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Despite still high number of new daily cases from June 6th almost everything will return to normal in :POL 

 

Even wedding parties and public gatherings up to 150 people will be allowed...

 

Of course in shops, public transport and other "closed" place we will have to still wear masks, but from May 30th masks won't be mandatory if we will go to walk to park/forest and other "open" places, and when you are running or ride on bike.

 

From remaining things which are still unknown is: when borders will be reopen, when mass events (concerts, festivales etc.) will be allowed to take place and when fans will can enter to sport venues.

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7 hours ago, thiago_simoes said:

1,000+ deaths in 24 h in Brazil. 5,500+ deaths in 7 days.

Still, the president and state governors want people to return to normal everyday life. I'm getting crazy in this country.

I get that a country like Brazil is hard as shit to defend from a situation like this, I really do. Even so, it's like that braindead idiot is doing absolutely everything he can to make it even worse, unbelievable. 

 

By the way, I thought (most of) the state governors were pretty much against him by now? Obviously I don't follow it as much as you, so probably I missed something. 

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7 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

I get that a country like Brazil is hard as shit to defend from a situation like this, I really do. Even so, it's like that braindead idiot is doing absolutely everything he can to make it even worse, unbelievable. 

 

By the way, I thought (most of) the state governors were pretty much against him by now? Obviously I don't follow it as much as you, so probably I missed something. 

Even some of his own (now former) allies too.

 

Recently the Rio state governor's residence was raided by the police, some believe this is a retaliation from Mr. Bolso. (yeah, I just watched the news on TV lol)

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The full data of tests conducted.

 

 

 

Countries under safe category with mass testing done

 

No.

Country

No of tests conducted

No of tests per 1 million citizens

 

Total population

1

UAE

2,072,493

209,790

9,878,903

2

Gibraltar

6,859

203,579

33,692

3

Faeroe Islands

9,386

192,155

48,846

4

Iceland

59,613

174,800

341,036

5

Bahrain

291,127

171,743

1,695,130

6

Cayman Islands

10,174

154,978

65,648

7

Malta

64,334

145,738

441,436

8

Falkland Islands

503

144,999

3,469

9

San Marino

4,079

120,236

33,925

10

Luxembourg

70,148

112,241

624,975

11

Bermuda

6,826

109,570

62,298

12

Lithuania

287,982

105,665

2,725,434

13

Denmark

576,061

99,487

5,790,332

14

Cyprus

106,028

87,878

1,206,536

15

Mauritius

108,501

85,328

1,271,577

16

Spain

3,556,567

76,071

46,753,147

17

Portugal

764,093

74,916

10,199,336

18

Qatar

201,180

69,945

2,876,244

19

Belgium

804,890

69,477

11,584,977

20

Russia

9,701,280

66,480

145,928,826

21

Ireland

325,795

66,051

4,932,505

22

Kuwait

278,945

65,412

4,264,401

23

Estonia

80,724

60,857

1,326,455

24

Israel

558,516

60,724

9,197,590

25

Italy

3,607,251

59,654

60,469,746

26

Channel Islands

10,255

59,035

173,711

27

Singapore

334,691

57,251

5,846,018

28

UK

3,798,490

55,981

67,852,992

29

Latvia

105,504

55,883

1,887,954

30

Isle of Man

4,669

54,935

84,991

31

New Zealand

271,690

54,315

5,002,100

32

Australia

1,362,384

53,487

25,471,489

33

Belarus

485,534

51,381

9,449,602

34

Andorra

3,750

48,541

77,254

35

USA

15,875,473

47,988

330,822,304

36

Austria

427,372

47,477

9,001,628

37

Germany

3,952,971

47,194

83,759,426

38

Norway

239,864

44,278

5,417,258

39

Switzerland

380,671

44,015

8,648,693

40

Brunei

18,648

42,665

437,082

41

Canada

1,530,931

40,597

37,710,897

42

Czechia

424,423

39,639

10,707,177

43

Kazakhstan

735,273

39,204

18,755,108

44

Slovenia

77,947

37,494

2,078,912

45

Greenland

2,005

35,324

56,761

46

Venezuela

897,695

31,561

28,443,061

47

Finland

173,313

31,284

5,539,940

48

Slovakia

165,714

30,354

5,459,404

49

Azerbaijan

280,663

27,705

10,130,533

50

Peru

905,278

27,493

32,927,196

51

Hong Kong

202,930

27,089

7,491,257

52

Chile

514,523

26,937

19,100,718

53

Grenada

3,007

26,735

112,475

54

Serbia

229,485

26,255

8,740,460

55

Sweden

238,800

23,659

10,093,401

56

Liechtenstein

900

23,611

38,118

57

Djibouti

23,140

23,454

986,598

58

Turkey

1,894,650

22,488

84,252,379

59

New Caledonia

6,394

22,416

285,238

60

Maldives

11,775

21,822

539,599

61

Poland

824,774

21,790

37,850,312

62

Saudi Arabia

754,268

21,699

34,760,671

63

France

1,384,633

21,217

65,260,368

64

Romania

397,563

20,654

19,248,782

65

Bhutan

15,862

20,579

770,795

66

Aruba

2,091

19,593

106,724

67

Netherlands

335,524

19,585

17,131,422

68

Réunion

17,200

19,224

894,714

69

Mayotte

5,200

19,108

272,138

70

Bosnia and Herzegovina

61,111

18,617

3,282,587

71

Armenia

54,931

18,541

2,962,740

72

Hungary

174,011

18,009

9,662,523

73

Barbados

5,038

17,533

287,343

74

S. Korea

868,666

16,945

51,265,201

75

Kyrgyzstan

109,521

16,814

6,513,579

76

Jordan

167,892

16,470

10,193,504

77

Montenegro

10,167

16,188

628,059

78

Caribbean Netherlands

424

16,183

26,200

79

Malaysia

519,944

16,084

32,325,930

80

Greece

166,245

15,943

10,427,500

81

Croatia

64,266

15,646

4,107,462

82

Panama

61,895

14,367

4,308,096

83

Saint Martin

553

14,326

38,601

84

Oman

72,000

14,137

5,093,172

85

French Polynesia

3,964

14,119

280,757

86

St. Barth

137

13,875

9,874

87

Uzbekistan

460,000

13,763

33,421,893

88

Georgia

52,117

13,062

3,989,847

89

North Macedonia

26,463

12,702

2,083,382

90

El Salvador

82,243

12,686

6,483,178

91

Uruguay

40,229

11,585

3,472,627

92

Lebanon

77,488

11,348

6,828,121

93

Bulgaria

77,664

11,170

6,952,943

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Countries under safe category with sufficient test done

 

No.

Country

No of tests conducted

No of tests per 1 million citizens

 

Total Population

94

South Africa

634,996

10,720

59,236,519

95

Sint Maarten

438

10,227

42,829

96

Iran

856,546

10,210

83,889,077

97

Moldova

40,565

10,054

4,034,794

98

Guadeloupe

3,573

8,930

400,118

99

Palestine

44,876

8,818

5,089,275

100

Cuba

97,003

8,564

11,327,235

101

Botswana

17,991

7,666

2,346,847

102

Saint Kitts and Nevis

394

7,411

53,164

103

Ukraine

322,746

7,376

43,756,559

104

Montserrat

36

7,212

4,992

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Countries who should conduct more tests

 

No.

Country

No of tests conducted

No of tests per 1 million citizens

 

Total population

105

Ghana

205,890

6,640

31,007,405

106

Dominican Republic

70,972

6,549

10,837,562

107

Ecuador

109,541

6,218

17,616,823

108

Dominica

433

6,016

71,970

109

Colombia

283,346

5,574

50,831,115

110

British Virgin Islands

167

5,528

30,212

111

Nepal

158,564

5,452

29,084,694

112

Gabon

12,060

5,432

2,220,348

113

Thailand

375,453

5,380

69,784,013

114

Saint Lucia

965

5,257

183,550

115

Bahamas

2,043

5,200

392,887

116

Iraq

206,381

5,143

40,130,509

117

Albania

13,768

4,784

2,878,078

118

Costa Rica

24,338

4,782

5,089,715

119

Rwanda

60,443

4,679

12,919,074

120

Morocco

170,713

4,630

36,868,513

121

Eswatini

4,994

4,309

1,159,019

122

Tunisia

49,113

4,160

11,806,826

123

Brazil

871,839

4,104

212,418,030

124

Mongolia

13,225

4,041

3,273,095

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Countries who have not done enough test thus endangering the citizen lives

 

No.

Country

No of tests conducted

No of tests per 1 million citizens

 

Total population

125

Belize

1,517

3,822

396,910

126

Jamaica

11,259

3,804

2,959,976

127

Paraguay

26,760

3,756

7,124,097

128

Curaçao

572

3,487

164,031

129

Turks and Caicos

129

3,336

38,666

130

Argentina

140,218

3,105

45,156,510

131

Taiwan

71,581

3,006

23,812,861

132

Philippines

315,363

2,882

109,439,758

133

Vietnam

275,000

2,828

97,255,746

134

Sri Lanka

59,165

2,764

21,404,986

135

Fiji

2,431

2,714

895,837

136

Zimbabwe

37,039

2,496

14,841,813

137

India

3,362,136

2,439

1,378,715,135

138

CAR

11,570

2,400

4,821,444

139

Cabo Verde

1,307

2,353

555,410

140

Benin

28,179

2,331

12,090,168

141

Pakistan

508,086

2,305

220,462,432

142

Senegal

37,547

2,249

16,697,987

143

Trinidad and Tobago

3,091

2,209

1,399,073

144

Japan

278,642

2,203

126,510,637

145

Togo

17,501

2,119

8,258,842

146

Anguilla

30

2,001

14,990

147

Uganda

90,832

1,993

45,586,273

148

St. Vincent Grenadines

216

1,948

110,908

149

Bolivia

22,294

1,912

11,657,564

150

Guyana

1,500

1,908

786,201

151

Mexico

244,858

1,901

128,803,542

152

Antigua and Barbuda

183

1,870

97,853

153

Guatemala

31,427

1,757

17,882,519

154

Bangladesh

266,456

1,619

164,533,357

155

Honduras

14,790

1,496

9,889,121

156

Zambia

24,275

1,324

18,329,866

157

Egypt

135,000

1,322

102,141,537

158

Namibia

3,201

1,262

2,536,326

159

Kenya

67,341

1,255

53,650,862

160

Cambodia

18,392

1,102

16,696,479

161

Guinea

14,407

1,100

13,095,550

162

Indonesia

278,411

1,019

273,247,624

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Countries who have done too little tests thus many cases went undetected

 

No.

Country

No of tests conducted

No of tests per 1 million citizens

 

Total population

163

Timor-Leste

1,290

980

1,315,933

164

Ivory Coast

25,524

970

26,310,853

165

Afghanistan

34,903

899

38,838,960

166

Laos

6,066

835

7,265,262

167

Suriname

488

833

586,135

168

Sao Tome and Principe

175

800

218,753

169

Ethiopia

91,616

799

114,669,653

170

Guinea-Bissau

1,500

764

1,963,230

171

Libya

5,154

751

6,862,224

172

Gambia

1,730

718

2,409,532

173

Equatorial Guinea

854

611

1,398,014

174

Mauritania

2,583

557

4,636,938

175

Myanmar

21,593

397

54,375,747

176

Madagascar

9,681

351

27,617,161

177

Haiti

3,475

305

11,389,143

178

Angola

10,000

305

32,757,041

179

South Sudan

3,356

300

11,181,121

180

Mozambique

9,036

290

31,163,434

181

Papua New Guinea

2,402

269

8,930,081

182

Niger

5,989

248

24,110,413

183

Nigeria

44,458

216

205,612,176

184

Malawi

3,372

177

19,078,629

185

Mali

3,483

173

20,189,289

186

Lesotho

283

132

2,140,653

187

Burundi

284

24

11,853,218

188

Sudan

401

9

43,744,402

189

Yemen

120

4

29,759,172

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Latest data as of 28th May, 2020.

 

Top best recovery rate (These countries have recorded more than 70% recovery rate)

 

Data counted only for countries with more than 1000 cases.

 

No

Country
 

Total
Cases

New
Cases

Total
Deaths

New
Deaths

Total
Recovered

Active
Cases

Percentage recovered

from total cases

1.

Iceland

1,804

+0

10

+0

1,792

2

99.33 % (excellent)

 

2.

New Zealand

1,504

+0

22

+1

1,474

8

98.01 % (excellent)

 

3.

Hong Kong

1,067

+0

4

+0

1,035

28

97.00 % (excellent)

 

4.

Thailand

3,065

+11

57

+0

2,945

63

96.08 % (excellent)

 

5.

Luxembourg

4,001

+0

110

+0

3,791

100

94.75 % (excellent)

 

6.

China

82,995

+2

4,634

+0

78,288

73

94.33 % (excellent)

 

7.

Slovenia

1,471

+0

108

+0

1,354

9

92.05 % (excellent)

 

8.

Australia

7,150

+11

103

+0

6,579

468

92.01 % (excellent)

 

9.

Norway

8,401

+0

235

+0

7,727

439

91.98 % (excellent)

 

10.

Austria

16,628

+37

668

+23

15,286

674

91.93 % (excellent)

 

11.

Switzerland

30,796

+20

1,917

+2

28,300

579

91.90 % (excellent)

 

12.

Croatia

2,244

+0

101

+0

2,047

96

91.22 % (excellent)

 

13.

South Korea

11,344

+79

269

+0

10,340

735

91.15 % (excellent)

 

14.

Germany

181,895

+0

8,533

+0

163,200

10,162

89.72 % (good)

 

15.

Ireland

24,803

+0

1,631

+0

22,089

1,083

89.06 % (good)

 

16.

Denmark

11,480

+0

565

+0

10,106

809

88.03 % (good)

 

17.

Slovakia

1,520

+5

28

+0

1,332

160

87.63 % (good)

 

18.

Estonia

1,851

+11

66

+1

1,574

211

85.04% (good)

 

19.

Japan

16,651

+0

858

+0

13,973

1,820

83.92 % (good)

 

20.

Malaysia

7,629

+10

115

+0

6,169

1,345

80.86 % (good)

 

21.

Uzbekistan

3,396

+27

14

+0

2,668

714

78.56 % (good)

 

22.

Iran

141,591

+0

7,564

+0

111,176

22,851

78.52 % (good)

 

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Yesterdays recap:

 

5 new confirmed cases yesterday (3 out of National Quarantine facilities for repatriated people), 2352 tests provided during Wednesday

 

No new death for the 12th consecutive day and again 5 newly recovered patients.

 

Currently still 160 Active cases registered in the country, 62 of them needs hospitalization, the good news is that no one of them need to be in intensive care beds and also currently still no one has to be under artificial lung ventilator.

 

So right now in Slovakia

1520 Confirmed Cases   (+5 Yesterday), 

2352 Tests Yesterday    (165714 in Total)

28 Deaths  (+0 Yesterday), 1332 Fully Recovered  (+5 Yesterday)

 

https://covid-19.nczisk.sk/en

 

In fact not so many things happened yesterday, so for todays pics gallery there just some touristic adds :p

 

the so-called "library labyrinth" is from today open to the public again and the opal mines began again preparing sightseeing tours for tourists.

 

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