More than 4,395,790 cases of infection have been officially diagnosed in 196 countries and territories.
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In total, this first phase of recovery should represent up to 190 flights from Zurich and Geneva.
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A TPG employee distributes protective masks on the tram. Geneva is the only canton exceeding 1% of the population affected by the coronavirus.
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The new coronavirus could “never go away” and become a disease with which humanity will have to learn to live.
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More than 4,395,790 cases of infection have been officially diagnosed in 196 countries and territories. KEYSTONE
More than 4,395,790 cases of infection have been officially diagnosed in 196 countries and territories. KEYSTONE
More than 4,395,790 cases of infection have been officially diagnosed in 196 countries and territories. KEYSTONE
More than 4,395,790 cases of infection have been officially diagnosed in 196 countries and territories. KEYSTONE
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This Thursday, May 14, find here the main info on the evolution of the new coronavirus in Switzerland and in the world.
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- The global toll nears 300,000 dead on Thursday.
- According to the WHO, the virus may never go away.
- The spread of the Coronavirus is “eminently” possible by speech.
- The United States registered Wednesday 1813 deaths due to the coronavirus in 24 hours.
- Switzerland registered 50 new cases in 24 hours.
- Students in post-compulsory schools will partly stay at home after June 8.
- Swiss details the strengthening of its capacities in June.
- The Discovery clinical trial is not yet delivering results.
- The IOC has set aside $ 800 million to deal with the consequences of the crisis.
- The pandemic has killed nearly 300,000 people worldwide since its onset.
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- The global toll nears 300,000 dead on Thursday.
- According to the WHO, the virus may never go away.
- The spread of the Coronavirus is “eminently” possible by speech.
- The United States registered Wednesday 1813 deaths due to the coronavirus in 24 hours.
- Switzerland registered 50 new cases in 24 hours.
- Students in post-compulsory schools will partly stay at home after June 8.
- Swiss details the strengthening of its capacities in June.
- The Discovery clinical trial is not yet delivering results.
- The IOC has set aside $ 800 million to deal with the consequences of the crisis.
- The pandemic has killed nearly 300,000 people worldwide since its onset.
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