The Turkish President announced that his country will send medical equipment Tuesday to the United States to help it in the outbreak of the new Corna virus, while the movement returned to the streets of Arab countries and European countries resumed economic and service activities.
According to the latest statistics, the newly born virus Coruna has infected more than three million people, of whom about 208,000 have died, while 852,000 patients have recovered.
Most of the damage is concentrated in Europe with 125 thousand deaths and about 1.4 million injuries, followed by the United States with 55 thousand deaths and about one million injuries.
But the figures indicate that the cure rate increased to 28.40% among the total number of the injured, while the death rate remained stable at 6.7, and infection rates continued to decline significantly, which means that isolation and closure measures are beginning to pay off globally.
With the number of new infections and deaths from the emerging coronavirus, life has gradually returned to many countries and territories that have been completely closed for the past two months.
The wheel is spinning again.
In Italy, the two strategic companies started to resume work gradually, while adhering to strict safety measures to avoid a new boom in Covid-19 infection.
The authorities provided a timetable for the resumption of activity in the most affected country in Europe, with almost 26,000 deaths.
The companies involved, especially "productive and industrial activities that are more export-oriented", are modeled on car makers and fashion, in order to avoid lagging behind their foreign competitors.
In Mirafiori, on the outskirts of Turin (north), a hundred workers have returned to the Fiat Chrysler auto plant, and their number will rise to 250 within two days.
As for the company "Saville", which specializes in the manufacture of commercial cars and vans, it has returned 6 thousand employees (among 6,700) to work to produce "Ducato" cars in the city of Atisa (center) near the Adriatic coast.
Near the city of Bologna (center), the famous Moto Ducati company has gradually returned to activity, with priority given to remote work in relation to activities related to sales, promotion and financial management.
In the south of the least developed country, major companies reopened their doors, similar to the household equipment giant Whirlpool, which resumed its activity in Naples with 420 workers.
On a more comprehensive note, Italy will revitalize "the entire industrial and construction sectors as well as the associated wholesale trade" from May 4, Conte confirmed.
Like Italy, Spain recently started loosening restrictions and allowed railways to travel and children to leave their homes for the first time in six weeks.
Spain's deaths from the virus exceeded 23,521, while the infections amounted to more than 209,000.
To the barbershop and
in Switzerland, hairdressers today, Monday, engaged in shaggy hairdressing for their customers as they began easing the restrictions they had imposed to contain the emerging coronavirus.
In Geneva, hairdressers began their day early to welcome a large number of customers.
At Anita Coiffure salon, Anita Emma, who wore a muzzle behind a plastic face shield, began a long work day filled with 12-hour appointments.
At the entrance, he wrote on a banner placed in front of a sterile packaging, "Please sterilize your hands and put on a protective mask. Thank you."
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"My customers are very dear to me, but we have to keep the spacing and not greet each other with kisses," Emma said. "I am very happy to be back at work. If we don't work, everything dies."
At a nearby branch of the Moods hair salon, the staff looked busy and the phone didn't stop ringing as they hastily registered appointments to fill up reservations for weeks to come.
The authorities also allowed surgeries, dentists, nurseries, hairdressers, and beauty and massage centers to reopen their doors. It also allowed the reopening of shops selling scrap, flowers and garden equipment.
Switzerland announced that more than 29,000 people had been infected with the emerging coronavirus, while more than 1,300 had died in the European country of 8.5 million people.
Arab developments
Arably, Saudi Arabia has eased restrictions on movement and the curfew hours it imposes on its cities to stop the spread of the deadly virus, with the exception of the holy city of Mecca, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
And the Saudi King, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, ordered that the curfew be partially lifted in all regions of the Kingdom, to be from nine in the morning (06:00 GMT) until five in the evening.
And the complete curfew was kept for 24 hours in Mecca and specific neighborhoods in other cities.
The king also decided to allow some economic and commercial activities to be opened during the grace period, including wholesale and retail trade stores and commercial centers.
Gulf countries and in North Africa recently started easing measures to limit movement with the start of Ramadan last Friday.
Saudi Arabia, which has recorded the largest number of infections in the Arab world, seeks to limit the spread of the virus on its soil.
In Jordan, the Minister of State for Information Affairs, Amjad Awda Al-Adayleh, announced that citizens will be allowed to use their private vehicles, between eight in the morning and six in the evening, within the governorate only, starting next Wednesday.
He noted that this will be done according to controls and conditions that take into account public safety, and prevent crowding and craving; stressing that this experiment will be subject to evaluation and review on an ongoing basis, to determine the extent of its usefulness.
On the other hand, Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply Tariq Al-Hammouri said that hairdressers, repair workshops and clothes launderers will be allowed to resume their work.
Jordan imposed a curfew on March 21 and banned travel between cities and allowed the public to shop for certain hours each day, to curb the Corona outbreak.
As of Monday, Jordan recorded 449 cases of corona.
Likewise, the Algerian government has taken steps to ease restrictions imposed by the emerging corona virus, and has allowed many stores to resume their activities to reduce economic impacts.
The social crisis of the health caused by the pandemic.
The Prime Minister's Office said that the stores that will reopen their doors include building materials stores, public works, household appliances, fabrics, jewelry, clothing, shoes, cosmetics, perfumes, home furniture, offices, pastries, and hairdressers, in addition to transporting
Individuals by taxi.
As of Monday evening, Algeria recorded 432 deaths and 3,515 injuries, compared to 1,558 cases of recovery, according to the Ministry of Health data.
Helping hand
In a related context, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that his country will send medical tools tomorrow, Tuesday, to the United States, including protective clothing and masks to help in its efforts
To contain an outbreak of corona virus.
In the internal affairs, the Turkish President made it clear after a cabinet meeting that isolation would be imposed
The year is for three days in 31 cities from May 1, and the ban on weekends will last until after Eid al-Fitr in late May.
He said that life will soon be restored to normal in the country.
According to official data, Turkey has recorded more than 110,000 injuries and more
From 2,800 deaths as of Sunday.