Daily roundupSaturday's key coronavirus developments in Luxembourg and abroad

Starting with Luxembourg

• [block type="summary”]The latest figures from the Ministry of Health show that 290 new cases of coronavirus were discovered yesterday.

  • Over the past year, the classroom has been completely turned upside down, whether at primary, secondary or university level. However, digital learning is here to stay...
  • ...Much to the chagrin of students on vocational courses, where they are experiencing difficulties with the practical side of their learning.

  And from abroad

  • [block type="summary”]Health officials have rolled out more than 510 million coronavirus vaccine doses around the world, but with big gaps between countries the WHO on Friday appealed to richer nations to donate vaccines to help poorer ones start inoculations.

    • Facebook said Saturday that it was “freezing” Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s page for a month after repeated violations of the platform’s rules against Covid-19 misinformation.
    • Strict lockdowns and travel limitations during the pandemic have sparked fresh interest in immersive virtual travel experiences, which have become more accessible and affordable with new apps and VR hardware.