Germany's daily COVID-19 infections were likely to be two-fold higher than the number of officially reported cases, Health Minister Karl Lauterbach said.
As per Lauterbach...
Over two years after the outbreak of the COVID-19 in the Netherlands, the nation is dropping all its remaining restrictions on Wednesday.
From Wednesday, people...
Not long after Germany eased travel rules and announced plans to relax some of its domestic restrictions, the country has registered the highest number...
Over 2,182 individuals have been tested positive for the COVID-19 infection in Belgium and are admitted to the hospital. Around 180 patients have been...
The number of new coronavirus infections has again started to rise in Belgium after more than six(6) weeks of this figure decreasing rapidly.
As per...
Belgium is planning to lift the obligation to quarantine for all people who have had a high risk-contact from March 17, Thursday, the Interministerial...
The overall number of coronavirus patients ending up in the hospital or requiring life-saving treatment is continuously declining in Belgium, while all other major...
The fatal incident occurred on Thursday morning near a roadside in the popular resort located in the Savoie region of southeastern France. According to the local prosecutor, the man was carried approximately 15 metres (50 feet) by the avalanche, which struck suddenly amid treacherous conditions
One of the most vulnerable areas is Lacanau, a charming seaside town in southwestern France, where locals are grappling with the reality that their beloved coastline may soon be a thing of the past
The renowned Swiss ski resort of Zermatt was completely cut off, with all road and rail access blocked. In the French resort of Tignes, more than a metre of snow blanketed the town, prompting local authorities to order residents and tourists to stay indoors
With 12 incidents reported since Sunday night, authorities are investigating multiple angles, including the possibility of foreign involvement or extremist left-wing groups
French Foreign Ministry spokesperson Christophe Lemoine condemned the sentences, calling them a clear attempt by Russian authorities to silence dissent and intimidate those documenting human rights abuses
