Hard Worker
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西班牙也开始建方舱医院了，好，抄作业抄得好！
- 主题发起人 Hard Worker
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- 2005-11-23
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西班牙的放舱应当是今天启用，间距蛮大的。
7 hr 28 min ago
With deaths rising and "hard days ahead," Spain readies for extended state of emergency
Barcelona lies empty during Spain's lockdown.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has been in meetings with health and security officials on Sunday morning, as Spaniards prepare for a possible extension of their country's state of emergency.
Sanchez is expected to address the nation in a televised speech later on Sunday.
It comes with the country's death toll from the virus accelerating. The country's health ministry said on Sunday that another 394 had died in just the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of confirmed fatalities to 1,720.
"There are hard days ahead," Sanchez said in a televised briefing on Saturday. "We have to get ready from a physiological and emotional standpoint. We have to get to the end of next week strong, very strong. The risk is everywhere."
Spain has been locked down and placed in a state of emergency since Friday March 13. The period was initially expected to last 15 days, but cases in the country continue to soar as that deadline approaches.
Emergency hospitals have been set up across the country, while residents have been urged to stay indoors and normally busy streets are deserted.
Almost 25,000 cases have been reported in total, with a drastic spike of 5,000 new cases reported on Saturday.
"Spain is among the most-affected countries in Europe and in the world," Sanchez said on Saturday, adding that the worst is still to come.
In an effort to strengthen Spain's response to the health crisis, Sanchez announced the national production of masks, ventilators and tests. Meanwhile, the government has bought 640,000 reliable ratified fast tests, which will soon be 1 million, and within the next few hours 1.3 million masks will be handed to health personnel and patients, Sanchez said.
Health workers prepare to receive the first patients with coronavirus at Ifema exhibition complex on Sunday in Madrid, Spain.
7 hr 28 min ago
With deaths rising and "hard days ahead," Spain readies for extended state of emergency
Barcelona lies empty during Spain's lockdown.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has been in meetings with health and security officials on Sunday morning, as Spaniards prepare for a possible extension of their country's state of emergency.
Sanchez is expected to address the nation in a televised speech later on Sunday.
It comes with the country's death toll from the virus accelerating. The country's health ministry said on Sunday that another 394 had died in just the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of confirmed fatalities to 1,720.
"There are hard days ahead," Sanchez said in a televised briefing on Saturday. "We have to get ready from a physiological and emotional standpoint. We have to get to the end of next week strong, very strong. The risk is everywhere."
Spain has been locked down and placed in a state of emergency since Friday March 13. The period was initially expected to last 15 days, but cases in the country continue to soar as that deadline approaches.
Emergency hospitals have been set up across the country, while residents have been urged to stay indoors and normally busy streets are deserted.
Almost 25,000 cases have been reported in total, with a drastic spike of 5,000 new cases reported on Saturday.
"Spain is among the most-affected countries in Europe and in the world," Sanchez said on Saturday, adding that the worst is still to come.
In an effort to strengthen Spain's response to the health crisis, Sanchez announced the national production of masks, ventilators and tests. Meanwhile, the government has bought 640,000 reliable ratified fast tests, which will soon be 1 million, and within the next few hours 1.3 million masks will be handed to health personnel and patients, Sanchez said.
Health workers prepare to receive the first patients with coronavirus at Ifema exhibition complex on Sunday in Madrid, Spain.
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16 min ago
Opera singer Placido Domingo tests positive for novel coronavirus
From CNN's Natasha Chen
Opera singer Placido Domingo performs in Hamburg, Germany, in 2019. Christian Charisius/picture-alliance/dpa/AP
Opera singer Placido Domingo has tested positive for Covid-19, the artist confirmed on his Facebook page.
Some background: Domingo, a world-renowned opera singer, resigned as general director of Los Angeles Opera last year, after accusations of sexual harassment.
On March 10th, CNN’s Stephanie Elam reported that L.A. Opera’s independent investigation into 10 allegations of sexual harassment by Domingo were found to be credible. Domingo willingly participated in an interview but denied all allegations.
16 min ago
Opera singer Placido Domingo tests positive for novel coronavirus
From CNN's Natasha Chen
Opera singer Placido Domingo performs in Hamburg, Germany, in 2019. Christian Charisius/picture-alliance/dpa/AP
Opera singer Placido Domingo has tested positive for Covid-19, the artist confirmed on his Facebook page.
Domingo added he is currently in good health but had experienced "fever and cough symptoms."
Some background: Domingo, a world-renowned opera singer, resigned as general director of Los Angeles Opera last year, after accusations of sexual harassment.
On March 10th, CNN’s Stephanie Elam reported that L.A. Opera’s independent investigation into 10 allegations of sexual harassment by Domingo were found to be credible. Domingo willingly participated in an interview but denied all allegations.
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57 min ago
German chancellor goes into self-quarantine
From CNN’s Fred Pleitgen in Berlin
Michael Kappeler/AFP/Getty Images
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is going into home quarantine immediately, after a doctor who gave her a vaccination on Friday has tested positive for coronavirus, Merkel's spokesman Steffen Seibert announced in a press statement on Sunday.
Seibert also stated that the chancellor will continuously be tested for coronavirus because a test at this early stage would not be reliable. Merkel will continue her full workload from her quarantine, Seibert added.
Earlier Sunday: Germany has implemented a "contact ban" rather than a full nationwide lockdown in an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus, Merkel said.
Merkel said in a press conference Sunday that the country would toughen measures and "reduce contact with people as much as possible."
German chancellor goes into self-quarantine
From CNN’s Fred Pleitgen in Berlin
Michael Kappeler/AFP/Getty Images
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is going into home quarantine immediately, after a doctor who gave her a vaccination on Friday has tested positive for coronavirus, Merkel's spokesman Steffen Seibert announced in a press statement on Sunday.
Seibert also stated that the chancellor will continuously be tested for coronavirus because a test at this early stage would not be reliable. Merkel will continue her full workload from her quarantine, Seibert added.
Earlier Sunday: Germany has implemented a "contact ban" rather than a full nationwide lockdown in an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus, Merkel said.
Merkel said in a press conference Sunday that the country would toughen measures and "reduce contact with people as much as possible."
