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World Insights: Europeans celebrate Easter in lockdown amid new wave of COVID-19 infections

news World Insights: Europeans celebrate Easter in lockdown amid new wave of COVID-19 infections Chen Jing,Liu Fang,Li Deping,Zhang Zhang,Chen Xu,Fu Yiming,Peng Lijun,Zhang Qi,Lin Jing,Meng Dingbo,Shi Zhongyu © Provided by N.C.N. Limited People are seen at a coffee shop at Alexanderplatz in Berlin, capital of Germany, April 1, 2021. (Xinhua/Shan Yuqi) The pandemic situation in Europe has hardly improved. The risk of another wave of infections is feared to be imminent after Easter with the continued spread of virus variants and increased mobility. by Chen Jing HELSINKI, April 4 (Xinhua) A second Easter under the COVID-19 pandemic has arrived. Instead of celebrating it at home, Shousha, a young Finnish shop owner who runs a dessert shop with a friend in downtown Helsinki, decided to stay open for business, awaiting customers.

Europeans celebrate Easter in lockdown amid new wave of COVID-19 infections--China Economic Net

  A second Easter under the COVID-19 pandemic has arrived. Instead of celebrating it at home, Shousha, a young Finnish shop owner who runs a dessert shop with a friend in downtown Helsinki, decided to stay open for business, awaiting customers.   Battling against a new wave of COVID-19 infections fueled by more transmissible variants, European countries are facing the unprecedented challenge of balancing disease control and public life with economic reopening.     Easter arrived early this year compared to last, yet the pandemic situation in Europe has hardly improved. Several countries cannot afford to drop their guard.   A total of 27 countries in the region were in partial or full nationwide lockdown, with 21 of them imposing nighttime curfews, the World Health Organization s European Region Office said in a press release on Wednesday.

Sinopharm s COVID-19 vaccine receives 1st EU GMP certificate from Hungary, to be more competitive in intl market

CHINA / SOCIETY By Cui Fandi and Leng Shumei Published: Apr 03, 2021 10:10 PM A box of China s Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccine is seen in Budapest, Hungary, Feb. 28, 2021. Photo:Xinhua China National Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd. (Sinopharm) announced on Saturday that the COVID-19 vaccine produced by its Beijing institute has been issued a Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) certificate by Hungarian authorities, marking the first for a Chinese COVID-19 vaccine receiving such a certificate from an EU country and a step forward for Chinese vaccines to become a global public goods.   Vaccine experts pointed out that the issuance of this certificate will greatly enhance the competitiveness of China-produced vaccines in Europe and the confidence of small European countries in Chinese vaccines given the uneven distribution of vaccines in Europe.

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