Daily RoundupTuesday's key coronavirus developments from Luxembourg and abroad

Starting with Luxembourg

• The latest figures from Luxembourg show that 185 new cases of coronavirus were discovered over the last 24 hours.

• A new national report has confirmed Covid vaccines reduce the risk of infection, hospitalisation, and death.

• The Minister of Health has said that attempts to produce fraudulent CovidCheck documents should be reported to police.

And abroad

• Anti-Semitism has grown during the coronavirus pandemic, particularly online, a new EU report said on Tuesday, but gaps in data make it difficult to measure how bad the problem really is.

• Thousands of demonstrators marched on the New Zealand parliament to protest against Covid-19 restrictions Tuesday, prompting a major police deployment at the Wellington building known as the Beehive.

• Singapore’s top court on Tuesday postponed the imminent execution of a Malaysian man -- whom campaigners say is mentally disabled -- after he tested positive for Covid-19, with his family hailing a “miracle”.

• The novel coronavirus has killed at least 5,053,909 people since the outbreak emerged in China in December 2019.

• The eastern German state of Saxony may have ordered tough curbs on the unvaccinated to push them to get the Covid-19 jab.

• Denmark will re-introduce a health pass because of a sharp rise in Covid-19 infections, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Monday, less than two months after scrapping controls.