Daily roundupMonday's key coronavirus developments from Luxembourg and abroad

Starting with Luxembourg

• The Ministry of Health recorded 89 new infections over the past 24 hours.

• The new testing strategy in Luxembourg will target antibodies, testing around 4,000 people per week.

And abroad

• Social media posts which shared a photo of police at a protest in France claiming that officers sided with the demonstrators against vaccine "pass" have since been debunked as false.

• New Zealand imposed a snap three-day lockdown Tuesday after identifying a single case of locally transmitted Covid-19 suspected to be the Delta variant, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said.

• There is "enormous concern" over a coronavirus outbreak in vulnerable Australian Indigenous communities, authorities said Tuesday, prompting them to deploy military personnel to deliver vaccines to the largely unjabbed population.

• Japan's government on Tuesday expanded a coronavirus state of emergency to seven more regions as it battles a record wave of infections a week before the Paralympic Games.

• Malaysia's king on Tuesday urged rival politicians to unite to battle a worsening coronavirus outbreak as the hunt began for a new prime minister, an opposition leader said.

• Global stock markets were broadly lower Tuesday as investors fretted that the resurgent Delta coronavirus variant may put the brakes on the global economic recovery.

•  Facebook users are sharing a photo of Dennis Rodman wearing a T-shirt with an anti-mask message. The image has been doctored; the original taken by an AFP photographer showed the former basketball star dressed in a shirt advertising a cryptocurrency.