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they will have to cut back production because of a drop in orders and interruptions to supply chains beilin has introduced a law that in such cases wages will still be paid by the state. the 2 are expecting negative effects on the supply chains particularly in the industrial and commercial sectors which we will only see the full extent of in the coming weeks. as always germany says it wants to proceed cautiously for the time being it won't be relying on fiscal stimulus to boost the economy. well the travel industry is among the sectors hurting badly from the coronavirus outbreak now european budget carrier ryanair is suspending all flights to italy for a month the north of the country is one of the hardest hit regions by the coronavirus outside of asia several other airlines have also suspended their connections to italy. now tuesday marked one year since the crash of european airlines flight 302 a year ago 157 passengers on a boeing 737 plane bound for nairobi lost their lives after a flight control system proved fatally flawed on monday ethiopia has aircraft accident investigation bureau

which has been affected for words these live pictures there now there is on the escalator there's mr beilin just behind overlooks the medics by the looks of it as well indeed this is this is from from his visit but before the visit at the construction site itself he he was he was clothed into full on protective gear not just a mosque but a full on suit like a hazmat suit you might see we'll show you those are what we might show you those pictures later but still going back to going back to what i was saying he talked to was release a banyan along with other a high profile officials tasked with the with dealing with this crisis. and brian as a mayor of a russian city with most cases he has had more experience than any than any other official here in russia at least when it comes to 1st hand experience so. shared his thoughts as to how the country as a whole should be responding to this crisis have a listen. when you put in a good product you i would ask that all russian regions be instructed to tighten controls because not everywhere fully understand the situation they might see they have a

states that we have here in germany including the most populous one from this fadia and the capital beilin and there have been cases where when the virus was detected people were asked to stay at home for a brief period of time schools and companies kindergartens have taken similar measures overall the response i would have to say is levelheaded there's widespread awareness but there's no panic and there is generally a sense where germans are saying if i have to stay home for a longer period of time i have to stock myself at home so there has been a report of hoarding behavior in some supermarkets and actually supermarkets here in berlin in front of reported increase in sales of between 30 and 40 percent but that's probably because germans are a nation of expect the west and hope for the best so what is the government's strategy and handling this crisis nina. there's a daily meeting of a special task force that involves the robert koch institute that is the government body that's in charge of public health and disease prevention and they give a daily briefing to journalists a detailed brie

beilin is not one of the worst affected regions in germany but many feel it's time to get prepared. let's bring in political correspondent nina hasa for more on this story hi nina tell us more about what the german response to the coronavirus has been like up until now. well so far of course all the health officials all the experts all the government ministers involved have kept reiterating that pledge that top priority now has to be to keep the infection rate low and lower than that in italy for example they're all saying germany is lagging behind the 2nd most affected country in the world italy about 10 days or so we're behind italy so that is top priority people have to pay to basic hygiene etc and then of course the health minister issued an official recommendation to cancel mass gatherings of more than a 1000 people and some of the germany 16 regions have implemented that recommendation they have implemented that decision which means that football games for example will be played behind closed doors that is the 1st in the bundesliga history which is a massive step for a footbal