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Malta has registered no new Covid -19 cases for the first time in 11 months, but the Mediterranean island’s health minister urged people to remain careful to prevent any resurgence.
“Today is the first day with zero cases since last summer,” minister Chris Fearne wrote on Twitter. “It is essential that we maintain discipline and responsibility.”
Bonġu . Il-festa t-tajba.
Illum l-ewwel darba #ZeroCases mis-sajf li għadda. Huwa essenzjali li nżommu d-#dixxiplina u r-#responsabilità pic.twitter.com/YXYcxlb57G
This is the latest from Associated Press on the situation in Guangzhou. Residents of the southern Chinese city will not be able to leave unless they can show that it is absolutely necessary to do so, following an outbreak of Covid-19 that has sickened dozens of people in recent days.
