123helpme.me<\/a> The house banks (savings banks, Volksbanks etc.) are currently waiting for the official application form from the state development bank KfW, which coordinates the granting of loans, reports the „“ Bild „“ newspaper, citing banking circles.<\/p>\n„“ It is realistic that the first funds will flow in two to three weeks, „a KfW spokesman told the newspaper. The house banks would have to forward the applications quickly so that KfW could finally examine them. You can’t just „“ blow out the loans.<\/p>\n
In view of the drastic economic development, the German Savings Banks and Giro Association is making pressure: „“ The lending processes must be faster, „said a spokeswoman for the newspaper. Federal Finance Minister Olaf Scholz (SPD) had promised an unlimited loan program to help companies, self-employed and freelancers through the Corona crisis.<\/p>\n
00.09 a.m.: Hospitals are demanding fast approval of foreign nurses <\/h3>\n
In view of the corona crisis, the German Hospital Society has called for the rapid approval of foreign nurses who are already in Germany. „“ The health authorities have to issue ad hoc permits for foreign nurses, „said their president Gerald Gass of“ „Welt“ „(Wednesday). „“ These can then still be checked afterwards and the formal procedure can be made up for. „“<\/p>\n
Wednesday, March 18, 00:05: World Medical President against going out <\/h3>\n
World Medical President Frank Ulrich Montgomery spoke out against bans on going out for the population during the Corona crisis. „“ I’m not a fan of lockdown. Anyone who imposes something like this also has to say when and how he will cancel it, „“ he told the „“ Rheinische Post „“ (Wednesday). „Since we have to assume that the virus will be with us for a long time, I wonder when we will return to normal?“ „It is not possible to close schools and daycare centers until the end of the year. Because that is how long it will take at least until there is a vaccine.<\/p>\n
Montgomery cited Italy as a negative example. \u201cThey were very quickly at their capacity limits, but did not slow down the spread of the virus at all within the lockdown.\u201d \u201cA lockdown is a desperate political measure, because coercive measures mean that you get further than you could get by generating common sense.<\/p>\n
11:59 p.m.: Patient in Schleswig-Holstein: Coronavirus detected posthumously <\/h3>\n
SARS-CoV-2 infection was posthumously confirmed in a 78-year-old man in Schleswig-Holstein. The patient, who died in the University Hospital in L\u00fcbeck, suffered from esophageal cancer, the hospital announced on Tuesday. „You can’t say what role the virus played in the process of dying,“ said the spokesman for the dpa clinic. All close contact persons were identified and all isolation measures initiated, it said.<\/p>\n
11.55 p.m.: Helge Braun: Limit social contacts to a minimum <\/h3>\n
The federal government has again appealed to the population to greatly reduce social contacts in order to significantly slow down the spread of the coronavirus. The reduction in social contacts must now take place very quickly. The situation is serious because the number of virus infections is rising steeply, said Chancellor Helge Braun (CDU) on Tuesday evening in the ZDF special „“ Maybrit Illner „“.<\/p>\n
The measures in Germany against the spread of the epidemic are similar to those in France. However, the federal government is currently not considering a curfew, Braun made clear. It may be possible to see in two weeks whether the measures are having an effect and the number of new cases is increasing more slowly.<\/p>\n
With a view to the necessary expansion of the clinic capacities, Braun indicated that the Hospital Financing Act might have to be reviewed. In any case, significantly more beds and staff are needed. It will also have to be considered that in future the production of currently missing protective equipment or ventilators that was relocated abroad must be brought back to Germany.<\/p>\n
11:18 p.m.: Laschet does not rule out curfew <\/h3>\n
North Rhine-Westphalia’s Prime Minister Armin Laschet does not rule out a curfew for the future. But they are currently not that far, he tells ZDF. \u201cThe question is: would it help in this situation?\u201d \u201cEveryone still has the chance to prevent a curfew by staying at home and keeping their distance from other people.<\/p>\n
11.09 p.m.: Serbia and North Macedonia postpone parliamentary elections due to a pandemic <\/h3>\n
Serbia has postponed the parliamentary election planned for April 26 due to the coronavirus pandemic. There will be no elections as long as the country has to fight the novel corona virus, President Aleksandar Vucic said on state television on Tuesday. A new date will not be decided until the crisis is over, he added.<\/p>\n
After the recent declaration of an emergency and the closure of schools as well as the borders for travelers from abroad, the measures have meanwhile been tightened again: With a few exceptions, a night curfew between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. now applies to the seven million inhabitants; in the big cities all residents over 65 and in the villages all residents over 70 years of age are no longer allowed to leave their apartments from Wednesday morning.<\/p>\n
In the neighboring Republic of North Macedonia, the party leaders also decided on Tuesday to postpone the parliamentary elections scheduled for April 12th. According to the authorities, 250 people have been infected with the virus in the Western Balkans. Montenegro, the only European country spared so far, reported its first two infections on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Bosnia declared the nationwide state of disaster. „We are at the beginning of the fight against the threat that a coronavirus epidemic poses to our health and economy,“ said Bosnian Prime Minister Zoran Tegeltija to journalists. The politically fragmented and poor country currently only has 30 confirmed cases, but is poorly armed against a major health crisis.<\/p>\n
Tuesday, March 17, 11 p.m.: Turkey reports the first deaths from Covid-19 <\/h3>\n
Turkey has reported the first death from the novel lung disease Covid-19. At the same time, the number of people infected with the coronavirus more than doubled to 98, Health Minister Fahrettin Koca announced on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
The dead is an 89-year-old who was infected from someone who had been in contact with China. In Turkey, as in many other countries, public life has already been severely restricted due to the coronavirus crisis. 3,614 Turkish nationals who are flown home from several European countries, including Germany, should also be sent to a fortnightly quarantine.\u00a0<\/p>\n
10:41 p.m.: First corona fatality in Schleswig-Holstein <\/h3>\n
For the first time in Schleswig-Holstein, a person died as a result of an infection with the new corona virus. It is a 78-year-old who died in the University Hospital in L\u00fcbeck. The clinic announced this.<\/p>\n
The man who had cancer of the esophagus (esophagus) was found to have the virus during posthumous examinations. All close contact persons have been identified and all isolation measures have been initiated. The clinic is in communication with the health department of the city of L\u00fcbeck.<\/p>\n
9.40 p.m.: The number of corona deaths in France rose by 27 to 175 <\/h3>\n
In France, the corona virus continues to spread massively: The number of deaths rose within one day by 27 to 175, as announced by the Director General at the Ministry of Health, J\u00e9r\u00f4me Salomon. The number of infected increased to 7,730 confirmed cases, over a thousand more than the day before. Seven percent of the deceased patients were therefore younger than 65 years.<\/p>\n
Salomon warned that France was increasingly heading for a nationwide epidemic. He called on all residents to stay at home and reduce all social contacts. A curfew has been in effect throughout France since Tuesday lunchtime: Citizens are generally only allowed to leave their homes for compelling professional or medical reasons, as well as for shopping for food and medicines.<\/p>\n
9:01 p.m.: First coronavirus death in Hesse <\/h3>\n
For the first time in Hesse, a person died as a result of an infection with the Sars-CoV-2 coronavirus. The city of Wiesbaden announced that it was a patient who had been treated as an inpatient in a Wiesbaden clinic.<\/p>\n
8.45 p.m.: Belgium adopts an almost three-week curfew <\/h3>\n
In Belgium there is an almost three-week curfew from Wednesday noon. There are only exceptions for absolutely necessary things, said Prime Minister Sophie Wilm\u00e8s after an hour-long meeting of the National Security Council on Tuesday evening in the capital Brussels, where numerous EU institutions are also based.<\/p>\n
8:32 p.m.: Sixth death in Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg <\/h3>\n
Another person infected with the corona virus died in Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg. According to the State Health Office on Tuesday evening, it is an over 80-year-old patient from the Ortenau district who died on Monday. This increases the number of deaths in Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg to six.<\/p>\n
The Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg Ministry of Health was also notified of 536 new confirmed infections with the corona virus on Tuesday evening. This increases the number of infected people in the country to 1641; 916 of them are male (56 percent).<\/p>\n
8:22 p.m.: 345 more corona deaths in Italy <\/h3>\n
In Italy, the number of deaths in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic has risen by 345 to 2503 in the past 24 hours, according to the civil protection agency. The number of confirmed cases of infection increased from 27,980 to 31,506. Now 10,000 medical students are to be put into service and their final exams canceled to help the ailing health system cope with the coronavirus.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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