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- The milestone of 25 million reported cases worldwide has been crossed. Half of them are located in America.
- Opponents of the wearing of masks and health measures demonstrated in several cities, including Berlin, but also London and Paris
- 17 French departments are in a situation of "high vulnerability", according to Santé Publique France.
»Follow the day's events live
7.40 am. "Slippage" in Berlin. After the excesses in the German capital on the sidelines of rallies against the wearing of masks and health measures, the government denounces "slippages".
7:10. Still dramatic situation in Brazil. Six months after registering its first case of Covid-19, Brazil has reached the threshold of 120,000 deaths. And unlike Europe and Asia, where the contaminations and deaths curves increased rapidly before falling after several weeks of confinement, Brazil seems stuck for three months in an endless plateau, with about 1,000 daily deaths on average.
6:55 am. 200 demonstrators arrested in Berlin. The rallies against the wearing of the mask and the sanitary measures gave rise to overflows Saturday at the end of the day in the German capital. About 200 demonstrators were arrested in front of the Russian embassy, after throwing stones and bottles at the police, and most subsequently released. There are no casualties. In the evening, a group also crossed barriers around the Reichstag, which houses the parliament, before being bluntly pushed back by police.
VIDEO. Covid-19: anti-mask demonstrators gathered in Paris, the police verbalize
6:45 am. Over 25 million cases worldwide . The reported cases continue to increase. According to a latest count, at least 25,029,250 cases, including 842,915 deaths, have been reported. Almost 4 in 10 cases are in the United States and Brazil.
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