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Coronavirus latest news: Mask-free summer ahead, say government advisers

Coronavirus latest news: Mask-free summer ahead, say government advisers Max Stephens, Gareth Davies, Grace Millimaci © Shutterstock People out in the warm spring sunshine on Regents Park, London  - Shutterstock The public should be able to ditch face masks over the summer as vaccines do the heavy lifting in controlling Covid-19, Government scientific advisers believe. Step four of the Government s road map for England currently states that all legal limits on social contact will be removed by June 21 at the earliest, when restrictions on large events such as festivals are also expected to ease. Scientists advising the Government say there is nothing currently in the data to suggest that people will not be able to enjoy a relatively normal summer, though coronavirus cases may well rise as the autumn approaches.

One in four Germans will be vaccinated by early May - minister

Political and General News Events from April 23

FRIDAY, APRIL 23 LJUBLJANA – Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou laid a wreath at the Monument to the Victims of all Wars in Ljubljana during a visit to Slovenia at the invitation of her counterpart Borut Pahor. LISBON – Portugal’s Foreign Minister Augusto Santos Silva opens conference EU-Africa Green Investment Forum – 0800 GMT. VIENNA – Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Health Minister Wolfgang Mueckstein hold news conference on reopening the country – 1200 GMT. GENEVA – WHO to mark one-year anniversary of the Access to COVID-19 Tools Accelerator – 1300 GMT. LISBON – Portugal’s Defense Minister Joao Gomes Cravinho holds workshop with several EU defense ministers and secretaries of state about the Strategic Compass – 1530 GMT. ISTANBUL – Afghan Foreign Minister Mohammed Hanif Atmar, Pakistani Foreign Minister Shan Mahmood Qureshi and Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu hold talks in Istanbul – 1600 GMT. HANOI – Vietna

Coronavirus: Germany could start offering COVID vaccines to everyone by June | News | DW

German parliament approves new law on coronavirus rules Currently, half of people over 60 in Germany have already been vaccinated at least once, Spahn said, adding that the pace of vaccinations will pick up now, with the number of available vaccines and inclusion of distribution practices increasing. Currently, more than one in five in the population will have received a first vaccination, and by the end of May, that figure will be one in three.  According to the Federal Health Ministry, around 21.6% of the population had received a first dose by Thursday, while 5.7 million people, or 6.9% of Germany, had been fully vaccinated. 

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