restrictions let people in the risk groups take part in everyday life says scientists cornelia bates she's been studying the measures since the pandemic started testing this is these days that it's important to accept these rules until they've reached societal consensus that really a societal solidarity we've already shown a lot and that a great cost but we need even more and it will take a while until it's become 2nd nature and that's why the rules still make sense to me it's not. but for the new easing measures to go into effect they must 1st have a majority in the religious state cabinet let's not take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. argentina has florentine a shanty town on the outskirts of the capsule born as areas after more than 50 people there tested positive for covert 19 police have set up fences around via us will and health workers are controlling the entrances and are responsible for distributing food and hygiene items. the subway system in ukraine's

by the restrictions let people in the risk groups take part in everyday life says scientists cornelia bates she's been studying the measures since the pandemic started testing a suspicious that it's important to accept these rules until they've reached societal consensus that really a societal solidarity we've already shown a lot and at a great cost what we need even more and it will take a while until it's become 2nd nature and that's why the rules still make sense to me it's not. but for the new easing measures to go into effect they must 1st have a majority in the religious state cabinet. the u.s. has pushed forward a travel ban on brazil by 2 days meaning it will come into force from 600 central european time on wednesday the travel ban is being seen as a blow to right wing brazilian president jaya to bolster nado who has followed the example of donald trump in resisting calls for social distancing the pandemic is gaining speed in south america the largest country brazil's most recent single day death toll overtook that of the u.s. with 807 deaths compared to 620 in the u.s. it's the co