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China controls coronavirus again, 12,000 new cases in India, the US announces no business shutdown (world News pk)
BEIJING / NEW DELHI (AFP /world News pk) - China has regained control of the coronavirus, and the second wave of the virus has broken out in China, where only 21 cases were reported on Thursday, the day before. There were 31 cases now and the number of cases is decreasing with each passing day.
On the other hand, thousands of new cases have come to light in India. Meanwhile, the US President has announced not to close businesses across the country despite the coronavirus. US President Donald Trump has decided not to close the country again.
"We will not shut down
the country again," Trump told
Fox News. "We will not shut down
the country again."
On the other hand, the influential figure of Kazakhstan and former President Nursultan Nazarbayev's Corona test also came positive, and after that he isolated himself.
In New Zealand, where there have been no cases of the coronavirus, but now there is a wave of public outcry after three cases came to light, a new case has emerged in New Zealand in a 60-year-old man who died on June 11. He also went to Lahore in Pakistan via Melbourne.
The virus was later found in two women from the UK. Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield told a news conference that the two women were "disappointed" by the report.
Thousands have been ordered to quarantine in Germany following the spread of the coronavirus from a slaughterhouse.
A coronavirus has been diagnosed in 650 people after a coronavirus outbreak at a meat plant in the northwestern German town of Gutterslaw. The plant has been shut down since Wednesday afternoon.
According to the details, 66 more deaths have been reported from the coronavirus in Italy, while 333 new cases of the virus have also been reported.
China has once again brought the coronavirus under control and the number of cases is decreasing with each passing day, with only 21 cases of the new coronavirus reported on Thursday, up from 31 on Wednesday.
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