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IOC to decide fate of Olympics soon

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Soon, the International Olympic Committee is set to decide the fate of the 2020 Olympics and Paralympic Games – which is scheduled to commence on 24th July, 2020.

Several countries have expressed their concern about the Olympics on the wake of the virus outbreak. Some countries have requested the IOC to postpone the Olympics.

Notably, Canada has withdrawn from the Olympics.

There is a chance that other countries – particularly those who have been affected severely by the virus outbreak – follow the path paved by Canada.

The IOC is expected to decide the fate of the 2020 Olympics – which is scheduled to take place in the Asian country of Japan – within the timeframe of four weeks.

As per a latest report, the IOC is not happy with the request seeking the postponement of the Olympics. Anyway, the IOC has not made an official comment about the issue yet.

It is clear that the IOC is under severe pressure to postpone the Olympics.

It was expected that the 2020 Olympics would be the most colourful Olympics. Tokyo started way early to make the event memorable.

It is unfortunate that the efforts made by Japan struggle to meet its fructification for a reason which is not in control of the country – as strange as the outbreak of a disastrous disease.


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Germany expands curbs on social interactions

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A severe restriction has been brought in on social interactions by the European country of Germany, where more than 18,610 have been found infected with Covid-19.

The country has so far lost at least 55 lives due to the virus outbreak – which has brought the world in a tough juncture.

Last day, German Chancellor Angela Merkel addressed the nation in the form of a televised address. She reminded her people the importance of social distancing. She requested the support of her people to fight the outbreak. She explained how important was the support of people in the task of bringing the rate of the spread of infection to null.

Germany is one of the worst affected countries in the continent of Europe. Still, it has managed to bring the situation under its control to an extent.

As per a latest report, the German chancellor is in the contact list of a doctor who was recently tested positive for Covid-19.

The report says that the chancellor will exercise self quarantine and continue to perform her job requirements from her house itself.

The report adds that the chancellor will be tested every day for at least five days.


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F1 comes up with a plan to help governments to fight Covid-19

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The F1 community has come up with an effective plan to help those governments suffer from the deadly Covid-19 outbreak.

It has decided to support the governments with the supply of ventilators. It is planning to use its engineering platform to the production of this medical equipment.

Ventilators can be used to help patients with breathing difficulty – which is one of the prime symptoms of the Covid-19 virus disease.

The community has not completely publicised the details of the plan. Yet, it has indicted what all things it has already done towards the plan.

It is expected to conduct a detailed discussion with all the important stakeholders to take their effort forward in the right direction.

It is hoped the admirable initiative taken by the F1 community will encourage all the other similar communities support the governments in distress.V

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Europe to bring in stringent measures to contain spread of Covid-19

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The continent of Europe is set to bring in some stringent measures to contain the spread of a coronavirus, Covid-19.

It is preparing to advise all its member countries to introduce stricter travel restrictions. In line with the EU’s advice, almost all European Union countries are likely to curb all unwanted traffics in their borders.

A senior EU leader opines that the less people travel the lower is the chance for the spread of the disease.

Earlier, the WHO identified the continent as the new epicentre of the virus outbreak – which originated in the Asian country of China.

Apart from the travel restriction, the continent is expected to bring in several other tough measures. It is likely to do everything to prevent any unnecessary social gathering.

The continent knows very well that if it adheres to its new measures strictly it can prevent the spread of the disease effectively.

In Europe, Italy, Spain, France and Germany are the worst affected countries. Even the United Kingdom is not safe in this matter.

Several European leaders like French President Emanuel Macron have strongly welcomed the measures suggested by the powerful administrative authority of the European Union, European Commission.


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