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Catalan police officers patrol as families with their children walk along a boulevard in Barcelona, Spain, Sunday, April 26, 2020 as the lockdown to combat the spread of coronavirus continues | Photo: AP/PTI

Yuvraj Malik New Delhi
In a positive news from Europe, the region worst-hit by Covid-19, the number of new cases in Germany fell for the first time in four days. There were 1,158 infections in the 24 hours through Saturday morning. That was the first day in four days that cases declined, bringing the total to 170,588. 

Germany is preparing to open restaurants, hotels and all shops, as well as restarting professional football games after Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday declared some progress in fighting the virus. Covid-19 has caused 7,510 deaths in the country after 118 new fatalities were reported on Friday. Read

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