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German Chancellor Quarantines Herself
By: Tupaki Desk | 23 March 2020 7:26 AM GMT
The deadly Covid-19 virus which has affected more than 185 countries worldwide has left German Chancellor infected with the deadly virus leaving everyone in a deep shock.
Going into details, German Chancellor Angela Merkel went into the self-quarantine following doctor who vaccinated her for pneumonia tested positive for Covid-19. As she opted to carry out her duties from home, she will be tested regularly.
The cabinet will call for a meeting today to discuss how to fight the pandemic as the country is suffering from the virus. Reportedly Merkel will be addressing the house about a fund of $160 billion.
Official records state that more than 24,000 people were infected by the virus while more than 90 deaths were reported in the nation. The news of Chancellor going into quarantine came after the government announced new social-distancing rules.
Germany is just one of many countries limiting crowds to slow the spread of the virus. The U.S. government has said that no more than 10 people should gather in one place, while Switzerland says people in groups of fewer than five must stay at least two meters apart or face a fine.
Going into details, German Chancellor Angela Merkel went into the self-quarantine following doctor who vaccinated her for pneumonia tested positive for Covid-19. As she opted to carry out her duties from home, she will be tested regularly.
The cabinet will call for a meeting today to discuss how to fight the pandemic as the country is suffering from the virus. Reportedly Merkel will be addressing the house about a fund of $160 billion.
Official records state that more than 24,000 people were infected by the virus while more than 90 deaths were reported in the nation. The news of Chancellor going into quarantine came after the government announced new social-distancing rules.
Germany is just one of many countries limiting crowds to slow the spread of the virus. The U.S. government has said that no more than 10 people should gather in one place, while Switzerland says people in groups of fewer than five must stay at least two meters apart or face a fine.
