and i am joined now by our turkey correspondent julie han who is currently and for lend yulia as we've just seen there turkey saying a sharp rise in new infections tell us a little bit more about the spread across the country. well it is spreading fast to the number of officially confirmed covered 19 cases in turkey has more than tripled over the past 7 days it now exceeds 800000 more than 300 to 50 people have died that's according to the turkish health minister however critics argue that the actual number of cases might be higher that many infections have gone unnoticed because authorities have just recently ran to the number of tests some people have also criticized of that the government for weeks wouldn't reveal which parts of the country are most affected so it was just 2 days ago that the turkish public finally learned that a stumble in the epicenter of this crisis is a city of 16000000 people and it has about 60 percent of all coronavirus cases in turkey. don't dish out a kick to the stone we still see 15 percent of people moving a rush. and this is very frightening because it

and i'm joined now by our turkey correspondent nearly hard who is currently in berlin so yulia turkey has seen the sharp rise in new infections tell us a little bit more about how it is spreading across the country. it is spreading fast the number of officially confirmed cover 19 cases in turkey has more than tripled over the past 7 days that now exceeds 18 thousands more than 350 people have died that's all according to the turkish health minister however critics argue that the actual number of cases might be higher than so many infections have gone unnoticed because authorities have just recently ramped up tests as some people have also criticised the government 2 weeks has not revealed which parts of the country are most affected so it was only 2 days ago that the turkish ship pavlik officially learned that istanbul is the epicenter of this crisis a city of 16000000 people and it has 60 percent of all the coronavirus cases in turkey and criticism swirling what has been the government's response. well most of the measures have been mentioned in the report we just saw there a curfew

them to move forward, which i took as an that they wantn to solve this together, but i a german think yuliaeady at this point in time that we have those diverging views -- a german peculiarity at this point in time that we have those diverging views making the so complicated. so i think duration is a little specific to the german situation. other governments like france, the netherlands, also switzerland moved much faster and without requiring equity stakes at that point. daniel, really appreciate your time. thanks for the analysis. daniel roeska, senior analyst joining us from bernstein on of times a. still ahead -- on lufthansa. still ahead, we will talk about royal dutch shell. we will get some insight into what this means from jason gammel, the oil analyst over at jefferies. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: the month is nearly over. what a month it has been. let's think about where we are as we head towards the closing europe, relative to the united states. europe doesn't have much of a tech sector in the same way the u.s. does the s&p has been really driven by that tech story, and we are wa

cinemark has news on reopening yulia? >> that's right. the ceo just outlining his plan to reopen his theaters around july 1st he said that he aims to bring back their employees starting around mid-june with a plan of starting to show old movies, library movies, around the beginning of july to ramp up and start getting people back into theaters before the opening of christopher nolan's "tenant" to open july 17th that would be the first new movie to open in theaters and outlined the plan saying that they can operate profitably at 20% to 30% capacity and don't need to be more full than that to be profitable and discussing ways ofsocial distancing in th theaters an including capping the number of people admitted. back over to you. >> those aren't going to be details but central to the whole thing, don't you think a movie theater being a first to talk about reopening >> absolutely. what's really interesting is he was pressed on this call about whether people want to come back, whether they would be comfortable coming back. he said he really di