The number of confirmed coronavirus infections in Poland increased by 658 since Friday morning, a record for the third consective day since the outbreak of the epidemic, and reached 46,346 the Ministry of Health said on Saturday morning.
A team has been appointed within the Labour Ministry to develop a plan of action to counteract the effects of COVID-19 before a second wave of the epidemic, the ministry has said.
The number of confirmed coronavirus infections in Poland increased by 657 since Thursday, a daily record since the outbreak of the epidemic, and reached 45,688, the Ministry of Health said on Friday morning.
The number of confirmed coronavirus infections in Poland increased by 615 since Wednesday, a daily record since the outbreak of the epidemic, and reached 45,031, the Ministry of Health said on Thursday morning.
Poland is considering quarantine requirements for people returning from some EU and some non-EU states, a government spokesman Piotr Muller said on Thursday, as the country may face a spike in coronavirus infections.
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The number of confirmed coronavirus infections in Poland increased by 512 since Tuesday and reached 44,416, the Ministry of Health said on Wednesday morning. Another twelve people have died, bringing the death toll to 1,694.
The number of confirmed coronavirus infections in Poland increased by 502 since Monday and reached 43,904, the Ministry of Health said on Tuesday morning. Another six people have died, bringing the death toll to 1,682.
Poland has allocated over PLN 400 million (EUR 90.9 million) to fight the COVID-19 pandemic around the world, including funding for research on the coronavirus, vaccines, drugs and tests, the Foreign Ministry reported on Monday.
Poland took appropriate and immediate steps to deal with the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 epidemic, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund Kristalina Georgieva told Polish radio broadcaster RMF FM on Monday.
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