Coronavirus, la pandemia non si arresta: nuove restrizioni in diversi Paesi

Sono oltre 800mila le vittime globali legate al Covid-19, 100mila soltanto negli ultimi 17 giorni. I contagi sono oltre 23 milioni. Per questo motivo, sono numerose le nazioni che stanno facendo marcia indietro riproponendo provvedimenti restrittivi. L’ultima è la Corea del Sud. Altre, come l’Argentina, non li hanno mai allentati e proseguono con le limitazioni

LEIPZIG, GERMANY - AUGUST 22: A worker checks the temperature of a participant registering for the RESTART-19 Covid transmission risk assessment study at an indoor arena during the coronavirus pandemic on August 22, 2020 in Leipzig, Germany. The study, organized by the University Hospital of Halle (Saale), simulates a live concert venue with several thousand audience members in three different scenarios in order to develop risk reduction measures for large events. All participants had to undergo a Covid-19 test within the last 48 hours and test negative in order to take part. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Non si arresta la pandemia da Coronavirus in tutto il mondo: il bilancio ha superato le 800mila vittime e i 23 milioni di contagi

GLI AGGIORNAMENTI LIVE SUL CORONAVIRUS

LEIPZIG, GERMANY - AUGUST 22: Participants wearing FFP2 protective face masks take part in the RESTART-19 Covid transmission risk assessment study in a concert setting during a break for concessions at an indoor arena during the coronavirus pandemic on August 22, 2020 in Leipzig, Germany. The study, organized by the University Hospital of Halle (Saale), simulates a live concert venue with several thousand audience members in three different scenarios in order to develop risk reduction measures for large events. Participants wear tracer devices to track their movements and sensors measure aerosol currents in the arena. All participants had to undergo a Covid-19 test within the last 48 hours and test negative in order to take part. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Soltanto negli ultimi 17 giorni sono oltre 100mila i decessi ed è per questo motivo che diversi Paesi aumentano le restrizioni nel tentativo di impedire il manifestarsi di una seconda ondata

La situazione nel mondo

A medical staff in a booth takes test samples for the COVID-19 coronavirus from a visitor at a coronavirus testing station in Seoul on August 18, 2020. - South Korea on August 18 ordered nightclubs, museums and buffet restaurants closed and banned large-scale gatherings in and around the capital as a burst of new coronavirus cases sparked fears of a major second wave. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP) (Photo by JUNG YEON-JE/AFP via Getty Images)

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La Corea del Sud è stata l'ultima nazione ad annunciare nuove restrizioni

Anche Spagna e Francia tra i Paesi con più nuovi casi in 24 ore

A health official wearing protective gear sprays disinfectant at a market near the Sarang Jeil Church, a new coronavirus infection cluster, in Seoul on August 18, 2020. - South Korea on August 18 ordered nightclubs, museums and buffet restaurants closed and banned large-scale gatherings in and around the capital as a burst of new coronavirus cases sparked fears of a major second wave. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP) (Photo by JUNG YEON-JE/AFP via Getty Images)

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Nel Paese asiatico sono stati segnalati 332 nuovi casi nelle ultime 24 ore, la cifra giornaliera più alta dall'inizio di marzo

I focolai in Italia

A health official (L) wearing protective gear guides a visitor at a COVID-19 coronavirus testing station in Seoul on August 18, 2020. - South Korea on August 18 ordered nightclubs, museums and buffet restaurants closed and banned large-scale gatherings in and around the capital as a burst of new coronavirus cases sparked fears of a major second wave. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP) (Photo by JUNG YEON-JE/AFP via Getty Images)

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Le misure adottate da Seul includono restrizioni su raduni e attività, tra cui gli sport professionistici, che si giocheranno a porte chiuse, mentre le spiagge a livello nazionale verranno chiuse

TOKYO, JAPAN - AUGUST 04: A security worker wearing face mask is seen on August 04, 2020 in Tokyo, Japan. Japan has seen a surge in Covid-19 coronavirus cases in recent weeks with new infection rates in Tokyo regularly topping 300 per day. Although the central government continues to rule out a new nationwide state of emergency, Okinawa has imposed a prefecture-wide state of emergency and asked people to stay home for two weeks while a number of other prefectures are considering local restrictions to curb infections. (Photo by Yuichi Yamazaki/Getty Images)

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Restando in Asia, invece, un Paese che non ha mai allentato le restrizioni per paura di ulteriori contagi è il Giappone, dove si sarebbero dovute tenere le Olimpiadi estive in questo 2020

TOKYO, JAPAN - AUGUST 04: People wait for a train at Shinjuku station on August 04, 2020 in Tokyo, Japan. Japan has seen a surge in Covid-19 coronavirus cases in recent weeks with new infection rates in Tokyo regularly topping 300 per day. Although the central government continues to rule out a new nationwide state of emergency, Okinawa has imposed a prefecture-wide state of emergency and asked people to stay home for two weeks while a number of other prefectures are considering local restrictions to curb infections. (Photo by Yuichi Yamazaki/Getty Images)

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Ad oggi il Paese del Sol Levante continua a mantenere rigide restrizioni che impediscono l'ingresso ai cittadini di 146 nazioni, inclusa l'Italia

BEIRUT, LEBANON - AUGUST 20: Volunteers help to find clothing and toys for residents at an aid station distributing clothes, toys and household items on August 20, 2020 in Beirut, Lebanon. The explosion at Beirut's port killed over 200 people, injured thousands, and upended countless lives. There has been little visible support from government agencies to help residents clear debris and help the displaced. As residents continue to clean up after the Beirut port explosion, Lebanon has issued a two week lockdown starting August 21 after Coronavirus cases have surged in the aftermath of the explosion. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

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In Libano, invece, dove si stanno ancora affrontando le conseguenze della devastante esplosione che ha reso inagibile parte della città, si teme che il fragile sistema sanitario faccia fatica a far fronte a un ulteriore picco di casi di COVID-19, soprattutto dopo che alcuni ospedali vicino al porto sono stati danneggiati

MYKONOS, GREECE - JUNE 08: Empty tables and chairs on the Greek island of Mykonos on June 08, 2020 in Mykonos, Greece. The Greek island of Mykonos waits for tourists which depends on tourism for 80 percent of its income. With tourism accounting for 12 percent of national output, Greece is expected to sink into a 10 percent recession this year, according to the International Monetary Fund. (Photo by Athanasios Gioumpasis/Getty Images)

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In Europa, tra i Paesi che hanno fatto un passo indietro c’è la Grecia dove l'aumento di casi ha portato a nuove restrizioni in due delle aree più turistiche: l'isola di Mykonos e la penisola Calcidica, nel nord

MYKONOS, GREECE - MAY 25: Contractors dressed in personal protective equipment (P.P.E.) remove debris from a home in the Little Venice neighborhood on May 25, 2020 in Mykonos, Greece. After months of being on lockdown due to the coronavirus, Greece will begin to ease travel restrictions on movement between the mainland and the countrys islands. (Photo by Byron Smith/Getty Images)

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Restrizioni che riguardano soprattutto i luoghi turistici: le mascherine sono obbligatorie in pubblico all'esterno e al chiuso in tutta Mykonos e nella regione Calcidica

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Atene ha inoltre fatto sapere che fino al 31 agosto processioni religiose, feste, mercati all'aperto e assembramenti di più di nove persone sono vietati, sia in pubblico sia in privato

MADRID, SPAIN - JUNE 06: A woman wearing a protective face mask smokes a cigarette on June 06, 2020 in Madrid, Spain. WHO urges national authorities to follow its recommendations and their commitments under the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, within the context of their response to the Coronavirus pandemic. Current evidence suggests that the severity of Covid-19 disease is higher among smokers. Smoking impairs lung function, making it more difficult for the body to fight off respiratory disease. The Spanish Ministry of Health published a study that found that 6.73% of smokers have stopped smoking during the Coronavirus lockdown, the study also found that 13.56% of smokers have indicated that they tried to quit smoking during this stage, most of them without the help of medication. Spain has largely ended the lockdown it imposed to curb the spread of Covid-19, which caused the death of more than 27,000 people across the country. (Photo by Pablo Cuadra/Getty Images)

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Recenti restrizioni anche in Spagna, uno dei Paesi europei più colpiti da nuovi contagi: qui è stato proibito fumare in spazi pubblici all’aperto

LEIPZIG, GERMANY - AUGUST 22: Participants wearing FFP2 protective face masks take a break during a performance by singer Tim Bendzko at the RESTART-19 Covid transmission risk assessment study in a concert setting at an indoor arena during the coronavirus pandemic on August 22, 2020 in Leipzig, Germany. The study, organized by the University Hospital of Halle (Saale), simulates a live concert venue with several thousand audience members in three different scenarios in order to develop risk reduction measures for large events. Participants wear tracer devices to track their movements and sensors measure aerosol currents in the arena. All participants had to undergo a Covid-19 test within the last 48 hours and test negative in order to take part. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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Situazione diversa in Germania dove, nonostante stiano nuovamente salendo i casi positivi, un’università ha dato il via a una serie di concerti pop come esperimento di massa: l'obiettivo è vedere se eventi con 2mila persone possano riprendere in sicurezza

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - AUGUST 21: Cemetery workers wearing PPE bury a casket in the section destined for the victims of COVID-19 of the San Jose de Flores Cemetery on August 21, 2020 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. According to WHO the country has counted over 320,800 positive cases and more than 6,500 deaths. On August 20th the official report indicated a new record of 8,225 infections. (Photo by Marcelo Endelli/Getty Images)

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La situazione peggiore, al momento, è ancora quella delle Americhe: i Paesi sudamericani stanno pagando il prezzo più alto in termini di decessi e sono molte le restrizioni ancora in vigore

Argentinian dentist Agostina Guerra (L), who graduated from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), is pictured working as a volunteer to detect cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus, in La Boca neighborhood, Buenos Aires, on August 3, 2020. - A group of volunteers of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) is dedicated to look for coronavirus-infected people in guesthouses, nursing homes and among police forces to alleviate doctors from this task so they can concentrate in treatments. (Photo by RONALDO SCHEMIDT / AFP) (Photo by RONALDO SCHEMIDT/AFP via Getty Images)

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In Argentina, per esempio, continuano, soprattutto a Buenos Aires e provincia, le restrizioni alla libera circolazione dei cittadini imposte con la quarantena a partire dal 20 marzo