Leaders and experts around the world remain divided on how quickly to revive shuttered economies while maintaining a delicate balance between freedom and safety. coronavirus
, offering hope that the outbreak may have peaked in some places – at least for now.
Students in Beijing must have their temperatures checked at school gates and show"green" health codes on an app that calculates a person's infection risk, according to the education ministry. "She was ready at six o'clock this morning, three hours early. She was so excited to go back. No alarm clock, we don't need that," Rabbe said.More than 205,000 coronavirus deaths have been confirmed across the globe -- over a quarter in the United States.
"We cannot continue beyond this lockdown -- we risk damaging the country's socioeconomic fabric too much," said Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte as he unveiled a plan to emerge from Europe's longest shutdown, in place since early March.
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