Daily roundupSaturday's key coronavirus developments from Luxembourg and abroad

Starting with Luxembourg

• Claude Muller of the Luxembourg Institute of Healthcriticised the Waringo report into care homes as “unambitious”.

• Elsewhere, the focus remained on the flooding today. See our latest situation update.

And abroad

• France said it would require people not fully vaccinated and arriving from some European countries to show a negative Covid test taken within the previous 24 hours. In Paris, a demonstration against the government’s new coronavirus safety measures - including a compulsory health pass - took place.

• British Health Secretary Sajid Javid said he had tested positive for Covid-19 and was self-isolating -- just as his government prepares to jettison most pandemic restrictions in England.

• Tokyo Olympics organisers revealed the first Covid-19 case in the Games Village as they sought to reassure competitors that the pandemic-delayed event would be safe.

• Australian authorities ordered more businesses to close along with a slew of new restrictions in Sydney as a weeks-long lockdown failed to quash an outbreak of Covid-19.

• First there were fake vaccines. Now bogus coronavirus immunization certificates are being offered for sale in the Mexican capital, aimed at people traveling to countries that require proof of inoculation.

• Fiji’s rugby players have again pulled out of wearing a promised pro-vaccination message on their jerseys, instead displaying their sponsor’s name in the Test against New Zealand in Hamilton on Saturday.

• And finally, some Facebook posts dismiss the personal benefit of receiving a Covid-19 vaccine. But experts say unvaccinated people are most at risk from Covid-19.