2 May 2020 | Euronews
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Somalia Somali engineer creates home-made respirator to ease country's COVID-19 crisis Somalia receives a boost in fight against COVID-19 in the form of home-made mechanised respirators, created by 21-year-old Mogadishu-based mechanical engineer A 21-year-old mechanical engineer came up with the device in response to a national shortage. -
France What does France's COVID-19 health emergency extension mean? France's decision to extend the Health Emergency doesn't imply changes to the May 11 lockdown easing, so how is it significant? -
No Comment German party-goers dance the night away under lockdown thanks to 'car-disco' Despite strict social-distancing guidelines currently in place in Germany, people in the town of Schüttorf managed to party the night away as they attended a disco from the safety of their cars. -
Cyprus Coronavirus: Cyprus launches voluntary tracking app to halt spread The government of Cyprus is encouraging the voluntary use of a locally developed app designed to locate people who may have come into contact with someone infected with coronavirus. -
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No Comment Coronavirus: Spain allows outside walks and individual exercise Spaniards took to the streets on Saturday to exercise for the first time after seven weeks of confinement to their homes during the coronavirus lockdown. -
North Korea Kim Jong-un reappears in public amid health speculations The North-Korean leader appeared in public for the first time in 20 days, ending an absence that had triggered global rumours that he may be seriously ill. -
France Dogs in Corsica in COVID-19 emergency service detection trials Firefighters in Corsica are conducting trials to see if dogs could detect the COVID-19 virus in infected people. -
Spain Joy and trepidation as Spaniards enjoy easing of restrictions People have flocked to the streets and coastal paths of Spain as they were allowed out to enjoy some exercise for the first time in seven weeks. -
No Comment 500 union activists gather for May Day in Lisbon amid global pandemic Hundreds rallied for workers' rights on May Day in Lisbon while respecting social distancing limits applied to stem contagion amid the coronavirus pandemic -
No Comment Police keep close eye on May Day gatherings in Germany In Berlin's Kreuzberg district, anti-capitalist demonstrators try to gather, while 5,000 police officers were mobilised throughout the German capital to enforce the ban on demonstrations involving more than 20 people -
No Comment Anti-government bicycle protest in Ljubljana amid lockdown Some 3,000 protesters on bicycles staged a protest against Slovenia's centre-right government on Friday, despite gatherings being banned amid a lockdown against the new coronavirus -
Canada Assault-style weapons banned in Canada following Nova Scotia massacre Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the ban on Friday, saying “Canadians need more than thoughts and prayers” in response to mass shootings. -
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