Evening roundupSunday's key coronavirus developments from Luxembourg and abroad

Starting with Luxembourg

• New COVID numbers were released by Luxembourg’s Ministry Of Health on Sunday evening. 19 positive cases from 3,007 tests, no new deaths. Click here for the full report.

• Nightlife: Outlook gloomy as COVID restrictions bite on the Duchy’s bars and clubs.

• The ol’ ‘Rona has put the Schubbi out of commission in its usual guise this year, but this retro look will have Fouer fans giddy as the Wild Mouse.

Around the world

• The novel coronavirus has killed at least 766,228 people since the outbreak emerged in China last December. Over 21,500,350 cases have been registered in 196 countries and territories.

• Record-breaking swimmer spared UK/France quarantine.

• Brussels: More than 200 people demonstrated in the Belgian capital on Sunday against coronavirus restrictions after the regional government mandated facemasks in public.
• Trier Testing Sites - not up to scratch. Old-fashioned methods cause concern. Seven new cases reported in the region.

• Science points to more pandemics due to climate change.

• Cruises: ailing travel sector gets a welcome boost as first cruise ships leave docks in Genoa.

• The United States sees steep production curve in Flu jab vaccines on the back of coronavirus.

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