The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday that 106,000 new cases of newly emerging coronavirus have been recorded worldwide in the past 24 hours, the highest number of infections in a single day so far.

It expressed concern about the situation in poor countries, while rich countries continue to exit from the general isolation measures imposed by them at the height of the virus outbreak.

"We still have a long way to go with the spread of this epidemic ... We are very concerned about the high number of cases in low- and middle-income countries," WHO director Tidros Adhanom Gebresos told a news conference.

The infections are escalating and Brazil is jumping
 and the number of people infected with the Corona virus has exceeded five million in the world, about two million of whom have recovered, and more than 326 thousand have died.

Brazil recorded 1,200 deaths in one day due to the virus, while the number of confirmed infections exceeded 271 thousand, jumping to the third position globally after Russia and the United States in the number of infections.

This comes amid criticism of the policy of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who rejects the policy of complete closure, and Bolsonaro announced that the Ministry of Health will allow the use of the anti-malarial drug, Hydroxychloroquine, to reduce the accelerating spread of the virus.

Patients will be asked to sign a statement that includes being informed of possible side effects of the drug, including impaired heart, liver, and eye networks, and even "to death."

The guidelines that apply to the public health system leave the final decision on the use of medications for doctors and their patients.

Bolsonaro and his US counterpart Donald Trump, whom he often compares, prescribe the two drugs as a possible treatment for Covid-19, until Monday that Trump revealed that he takes hydroxychloroquine daily as a precaution, but some studies have raised doubts about the safety of these drugs and their effectiveness in fighting the virus.

Tests for the entire population
 This week, Luxembourg launched group tests to screen up people with Covid-19 with the goal of testing all its 600,000 citizens as soon as possible to ward off a second wave of infection with the Coronavirus, following the easing of general isolation measures.

These diagnostic tests are voluntary and their number will increase from about 1500 per day to 20,000 per day next month. The goal is to have all those in the country subjected to examination and in some cases more than once.

The group examination also aims to isolate those with Covid-19 who have no symptoms to reduce the spread of the virus. Note that around 1500 people without symptoms in Luxembourg.

The country recorded 109 deaths with Covid-19 and 3,958 confirmed cases and did not impose any border restrictions.

Egypt is deducted from salaries and
 in the face of the increasing spread of the Corona epidemic; Today, Wednesday, the Egyptian Cabinet approved a draft law that provides for the deduction of 1% of the net income of workers in all sectors of the state for a period of 12 months, starting from July 1, to contribute to facing some of the economic repercussions of the Corona virus.

The Council of Ministers said in a statement that the project also provides for the deduction of 0.5% of the net income due from the pension for pensioners.

He added that the draft law excludes workers whose net monthly income does not exceed 2000 pounds from the discount rate, and that the Council of Ministers "may exempt those who enter the sectors affected economically as a result of the spread of the virus from deduction of the contribution rate stipulated."

In Saudi Arabia, the health authorities announced today, Wednesday, the registration of 10 deaths, two thousand and 691 injuries, in addition to the recovery of one thousand and 844.

The ministry said, in a statement, that the total number of injuries rose to 62,545, of which 339 were deaths, and 33,478 were cases of recovery.

In Libya, the National Center for Disease Control (government) said it had recorded one HIV infection.

In a statement, the center said that the total number of injuries rose to 69, including 3 deaths and 35 recovery cases.

In Kuwait, the Ministry of Health reported 3 deaths, 804 injuries, and 204 recovery cases in one day.

The ministry said in a statement that the total number of injuries rose to 17,568, including 124 deaths, and 4 thousand 885 recoveries.

In Qatar, the Ministry of Health announced the registration of one death, one and 491 cases of corona, and 966 cases of recovery from the virus.

The ministry said in a statement that the total number of HIV infections has risen to 37,979, including 16 deaths, and 6 thousand 600 cases of recovery.

In Bahrain, the Ministry of Health reported 311 cases of corona infection, in addition to 370 cases of virus recovery.

She explained, in a statement, that the total injuries rose to 7 thousand and 843, including 12 deaths, and 3 thousand and 344 recoveries.

Tribute to a Qatari campaign
 On the other hand, the International Labor Organization (ILO) praised the short text campaign by the Qatari authorities to educate domestic workers and employers on how to deal with the Corona virus.

A report by the organization indicated that these messages are drafted in twelve languages, and also provide advice on how to protect the health and rights of domestic workers during this difficult period.

The report added that it also includes advice about hygiene and sanitation and transferring money to their families back home electronically.

Employers are also encouraged to help domestic workers open bank accounts and transfer their salaries online.

Trump criticizes China again
 and apparently in continuation of the escalation between America and China, US President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that the "inefficiency of China" in managing the emerging Corona virus crisis had "killed" a large number of people in the world.

"A fool in China published a statement accusing everyone except China of spreading the epidemic that killed hundreds of thousands of people," Trump wrote in a tweet.

"I would be grateful if you could explain to this fool that China's inefficiency and nothing else caused this global mass killing!"

For its part, Beijing says it is quick to provide all the information available to the WHO.

Turkey excludes a second wave and
 in Turkey, Minister of Health Fakhruddin Kuja said that Turkey is not currently exposed to the danger of a new wave of new Corona virus outbreaks. He added that Ankara was ready to start what he described as a health-governed tourism with 31 countries beginning on Wednesday.

Kujah also said that travel restrictions for the elderly will be relaxed in the coming days.

The number of new cases of Covid-19 disease caused by HIV infection in Turkey has dropped to about 1,000 from about 4,500 last month.

The official death toll from the virus was 4,199, and more than 110,000 people have recovered from the disease.