Covid19 infections cross one million in Latin America. Other key updates: 🇵🇪 Peru reports 8,800 new cases 🇨🇱 Chile reports 57 more deaths 🇸🇪 Sweden to probe its handling of the pandemic Read more:
Relatives carry the coffin of a suspected Covid-19 victim at the Nueva Esperanza cemetery, one of the largest in Latin America, in the southern outskirts of Lima on May 30, 2020. Peru on Sunday reported 8,800 new Covid-19 infections, setting a new daily record for a country that already has the second-highest number of novel coronavirus cases in Latin America after Brazil.
“I think probably by the year 2022/23, 2023/24 we will see things coming back to some degree of normality, and Emirates will be operating its network as it was and hopefully as successfully as it was," Clark said in a webcast interview with aviation consultant John Strickland.
The Institute for Supply Management, an association of purchasing managers, said on Monday that its manufacturing index came in at 43.1 last month after registering 41.5 in April. "We recommend that our shareholders follow this path, even if it requires them to make substantial contributions to stabilizing their company," said Kley. UK eases more restrictions
Iran declared almost 3,000 new coronavirus infections, its highest daily count in two months, as it warned of "another dangerous peak" in the Middle East's deadliest outbreak. The Southeast Asian country also reported 28 new deaths from COVID-19, taking the total to 1,641. Meanwhile, 7,637 people have recovered as of Monday.India has registered 230 deaths during the past 24 hours, bringing its total to 5,394 as the country begins its three-stage reopening on Monday.
"My coronavirus test was positive yesterday," Pashinyan said in a self-recorded video message on Facebook, adding that his family were also infected. He said he had no "visble symptoms" of the virus and would be working from home. The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Germany increased by 333 to 181,815, data from the Robert Koch Institute for infectious diseases showed.Residents of Moscow can leave their homes to take a stroll for the first time in nine weeks under a partial easing of a tough lockdown regime following a fall in novel coronavirus cases.
But the rate of infection has fallen sharply in recent weeks. Moscow on Sunday reported 2,595 new infections. Daily infection increases were previously running at over 6,000.China reported 16 new cases, the highest since May 11 and up from two cases reported a day earlier, the country's health commission reported.
The Palestinian territories have seen low infection rates after acting quickly to curtail the spread, with three deaths out of 450 cases registered among some five million residents in Gaza and the occupied West Bank. It said there were 480 new deaths reported in the last 24 hours in Brazil, for a total death toll of 29,314, the fourth highest in the global pandemic after the United States, Britain and Italy.Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez says he will seek parliament's approval to extend Spain's state of emergency one final time, which would keep the lockdown in place until June 21.
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