Accord­ing to the WHO, around ten per­cent of all Covid 19 cas­es world­wide are employ­ees in the health sec­tor. Thyssenk­rupp is exam­in­ing state aid. The Pisa study is post­poned. Read the live blog from Friday. 

Two mil­lion infect­ed peo­ple in Brazil
UN call for more bil­lions in aid
thyssenk­rupp is exam­in­ing finan­cial aid
RKI: 583 new infec­tions, four more dead
Israel is rein­tro­duc­ing pro­tec­tive measures
OECD post­pones Pisa studies
US bor­der clos­ings with neigh­bor­ing states extended

End of the live blog

10:04 pm

For today we close the live blog and wish you a good night.
More than 800 new cas­es in France

9:53 p.m.

France reports 836 new infec­tions with­in 24 hours, bring­ing the num­ber of reg­is­tered dis­eases to 174,674. The num­ber of deaths rose by 14 to 30,152, accord­ing to the Min­istry of Health. Accord­ing to Johns Hop­kins Uni­ver­si­ty, more than 79,000 peo­ple have recovered.
Mexico’s pres­i­dent wants to donate part of his salary to fight virus

9:32 pm

The Mex­i­can Pres­i­dent Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador donat­ed a quar­ter of his salary to health facil­i­ties. He earns the equiv­a­lent of just under 4200 euros a month, so he would donate a lit­tle over 1000 euros. Lopez Obrador left it open whether he want­ed to donate once or reg­u­lar­ly. At the same time, he urged offi­cials to do the same. Since tak­ing office at the end of 2018, Lopez Obrador has repeat­ed­ly made emblem­at­ic deci­sions designed to under­line his per­son­al integri­ty and fru­gal­i­ty. He has already cut his salary to 40 per­cent of what his pre­de­ces­sor earned.
US trav­el indus­try seeks fur­ther gov­ern­ment aid

9:12 pm

The US trav­el indus­try is ask­ing Con­gress for addi­tion­al $ 10 bil­lion in aid. In addi­tion, $ 13 bil­lion would be need­ed for air­ports and tax breaks for trav­el­ers, says a rep­re­sen­ta­tive of the U.S. Trav­el Asso­ci­a­tion to MPs. “The trav­el indus­try is con­front­ed with an eco­nom­ic envi­ron­ment that is ten times worse than after the 9/11 attacks.” Accord­ing to the US Depart­ment of Labor, four mil­lion jobs have been cut in the indus­try since March.
Ten per­cent of all infec­tions in the health sector

8:19 pm

Accord­ing to the World Health Orga­ni­za­tion (WHO), more than 1.3 mil­lion doc­tors and nurs­es world­wide have been infect­ed with the coro­n­avirus to date. Work­ers in the health sec­tor have so far made up about ten per­cent of all Covid 19 cas­es world­wide, said WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghe­breye­sus. Johns Hop­kins Uni­ver­si­ty count­ed 13.8 mil­lion record­ed coro­n­avirus infec­tions around the world as of Fri­day. The lat­est WHO num­ber was 13.4 mil­lion cas­es on Thursday.

Doc­tors and nurs­es not only risked their lives, but also often suf­fered from phys­i­cal and men­tal exhaus­tion after months of extreme­ly demand­ing work dur­ing the pan­dem­ic, Tedros said. “We all owe a huge amount to health work­ers.” The spread and risks of infec­tions among health­care pro­fes­sion­als should be bet­ter researched.
Par­ty-goers and young peo­ple to blame for falls surge in Canada

8:13 pm

Accord­ing to the health author­i­ties, an increase in new infec­tions in Cana­da is due to trans­mis­sions at par­ties as well as in night­clubs and bars. In addi­tion, the virus is increas­ing­ly spread­ing among young peo­ple, said chief health offi­cial Howard Njoo. “There is some cause for con­cern.” There are 109,266 infec­tions and 8,827 known deaths in Cana­da, which has a pop­u­la­tion of almost 38 million.
The cur­few in the greater Buenos Aires area is being relaxed

8:01 pm

After around 120 days, the exit restric­tions in the greater Buenos Aires area will be relaxed some­what. Small shops should be allowed to reopen in the future and out­door sports should be allowed in the evening and ear­ly morn­ing. The Argen­tine gov­ern­ment announced. Indus­tri­al com­pa­nies in the vicin­i­ty of the cap­i­tal are also to ramp up pro­duc­tion. How­ev­er, restau­rants and bars remain closed; schools are not allowed to open after the cur­rent win­ter hol­i­days and major events are prohibited.

“Between July 18 and August 2, we will try to return to nor­mal life,” said Pres­i­dent Alber­to Fer­nán­dez. Should the num­ber of infec­tions or deaths soar, the eas­ing could also be cashed in again. “If we have to take them back, we will take them back,” said the head of state.
NRW offers teach­ers and edu­ca­tors a coro­na test every 14 days.

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