The number of newly infected people was a record daily, 720 people / day yesterday. Unlike spring, most infected people are now younger, with an average age of 26. Therefore, there are few deaths and many young people pass the disease without symptoms, but older people are at higher risk of transmitting Viels. Currently, there are 6,200 certified infected people, of which about 60%, or about 3,720, are residents of Budapest. It is said that the actual number of infected people (those who have not been diagnosed or tested) is about 15 to 20 times that number, and according to mathematicians, one out of 30 people in the capital Budapest is infected. Masks are worn indoors (in shops, offices, etc.). If you do not mask by public transportation, you will be fined 8000 forint (about 3000 yen), so please be careful if you are stationed.
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It's okay to have some weather in Naples today!
Although it is a new type of coronavirus whose convergence is difficult to predict, for many Italians, the summer time spent by the sea is a source of energy. Many people have given up on overseas vacations this year, but the nearby beaches are a great success.
The tanned people have their beach beds on the shores, and they turn around like sunflowers and sunbathe all day long so that they can hit the sun better.
This landscape gradually calms down in September and returns to the original quiet beach.
Belgrade, Serbia
Situation with epidemic is getting better and there are less infected last few days. The measures that are on force haven`t changed and there is still obligatory to wear a mask in closed facilities and in public transportation, to keep a physical distance of 1.5 - 2 m, ban on gathering more then 10 people indoors.
The opening of museums and museums was permitted in St. Petersburg from July 6th, and the opening of the museum has started gradually (from July 7th in Dostoevsky Museum, July 8th in Russian Museum, and July 14th in Kunst Camera Museum). The Hermitage Museum, one of the three major museums in the world, is expected to open a little later.
St. Petersburg in the northwestern part of Russia has entered a season called the velvet season. It's a season when the cool, refreshing air that makes you feel autumn is amid the gentle sunshine. From this week, the new semester has begun and the town has become more lively.
As of September 2, 2020 (Thursday) 37,041 infected with St. Petersburg (+189 from yesterday)
Release of quarantine 25,981 (+106 from yesterday)
2461 dead (+21 from yesterday)
It was rather cloudy and rainy last week, and a wet southerly wind was blowing.
As a result, the sea was a little rough, but the children during the summer vacation were still playing.
Due to the fragile weather, the traffic was reduced, but everyone was still enjoying the coffee at the outdoor seats of the cafe.
Although there are various restrictions on COVID-19, we are trying to do as much as possible by holding various events outdoors.
Since a film festival using the ancient Roman amphitheater is now held, we were preparing for TV coverage such as TV station early in the morning, and at the park there was a book fair and events for children in the park. Is being done.
Although the number of summer vacation tourists has declined, many people still enjoy sunbathing and swimming on the beach.
With the announcement at 2:00 pm on August 26th, the number of new cases of new coronavirus in Croatia has reached a record high of +358 compared to the previous day.
Along with this, new measures have been introduced for 14 days from today on all parts of Split-Dalmatia, such as Split Trogir, where new infections are concentrated in the Citizens' Protection Headquarters of Croatia. The other prefectures are currently unchanged.
Below are the announcements from the Japanese Embassy in Zagreb.
○ On August 26, the Croatian Civil Protection Headquarters decided to apply the following measures to all of Split-Dalmatia Province for 14 days from midnight on the 27th.
(1) In indoor eating and drinking facilities, it is mandatory to wear a mask except when eating or drinking.
(2) The number of guests who can participate in the wedding is limited to 50.
(3) Others The maximum number of guests at a private ceremony is 20.
(4) The maximum number of people who can attend the funeral is 50. Post-funeral meetings are prohibited and no condolences may be expressed in any manner that involves physical contact.
(5) At all social events (assemblies, performances, masses, ceremonies, exhibitions and other public events), it is obligatory to comply with the prescribed epidemiological measures, and indoor events include wearing a mask and 2 meters. It is mandatory to secure the above physical distance.
(6) Event organizers and restaurant owners are obliged to strictly supervise compliance with the prescribed epidemiological measures.
(7) The gym, fitness center and other recreation facilities will be closed.
(8) Sports competitions can only be held by non-spectators.
(9) Visiting elderly care facilities and other social welfare facilities is prohibited. In addition, it is recommended that these facilities perform shift work as much as possible.
Recently, the number of infected people is increasing. I think that lockdown will not be done in the future, but there are strict restrictions on the opening time of restaurants and shops depending on the island and region.
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It has a very peaceful atmosphere. We have started to see many individual customers from Europe enjoying leisurely shopping.
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There are restrictions on admission to ruins and museums, but there are not so many tourists, so you can enter smoothly.
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It is compulsory to wear a mask at ruins, museums, and inside cars.
This is a notification regarding the status of the Finnish coronavirus.
The number of infected people is approximately 11 to 43 per day, and the number of dead people is 0 to 1 per day. There are 358 infected people within 2 weeks.
Immigration restrictions have changed. The so-called "signal system" has begun. The signaling system divides all countries into three groups.
① Green Group There are no restrictions on the Green Group. In other words, all trips such as sightseeing, business and school are possible. There is no need to quarantine.
(2) Yellow Group Although it is possible to enter the country due to business, school attendance, or other urgent personal circumstances, the government is strongly encouraged to voluntarily quarantine for 14 days. Tourism is not possible.
③ Red Group is only available for entry due to urgent personal circumstances. It is highly recommended by the government for 14 days of voluntary isolation. Sightseeing, business trips and school attendance are all impossible.
Since Japan has moved to the Red Group since August 24th, it is only possible to enter Japan for urgent personal circumstances.
The Finnish government checks and reports immigration restrictions every two weeks.
