Daily roundupSunday's key coronavirus developments in Luxembourg and abroad

Starting with Luxembourg

• [block type="summary”]The Ministry of Health has confirmed they will no longer publish Covid data for Luxembourg on Sundays.

  And from abroad

  • Paris medics fear the worst is still to come, as the city goes through a third wave of the pandemic.

  • Britain is to trial a system of “Covid status certification” at events including football matches in the coming weeks as a possible way out of virus restrictions, the government said late Saturday.
  • While most of the world struggles to secure enough Covid-19 vaccines, Serbia faces a different battle -- how to persuade its citizens to get the life-saving shot.
  • France’s government deficit will deepen and public debt will rise after a lingering Covid crisis smashed hopes of a rapid economic rebound, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Sunday.
  • The global shipping network that keeps food, energy and consumer goods circulating -- and the world economy afloat -- is facing its biggest stress test in memory.
  • German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has made a rare national plea amid the Covid pandemic.
  • India’s wealthiest state Maharashtra, home to the country’s financial capital Mumbai, will impose a weekend lockdown and night curfew on its 110 million people as it battles a spike in Covid-19 cases, authorities said Sunday.