2020年5月21日 全球新冠病毒报告 Coronavirus around the world_ May 21, 2020

the World Health Organisation says that


there are now over five million


confirmed cases of kovat 19 worldwide


the organization highlighted that over


hundred thousand of the new cases were


reported in the past 24 hours Spain's


government has made it mandatory for


everyone over the age of six to wear a


face mask in public when physical


distancing is not possible the rule


which came into effect today is both for


indoor and outdoor public spaces


government and health officials say that


they've implemented this as a way to


help limit the spread of the coronavirus


beaches in Italy are preparing to reopen


at the end of May after being closed for


several months the reopening comes with


many restrictions that include


maintaining social distancing


restaurants located at the beach have


also started redesigning their space to


ensure physical distancing can be


accomplished designated areas where


tennis volleyball and Lateline beach


parties used to take place will not be


opening yet


Palestinian authorities eased some


restrictions and allowed for curbside


pickup in several cities just in time


for Eid a Muslim holiday which marks the


end of the month of Ramadan shops


businesses and banks have been allowed


to reopen with safety measures in place


in several cities however this will


likely be a temporary easing of


restrictions as officials announced they


will be putting several cities and towns


back under lockdown for about three days


during the festival of Eid to avoid mass


gatherings the International Olympic


Committee is suggesting the Tokyo Summer


Olympics which had to be rescheduled to


2021 due to Cova 19 could be scrapped


completely if it's not safe to host them


by next year


japan's prime minister also said that


the games won't be allowed to take place


next year unless health authorities


provide assurance that it will be safe


to host them the committee is still


hopeful but also agrees with the


Japanese government on the potential


decision to cancel the games in


Singapore a robot is being deployed into


malls to fight the corona virus but


instead of spraying chemicals which is


the most common way of sanitizing


surfaces the robot is using ultraviolet


light to sterilize hard-to-reach areas


and even the air Derek Yap CEO of the


company that designed the robot says


that the Cova 19 pandemic has created


the most ideal conditions for deploying


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