Cristiano Ronaldo, forward of Juventus and the Portuguese national football team, recovered from the coronavirus. This was reported on the website of the Turin club.
It is noted that the result of the last test of the player gave a negative result. The 35-year-old Portuguese was treated for 19 days, now Ronaldo is no longer required to be in self-isolation.
Alexander De Croo
Belgium has re-introduced tough quarantine amid rising cases of coronavirus infection. This was announced by the Prime Minister of the Kingdom, Alexander De Croo, reports Reuters.
In a European country, all stores will be closed, except for grocery stores and those that have delivery services, school holidays are extended until November 16. The Belgian borders will remain open for now, but travel is not recommended.
In addition, no more than one person is allowed to visit home, no more than four people in the open air, and no more than 15 at funerals.
Belgium has also begun mobilizing all those with medical education – students, retirees and teachers – to fight the coronavirus pandemic. The country has begun sending COVID-19 patients for treatment to neighboring states due to the overload of the healthcare system.
Earlier, the head of the European Council Charles Michel at the end of the EU summit said that hospitals and the health sector in the EU countries are experiencing an overload due to the second wave of COVID-19. In turn, the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen urged the EU countries not to rush to remove the current restrictions after the second wave of coronavirus.
Two people became victims of the earthquake in Greece, another 20 were injured. This is reported by the Athens Macedonian News Agency.
According to him, as a result of powerful tremors in the city of Vati on the island of Samos, two schoolchildren were killed. We are talking about 15- and 17-year-olds – a girl and a young man who were returning from an educational institution. They were crushed by debris when the wall of the first floor of one of the buildings collapsed. The bodies of the children were removed from the ruins.
On the afternoon of October 30, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.6 hit the Aegean Sea. 12 people became victims of tremors in Turkey, 522 more citizens were injured. Search and rescue work continues at the site of the destruction of 17 houses.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9 was recorded in Greece. It happened about 20 kilometers from the island of Samos.
Defender of the Chelyabinsk “Tractor” Sergei Telegin threw the puck with a throw from his zone. The video was published on the website of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL).
The player made a pounce on the goal of Riga “Dynamo” at the end of the first period of the match in the KHL regular championship. The goalkeeper of the Latvian club Erik Vitols could not save his team in a simple situation.
The meeting of the teams took place on Friday, October 30. The game ended with the score 5: 1 in favor of Traktor.
World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adanom Ghebreyesus listed the long-term implications for COVID-19 survivors. TASS reports.
According to him, these effects affect important body systems. “There is a wide range of symptoms that change over time and often get worse,” he said.
The head of WHO explained that we are talking about such consequences as fatigue, cough, difficulty breathing, inflammation and damage to major organs, including the lungs and heart.
Ghebreyesus indicated that recovery from COVID-19 can be slow and take weeks or months. At the same time, the consequences are manifested both in those who were treated in the hospital and in those who were treated at home, in the young and elderly, in women and men.
The director general of the organization noted that the number of people that have long-term consequences has not yet been determined. Ghebreyesus stressed that “it is important for governments to recognize the long-term effects of COVID-19.”
Earlier, WHO experts said that there is no information that the coronavirus has become easier to transmit or lead to more deaths. Michael Ryan, director of the organization's health emergencies program, agreed that there is no indication of dangerous COVID-19 mutations.
The death toll and casualties in the powerful earthquake in Izmir province in western Turkey has increased. This was stated by the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey Bekir Pakdemirli, reports the Onedio portal.
So, 12 people became victims of tremors, 522 more citizens were injured. Search and rescue work continues at the site of the destruction of 17 houses.
Earlier, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reported 438 victims. According to him, at present, five victims are undergoing surgery, and eight more are in the intensive care unit.
On the afternoon of October 30, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.6 occurred in the Aegean Sea. As a result, at least ten houses in Izmir were destroyed: buildings in the Bayrakli district of Izmir were damaged. Several houses were damaged, one building was completely destroyed. There is also destruction in the Izmir district of Bornova.
In addition, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9 was recorded in Greece. Thus, one person was injured on the island of Samos. The earthquake occurred about 20 kilometers from the island.
Domenico Tedesco
Moscow “Spartak” was offended by a joke about the head coach of the team, Domenico Tedesco, aired on the “Comment.Show” channel on YouTube. The club's public relations director Anton Fetisov told about this to the K / On / Off Telegram channel.
According to a team spokesman, the red and white consider such humor unacceptable. The joke was voiced by the commentator of the Match TV channel Denis Kazansky, whom Spartak will ask to make a public apology. In addition, Muscovites are planning to contact the management of Match TV with a request to assess the behavior of their employee.
Alexander Lukashenko
The ambassadors of the EU countries have come to an agreement on the introduction of sanctions against the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko and 14 other citizens of this country. This consent became known to the journalist of Radio Free Europe, Ricard Jozwiak, he wrote on Twitter.
“The ambassadors of the European Union on Wednesday [November 4] will give the green light to the asset freeze and visa bans for Lukashenka and 14 other Belarusians. Will be approved on November 6, ”the reporter said.
In early October, the leaders of the EU countries imposed sanctions on Belarusian officials who, in their opinion, were involved in electoral fraud and human rights violations. Then Lukashenko was not included in the sanctions list. Shortly thereafter, Minsk announced that it was introducing retaliatory measures.
Protests in Belarus have been going on for almost three months. Since October 26, there has been a surge in their activity after the opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya declared a general strike. The largest enterprises of the republic are faced with production problems. In addition, the action was actively supported by students, in connection with which Lukashenka separately demanded to start deductions. The demands of the disaffected have not changed: the resignation of the current leadership of the country, the release of the detainees and the end of violence by the security forces. The President believes that the protests were paid for by the West, that the actions of the riot police during the harsh dispersal of rallies are completely legitimate, and reports of torture of prisoners are fakes.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recorded another record increase in new cases of coronavirus infection in the world over the past day. The statistics on the infected virus were published on the official website of the WHO.
According to the organization, 505,756 patients with coronavirus have been registered in the last 24 hours. The previous record was recorded on October 24, when 490,298 cases of the virus were detected.
On October 27, WHO recorded a record increase in coronavirus infections in a week. Thus, the number of infected worldwide increased by 2.8 million people, which was the highest figure for the entire pandemic. At the same time, the number of fatalities increased by almost 40 thousand, which is several thousand more than a week earlier.
According to the World Health Organization, a total of 44,888,869 cases of coronavirus infection have been identified in the world. 1,178,475 people died as a result of the epidemic.
Samsung's next flagship smartphone will receive a five-lens camera. This is reported by the SamMobile edition with reference to the report of the well-known network insider OnLeaks.
The specialist's report says that the top flagship of the Korean company will be the Galaxy S21 Ultra. The model will receive a body with rounded metal frames, an AMOLED screen with a hole for the front camera. On the back of the smartphone there will be a main camera block that will smoothly flow into the frame of the device.
OnLeaks said that the camera of the opened device will consist of five lenses or four lenses and an additional sensor, the purpose of which is not known to the blogger. An insider speculates that the Galaxy S21 Ultra's camera will have two separate telephoto lenses, one of which will provide a 5x zoom.
The report says that the final look and characteristics of the flagship smartphone are almost consistent across the company. The author emphasized that he had at his disposal the pre-final prototypes of the device, that is, by the launch of the Galaxy S21 Ultra, the smartphone may slightly differ from the tested prototype.
Earlier OnLeaks published high-quality images of the base smartphone of the new Samsung series, which will be called the Galaxy S21. The device has a triple camera, the unit of which will form a single unit with the metal frame of the device. Samsung is expected to release the new smartphone series in January and launch it in February 2021 to take advantage of the lack of competition in the market earlier in the year.