93 thousand cases and 111 deaths in 24 hours in Omicron, Great Britain. Denmark closes cinema, theater and concerts

for the third consecutive day in United Kingdom There is an absolute record of infection from Kovid: in the last 24 hours there were 93,045 with 111 deaths. 7,611 prisoners, of whom 875 are on ventilators. There were 88,376 cases yesterday and 78,610 a day earlier. Daily infections from Omicron nearly doubled to 3,201 for a total of 14,909.

Omicron, Germany’s rates tighten on GB arrivals

Germany is considering new pressure on arrival from Great Britain. A spokesman for the German health ministry said a decision could come as soon as today, anticipating that. Bavaria, one of the landers hardest hit by the rebound of infections, meanwhile asked the federal government – Spiegel reports – to classify Great Britain as a distinct region at risk due to the rapid spread of Omicron. to make a decision. And then apply for the mandatory PRC test on arrival from the UK.

New restrictions in Danimarka: cinemas, theaters and concerts banned

Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Fredriksson this afternoon announced new restrictions to combat the fourth wave of Covid spreading in the country. Cinemas, theaters and concert halls will be closed after a record number of new cases are reached in 24 hours: 11 thousand out of a population of 5.8 million people. Of particular concern is the new Omicron variant that can worsen the balance of cases and hospitalizations.

,You have to put in place new restrictions that restrict community activity and reduce transmission,, Fredrickson explained in a news conference. The Prime Minister also emphasized that the restrictions for the vaccination campaign would be too light. In Denmark, over 77% of the population received two doses.

The sale of liquor will be prohibited after 10 pm and the whole night while the premises should be closed at 11 pm. In addition, the use of masks for the public will be increased in all closed places. Finally, there will be capacity limits in shops as well as restaurants and places of worship.

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