'Things under control': How Europe sleepwalked into the coronavirus crisis - News Summed Up

'Things under control': How Europe sleepwalked into the coronavirus crisis


The tender on behalf of 25 member states initially received no offers, an internal document seen by Reuters showed. EU member states are now assessing bids made under a second tender but no contracts have yet been signed and deliveries are still weeks away, according to Commission estimates. Nearly 10,000 Italian health workers have been infected, or more than 9% of the cases in Italy, according to official data. Risks that healthcare systems might exceed their capacity were considered “low to moderate” in mid-February by the EU agency for disease control, which relies on assessments by individual member states. A month later, it updated its assessment to say no countries would have enough intensive care beds by mid-April.


Source: The Star April 02, 2020 05:26 UTC



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