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WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says pandemics are “a fact of life” and that the world must be better prepared to deal with future ones.
India’s health ministry reported another daily record of 90,802 cases on Monday, bringing the total to over 4.2 million and overtaking Brazil to become the second-hardest-hit country.
The world’s coronavirus cases have hit 27.1 million, more than 18.1 million people have recovered and more than 883,000 have died, according to Johns Hopkins University.
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Here are the latest updates:
Monday, September 7
20:30 GMT – WHO says India in talks to join ‘COVAX’ vaccine scheme
The World Health Organization is in talks with India about joining the “COVAX” global vaccine allocation plan, a senior WHO adviser said.
“India is certainly eligible, like all countries in the world, to be part of the COVAX facility and discussions are ongoing in that regard,” Bruce Aylward told a briefing in Geneva. “We would welcome Indian participation.”
The WHO and the GAVI vaccine alliance are leading the COVAX facility, aimed at helping buy and distribute vaccination shots against the novel coronavirus fairly around the world. But some countries that have secured their own supplies through bilateral deals, including the United States, have said they will not join COVAX.
20:00 GMT – Football: PSG star Kylian Mbappe contracts COVID-19
French forward Kylian Mbappe, 21, has withdrawn from the national team after testing positive for coronavirus.
“Kylian Mbappe will miss the game against Croatia. His COVID-19 test – carried out by UEFA this morning – was positive, and he was isolated from the rest of the squad,” said the French national team in a statement.
France will face Croatia for the Nations League game on Tuesday.
19:30 GMT – Iraq to reopen borders for trade, bring back sports and dining
Iraq is reopening its land border crossings, restaurants, hotels, and will bring back sporting events without spectators, the prime minister said, three days after it recorded its highest daily increase in coronavirus infections.
Land crossings would be open for trade only so as to secure local market needs, Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi said in a statement. Restaurants and five-star hotels must adhere to public health guidelines, he added.
Sporting events would resume as of September 12. Government agencies can now bring back to work up to 50 percent of their employees, he said.
18:10 GMT – Turkey announces strict new measures announced to fight virus
Turkey has announced strict new measures to fight the novel coronavirus, as the daily infection numbers in the country recently crossed 1,000 and beyond.
“In all provinces, no standing passengers in public transportation will be allowed,” Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.
Cafes and restaurants will also be subject to stricter inspections, he added.
On the new school year, Erdogan said: “We will continue education with a system where we will do both face-to-face and remote education, taking into account the conditions of the epidemic.”
17:35 GMT – French COVID cases and death toll creeps up
The number of new, confirmed cases of COVID-19 in France has risen by 4,203 compared with the previous day to stand at a total of 328,980, the French health ministry said on Monday.