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German doctors expect 6,000 ICU patients as cases surge

Updated / Thursday, 15 Apr 2021 08:30 Germany is face a surge of Covid-19 cases German Health Minister Jens Spahn has urged the country s 16 federal states to impose tougher restrictions quickly to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus and not to wait until a national law on measures is passed. We know from last autumn what happens when we don t act quickly, Mr Spahn told reporters. He said doctors expect there will be 6,000 patients in intensive care by the end of the month. Germany s top public health official also urged policymakers to take tough action urgently to try and contain a third wave of the coronavirus.

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EU inspectors to take a close look at Russia′s Sputnik V | Europe| News and current affairs from around the continent | DW

EU medical inspectors are heading to Russia to evaluate the Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine. But will their work clear up doubts surrounding the jab?

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EU inspectors to take a close look at Russia s Sputnik V

EU inspectors to take a close look at Russia s Sputnik V
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COVID: A game changer for illegal home care work in Germany?

COVID: A game changer for illegal home care work in Germany? dw.com 4 hrs ago Madelaine Pitt It s estimated that more than 600,000 care workers are illegally employed in Germany. Almost all are from Eastern Europe; almost all are women. A proposed reform could massively improve their working conditions. © Imago/Westend61 Live-in care workers are often on call 24 hours a day No German contract, no German health insurance. Cash in hand, though not much of it. Nearly three-quarters of a million women mostly from Poland, Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria provide care for elderly Germans, in whose homes they live. Without these women, there would be a care crisis. Still, officially, they don t exist.

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COVID: A game changer for illegal home care work in Germany? | Europe| News and current affairs from around the continent | DW

COVID: A game changer for illegal home care work in Germany? | Europe| News and current affairs from around the continent | DW
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