Evening roundupFriday's key coronavirus developments in Luxembourg and around the world

Starting with Luxembourg:

• [block type="summary”]The latest figures from the Ministry of Health show that 22 new cases of coronavirus have been detected. This brings the total number of cases to 4,173, while the number of deaths remains at 110.

  And around the world

  • Microsoft said Friday it will close its stores around the world, moving its retail operations online and keeping only four locations that will be transformed into “experience centers.”

  • Pakistan will arrive for their tour of England at the weekend even though several potential squad members have tested positive for the coronavirus, cricket chiefs announced on Friday.

  • Paris’s Orly airport reopened on Friday after three months closure during the coronavirus pandemic, but traffic was thin and also briefly disrupted by climate protesters storming the runway.

  • A total of 16 NBA players have tested positive for COVID-19 from 302 tests conducted last Tuesday, the league and its players union announced Friday.

  • Anti-vaxxers -- a small but vocal group of people who don’t believe in vaccinations -- have taken advantage of the pandemic to multiply disinformation on social media.

  • [block type="summary”]Swedenaccused the World Health Organization on Friday of a “total misinterpretation” of its data, as the UN body listed it among 11 countries facing a resurgence of coronavirus cases.