Europe
is bracing for a second wave of coronavirus as continuing outbreaks
raise the prospect of reimposed restrictions at a time when millions of
people are travelling across the continent for their summer holidays.
The Belgian government has warned that country could be put into a second “complete lockdown” following a significant spike in infections, while the Spanish region of Catalonia may also have to reintroduce lockdown measures if outbreaks are not brought under control within 10 days.
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Europe braces for second wave of coronavirus | World news | The Guardian
The Belgian government has warned that country could be put into a second “complete lockdown” following a significant spike in infections, while the Spanish region of Catalonia may also have to reintroduce lockdown measures if outbreaks are not brought under control within 10 days.
Read more at
Europe braces for second wave of coronavirus | World news | The Guardian
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