Italy will inject €3.6bn into its economy to combat the impact of coronavirus

Italy will inject €3.6bn into its economy to alleviate the impact of coronavirus in Europe as a result of transport and supply chain disruptions resulting from measures taken to curb the outbreak.

Roberto Gualtieri, economy minister, said: “ We would introduce tax credit s for companies that reported a 25 per cent drop in revenues, and tax cuts and extra cash for the health care system, 0.2 per cent of the gross domestic product and this in addition to the €900m of measures announced on last Friday”.

Rome will also seek special authorisation from Brussels to increase the budget deficit for this year according to the treasury.

In the world over 93, 191 infected cases of Covid-19, Coronavirus with  3, 203 deaths, but 50, 984 people infected recovered. 

China’s manufacturing sector suffered the steepest decline in activity on record in February as the country could report its first quarterly contraction since the 1970s, as Bejing reported 573 new cases and 35 new deaths yesterday bringing the total cases in China to  85, 000.

South Korea suffered the largest outbreak outside China with  3, 800 cases and 18 deaths.

In the UK there are 87 cases of coronavirus including two in Northern Ireland.

Third-person dies in France and shuts 100 scho0ls.

Italy’s death from coronavirus jumps from 18 to 79, 27 dying on Tuesday and over 2,500 infected.

In Germany, the number of coronavirus infections doubled to 120 over the weekend.

Six person dies in the US  from the coronavirus including a woman patient in her 30s who contracted the disease while travelling in Iran was announced on Sunday in the same county in Washington State – King County, where Seattle is. Rhode Island reported its first two cases and Florida announced two presumptive positive cases.

Coronavirus currently has no vaccine and no specific treatment unfortunately due to the genetic mutation caused by the fusion of the gene into a snake and a bat, it has made it very dangerous and acquired the ability to infect mammals including humans.  Prof Chen Horin CEO of the Beijing Military hospital said: ”  Lemon slices in a cup of lukewarm water can save your life”.

According to Unicef Coronavirus has a cell diameter of 400-500 micro and for this reason, any mask prevents its entry so there is no need to use pharmacists to trade muzzles. The virus does not settle in the air but is grounded, so it is not transmitted by air.