Coronavirus live news: As Taiwan extends pandemic restrictions, Spain reopens to vaccinated tourists | World News

Reuters: India reported 114,460 new coronavirus infections on Sunday, the lowest in two months, while the death toll increased by 2,677 as parts of the country are preparing to relax restrictions on movement.

New Delhi and other cities are working to allow more businesses to operate and relax flow rules starting Monday. The western state of Maharashtra is India’s wealthiest state with the highest number of infections in the second wave. It plans to start to relax the strict blockade measures implemented in April in phases.

Taiwan The authorities have extended the three-level restriction until the end of June. The restrictions on closing schools, all entertainment venues, public and sports venues, and limited personal gatherings were originally scheduled to expire next week, but the authorities have preemptively extended the restrictions.

In the absence of Covid basically, Taiwan It is now experiencing the most severe outbreak of the pandemic, with a total of approximately 11,000 cases and more than 260 deaths-more than 90% of which have been since mid-April.

Taiwan’s cabinet said in a statement that the epidemic “has not stabilized” and they will announce more details of the postponement later today.

These restrictions were first announced on May 19 and appeared to have prevented the surge in the number of cases, but did not result in a decline. Due to concerns about the continued lack of widespread work from home and the worsening of the epidemic among the three factory employees (mainly migrant workers living in crowded dormitories), there are still hundreds of new cases per day.

Spain Today is reopening the border to vaccinated international travelers, hoping to revitalize its tourism industry, which, like anywhere in the world, has been struggling during the pandemic. From today, it will also allow cruise ships to enter its port.

Carolina Daria, the country’s Minister of Health, said Spain It is “in the process of regaining its global leadership in the tourism industry.”

“Spain is a safe destination,” she said.

Previously, Spain allowed European tourists who tested negative for PCR in the past 72 hours, but starting today, these tourists can get cheaper antigen tests.

The three major tourist teams to Spain after the United Kingdom, France and Germany, but due to the potential blow to the reopening, the British government has not yet removed Spain from its list of high-risk countries, which means that any vacationer must do so when they leave isolation. Come back home.

According to AFP, Malaga Airport in Spain is expected to have about 20 different flights on Monday morning alone, from all over the country. Europe For example, Berlin, Lille, Frankfurt and London.

Hello everyone, and welcome to today’s rolling report on the pandemic.

The following is a quick overview of the development of the last day.

• aisleIna has implemented large-scale testing and travel restrictions in Shenzhen Among the new cases there, nearby Guangzhou continues to fight the country’s first outbreak of the Delta variant discovered in India.
• Taiwan extends the three-level restriction to the end of JuneBecause it continues to report hundreds of new daily cases.
• This U.S. announced 750,000 The vaccine will be donated to Taiwan.
• The UK recorded 5,341 cases on Sunday, Last Sunday, 3,111 cases were reported, an increase of 2,101 cases.
• Portugal The Prime Minister criticized the UK for removing the country from the green list, allowing travelers to visit Portugal without isolation when returning.
• British ministers are “absolutely open” to postpone the reopening date on June 21 The Minister of Health said that if the Delta variant worsens, in England.
• Sunday is the first day for children aged 12-16 in the U.S. Israel So far, 55% of the country’s population has been vaccinated with two doses in order to be vaccinated.
• Morocco Will reopen its airport for international flights from June 15 to help nationals residing abroad return
• A staff member of the Senate committee responsible for investigating the handling of the Brazilian epidemic said that the Copa America football tournament should not be held on the occasion of the second largest outbreak in the world, but must be postponed.
• Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni re-imposed the strict lockdown, which included closing schools and suspending cross-regional travel.
• Victorians in Australia It is being warned that there is no “magic number” in the number of people vaccinated until future blockades can be avoided.