– World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has been identified as contacting a person with a positive test for covid-19 and will be working from home.
– Already in April, the British Prince William had a positive test for covid-19, which sources from Kensington Palace have only confirmed to the BBC. According to The Sun, William kept his illness a secret so as not to disturb the public.
– In Germany, a national quarantine begins, which will apply until the end of the month. During this time, pubs, bars, restaurants, theaters and cinemas will be closed and gathering will be limited.
– Tougher restrictions also appear to be imposed by the Italian government. It is speculated that these could include local quarantines in places where coronavirus is spreading the fastest – for example in the region of Lombardy or the cities of Genoa and Naples.
– The Slovak authorities will reveal how the comprehensive testing turned out, in which all residents of the country over ten years of age could participate free of charge at the weekend.
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