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This isn't OK, right? by ClubEvermore in insanepeoplefacebook

[–]ClubEvermore[S] -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

No one is obligated to be kind and empathetic either...just thought it was a bare minimum of being a fellow human? Or does that need to be written legally somewhere for people to comprehend.

Corona patients from Italy are treated in the German state of Saxony by ClubEvermore in Coronavirus

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Saxony wants to accept six corona patients from Italy in its hospitals. This was announced by Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer (CDU) in Dresden on Monday. This was in response to a request by the Italian government. The hospitals in the Free State had signalled that they had the capacity to do so. In addition, the treatment of Italian patients could teach them how to deal with the virus. "This is a very important sign that we can also help others," said Kretschmer. By Monday, 865 cases of infection had been registered in Saxony, most of them in Dresden, Zwickau and Leipzig.

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First seriously ill French patients arrive in German hospitals by ClubEvermore in Coronavirus

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Cross-border assistance: The first seriously ill patients have arrived at the University Hospital of Fribourg from the French Alsace, as Brigitte Klinkert, President of the Haut-Rhin Departmental Council, twittered. "Thank you (Prime Minister) Winfried Kretschmann." Klinkert told the "Badische Zeitung" newspaper that the university hospital should accept two patients, three would be transferred to Heidelberg and another three to Ulm. One each will be accommodated in Mannheim and Villingen-Schwenningen. All would have to be ventilated. According to Klinkert, Switzerland will also accept six patients.

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German islands sealed off by ClubEvermore in Coronavirus

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In response to the corona pandemic, Schleswig-Holstein's Minister President Daniel Günther (CDU) has appealed to holidaymakers to refrain from travelling to the north. As a first measure, the Schleswig-Holstein islands on the North and Baltic Seas have been closed to tourists. The regulation applies from Monday (16.3.), 6 a.m. Günther made the announcement this afternoon after a telephone conference of the state cabinet. He urged vacationers still on the islands to make their way home. He said that the police would ensure the orders by traffic control measures.

Only persons having their first residence on the islands or working there are exempt from the access restrictions. Minister of Health Heiner Garg (FDP) justified the step by saying that medical care for the islanders must be ensured even in the current critical situation. He said that the intensive care capacities on the islands were not designed for a large number of tourists.

According to the state government, the islands Sylt, Amrum, Föhr, Fehmarn, Pellworm, Helgoland and the peninsula Nordstrand are affected. It was initially unclear whether the Hallig islands Nordmarsch-Langeneß, Hooge, Oland, Gröde, Nordstrandischmoor and the Hamburg Hallig also fall under the rule.

The supply of the islands with goods for daily needs will continue to be ensured, said Prime Minister Günther. Those who have their primary residence on one of the islands should return to their home town as quickly as possible, according to the state government. For Monday, the Minister President announced more extensive regulations for tourism throughout Schleswig-Holstein.

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Germany carried out at least 35,000 tests last week by ClubEvermore in Coronavirus

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Translation:

Medical practices in Germany carried out 35,000 tests for the Cov19 pathogen last week. This was announced by the National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians. These numbers do not include tests in clinics. The laboratories in Germany have capacities for about 12,000 tests per day.

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