ROME, April 11 ― The global coronavirus death toll topped 100,000 yesterday as Easter celebrations around the world kicked off in near-empty churches with billions of people stuck indoors to halt the pandemic's deadly march. The grim milestone came as the World Health Organization (WHO) issued a...
Priests celebrate a Catholic mass at the empty church of San Francisco as the spread of coronavirus disease continues, in La Paz, Bolivia April 10, 2020. ― Reuters pic
More than 1.6 million people have been infected globally and the death toll hit 100,661 yesterday ― with nearly 70 per cent of fatal cases in hard-hit Europe. “But you know what? Staying at home leads to death also,” he said, highlighting the massive economic cost to millions of Americans. Worshippers in Germany embraced social distancing orders to celebrate Good Friday ― at a drive-in service in Dusseldorf.
“Lifting restrictions too quickly could lead to a deadly resurgence. The way down can be as dangerous as the way up if not managed properly.” France reported nearly 1,000 new deaths yesterday, but the number of patients in intensive care fell for the second straight day.
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