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Covid-19RO.<\/strong> As of today, France is on the red list of countries of high
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Pandemic.<\/strong> People with mild forms of Covid-19, but caused by the Delta
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Protests.<\/strong> More than 230,000 people have been protesting in France for the
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Wildfires.<\/strong> Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in
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Budget<\/strong>. In Romania, the first budget adjustment of the year is underway
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Festival.<\/strong> Electric Castle – the most awaited summer music festival in
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\nepidemiological risk – the National Committee for Emergency Situations has
\ndecided. The red zone also includes Greece, Spain, the United Kingdom, Ireland
\nand Portugal. Unvaccinated people arriving from these countries are quarantined
\nfor 14 days upon arrival in Romania. Children under the age of three and those
\nbetween the ages of three and 16 are exempt if they have a negative COVID test.
\nTurkey enters the yellow list today, which also includes Belgium and Israel, while
\nItaly and Germany remain in the green zone. The list of countries of epidemiological
\nrisk is updated weekly. In another development, on Sunday, over 200 new cases
\nof Covid-19 were reported in Romania, out of 23,000 tests performed, as well as
\nthree related deaths. At least 570 infected patients are hospitalized, of which
\nabout 80 are in Intensive Care. On Saturday, police dogs specially trained to
\ndetect COVID-19 indicated three infected people among the approximately 150
\npassengers of an airline that landed in Sibiu (center) coming from Madrid
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\nvariant of the novel coronavirus, can develop symptoms that can easily be
\nconfused with allergies, an American public health expert has stated. According
\nto the head of the Louisiana Department of Health, Joe Kanter, the Delta
\nvariant continues to cause well-known symptoms such as cough, fever and breathing
\ndifficulty. On the other hand, according to a recent clinical study, a single
\ndose of Johnson & Johnson vaccine is particularly effective in preventing a
\nsevere form of Covid-19 or death caused by the Delta (Indian) and Beta variants
\n(first identified in South Africa). ) Thus, for the Delta variant, Johnson
\n& Johnson is up to 95% effective against death and up to 71% against
\nhospitalization, the researchers reported. Worldwide, so far, at least 202
\nmillion cases of new coronavirus infection have been reported and nearly 4.3
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\nfourth weekend in a row against a new health permit aimed at limiting the
\nspread of the coronavirus, according to authorities. These were the largest
\nprotests to date against the health permit, a document that states that the
\nholder has been completely vaccinated, has recently been tested negative or has
\nhad Covid-19 and has recently recovered. Thousands took to the streets of Paris,
\nToulon and Nice, shouting freedom. Starting Monday, the French will need this
\npermit to enter cafes, restaurants, nursing homes and some shopping malls.
\nDemonstrations against the introduction of the green vaccination certificate to
\nparticipate in indoor events and for teachers took place in several Italian
\ncities on Saturday. The green passport, an extension of the EU’s Covid digital
\ncertificate, has become mandatory in Italy since Friday for access to indoor
\ncinema halls, museums and gyms or for dining indoors in restaurants. School and
\nuniversity staff will need this permit, as will students, and from 1 September
\nit will be mandatory on domestic flights and long-distance trains.<\/p>\n
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\nareas of Greece threatened by wildfires. More than 1,000 firefighters are
\ntrying to put out the blaze. Authorities have placed a ship near the island of
\nEvia – Greece’s second largest island after Crete – to help pick up locals if
\nnecessary. Emergency services have warned that the risk of new fires remains
\nvery high in the Aegean regions. From Romania, more than 100 firefighters were
\nsent to help, along with 23 fire engines. In another move, two planes equipped by the
\nRomanian Air Force are intervening in North Macedonia in support of the
\nauthorities in that country, which is also affected by wildfires. The planes
\nare a C-27 J Spartan configured for firefighting and a C-130 Hercules for
\nlogistical support. The mission is carried out by 15 soldiers from the Ministry
\nof National Defense. Turkey’s emergency response teams have also been fighting
\nagainst the worst vegetation fires for more than a decade amid rising
\ntemperatures. Massive fires affect cities in the Aegean region and one in the
\nBlack Sea region. Turkey has faced more than 200 fires in 47 cities and
\nprovinces since July 28, at least eight people have died and 100,000 hectares
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\nand could be approved in no more than two weeks. The deficit to be covered is
\n80 billion lei (16.3 billion euros), and the Liberal Prime Minister Florin C\u00ee\u0163u
\ndemands rigor in the distribution of money according to the capacity of the
\nministries to use it. He has specified that he is in constant contact with the
\nministers, to receive and evaluate their proposals. The prime minister has
\nstated again tht he does not agree with the allocation of additional amounts for
\nthe areas where the funds distributed since the beginning of the year have not
\nbeen spent. On the other hand, the Liberal leaders are currently participating
\nin the meetings of the local branches, where the new leaders are appointed, in
\nview of the party’s national elections due this autumn. <\/p>\n
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\nRomania – continues today in Bon\u0163ida. On Monday, the new host will be Cluj-Napoca,
\nwith several locations. Participants must comply with certain safety rules, and
\nto be either vaccinated, have a negative COVID test or present proof that they
\nhave had the disease. This edition, according to the organizers, highlights
\ndiversity and experimentation, challenging participants to discover new
\nartists, new musical styles and new perspectives on everyday reality, in times
\nwhen mobility and planning have become challenges. Music, fun and culinary art
\nare the delights of this event. 250 artists from 23 countries on three
\ncontinents will perform and create an electrifying atmosphere, specific to
\nElectric Castle, until August 15. At the same time, the festival is hosting
\neducational activities for all age groups.(MI)<\/p>\n
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