs as cases drop
Australia's coronavirus hot spot of Victoria is considering easing more curbs from Sept. 26 than previously flagged, the state's premier said on Wednesday, as the two-week average of new infections in the city of Melbourne fell below 30.
World 5 years ago
New COVID-19 rules could spell last orders for some British pubs
Some pubs and restaurants already reeling from the pandemic face ruin, owners warned on Tuesday, after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered them to close early for the next six months to help curb rapidly rising COVID-19 infections.
World 5 years ago
COVID 'firepower': Britain imposes 6-month curbs against second wave
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told people on Tuesday to work from home where possible and ordered bars and restaurants to close early to tackle a fast-spreading second wave of COVID-19 with new restrictions lasting probably six months.
