As coronavirus cases began to surge in France, Spain and the U.K.
this month, there were question marks over why Italy — the epicenter of Europe's first outbreak in spring — and Germany, Europe's largest economy, weren't seeing similar increases.
A delivery person passes near St. Peter's Basilica, as Italy tightens measures to try and contain the spread of coronavirus disease , in Rome, Italy. this month, there were question marks over why Italy — the epicenter of Europe's first outbreak in spring — and Germany, Europe's largest economy, weren't seeing similar increases.
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