Coronavirus Live News: Cases in France have exceeded 10,000 in one day; Victoria records 41 new infections | world News

Still in Victoria, here is the link to the News Corp story that I mentioned a few posts ago about a woman who “uprooted” the police from her car at a checkpoint.

This comes after the state’s chief minister, Daniel Andrews, said Police checkpoints can be reinforced on major roads outside Melbourne To ensure that people do not leave the city for regional areas before some restrictions are lifted in the country. The relaxation of the rules means people can go out for a meal or visit a coffee shop.

“It might take it to a new level to make sure that those who just desperately need to travel to Victoria do so,” he said.

Victoria officially begins its “Road Map” exit from the epidemic tomorrowAs Melbourne enters the “first step” in the multi-month plan to ease restrictions, my colleague writes Matilda Bosley.

A number of small changes will take effect at midnight in Australia’s second largest city, including postponing the curfew from 8 PM to 9 PM.

The exercise time will also be extended to two hours. Previously only two people were allowed to go out together and now this has returned to either a full family or a maximum of two people from different families.

You will also technically be able to meet someone from another home outside for recreational reasons instead of just playing sports. (Basically, you can sit at opposite ends of a park bench with a friend instead of just going for a walk.)

Single parents and those who live alone can also start visiting their designated families starting tomorrow.

Meanwhile, provincial Victoria will enter a “second step” as childcare centers and hairdressers will reopen, and retail can continue with density restrictions.

Also, a maximum of five people, who form two families, will now be allowed to meet abroad for recreational reasons.

Australian diplomats have been dispatched to London’s Heathrow Airport to help Australian citizens stranded and forced to camp at the airport so they can return home.

Thousands are stranded abroad because the number of people allowed to enter Australia has been determined in order to administer quarantine arrangements.

According to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, there are now more than 25,000 Australians overseas who have registered an intention to return home, but cannot access the flights due to strict government restrictions on international access.

Here is the full story from my colleague Elias Visuntai:

Young people in England – and possibly some older adults – have generally not responded to government warnings not to go out and party in large groups before the new restrictions on gatherings.

Pictures from Leicester Square in central London showed people in large groups enjoying the city nightlife.

Here is our story with this government warning:

These latest figures from Victoria over the past 24 hours take The state’s death toll was 723 and the national number 810 Since the beginning of the epidemic.

Melbourne, the state capital, remains under strict lockdown but restrictions could ease by the end of the month if cases continue to decline. The state’s regional areas are expected to ease their restrictions within days.

They come after another day of protests in Melbourne on Saturday amid growing discontent with restrictions on normalcy.

Prime Minister Daniel Andrews said road checkpoints may be ramped up to ensure that Melbourne residents do not flee to the country.

On Sunday, News Corp. media released footage of a woman being pulled out of her car by a police officer at a car checkpoint 45 kilometers north of Melbourne.

The footage indicates that she refused to give her name to the officer and was forcibly removed from the car after she refused to get out on her own, saying that she felt insecure.

The hardest-hit Australian state has just released its daily coronavirus numbers.

Good morning / afternoon / evening wherever you are reading this latest edition of our live coverage of Coronavirus.

• French Health authorities have reported 10,561 new confirmed cases of coronavirus During the past 24 hours, a new daily record was set as the number exceeded 10,000 for the first time, and the latest daily count highlights the resurgence of the disease in France.
• Victoria state recorded 41 new cases and seven deaths on Sunday. The Australian state remains in tight lockdown with Melbourne under a night curfew.
• Oxford university He says clinical trials of the vaccine will resume in the UK. Trials of the treatment in development with the pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca stopped last Sunday when one of the participants fell ill.
• Daily coronavirus cases in Scotland recorded their highest level in four monthsAfter 221 people tested positive for the virus in the past 24 hours.
• The supply of oxygen has grown in parts of India Severely affected by the Coronavirus.
• The Holland It has reported 1,231 new cases of coronavirus, in addition to another death.
• Athena It has become the center of what senior government officials call a “worrisome” increase in cases in the Greece.
• in a England, People were urged not to hold a “party weekend” before the government enters the “rule of six” restrictions into effect on Monday.
• Russia It reported 5,488 new cases of coronavirus on Saturday, bringing the number to 1057,362, the fourth largest in the world.

The hardest-hit Australian state released its latest daily numbers of new cases.