2021-03-15: On Monday (15 March), violent clashes broke out in Amman for the second day in a row between protesters against COVID-19 measures and security forces. Security forces used tear gas. Protests were also reported to have taken place in Madaba […]
Update 2021-03-13: According to media reports on Saturday (13 March), COVID-19 containment measures in South Tyrol will be gradually relaxed from Monday (15 March). Hair and beauty salons will be allowed to reopen from Monday (15 March), with other retail outlets […]
Update 2021-03-14: Since Sunday (14 March), sports facilities and swimming pools in Bahrain are allowed to reopen with hygiene requirements. Restaurants can also open the outdoor area with a hygiene concept. No more than six guests may be seated at […]
Update 2021-03-14: According to British authorities Sunday (14 March), a nighttime curfew between 07:00 p.m. and 06:00 a.m. (local time) has already been in effect since Saturday (13 March). Retail stores are open from 06:00 a.m. to 06:00 p.m. (local time). […]
2021-03-14: From Friday (02 March) to Monday (05 March), the Taiwan Railways Administration has announced a strike by its employees at stations in northeastern parts of the country.In case of a strike, major traffic disruptions are to be expected. Delays and […]
Update 2021-03-14 (5): On Sunday (14 March), martial law was imposed by the military leadership over the districts of Hlaing Tharyar and Shwepyitha, following massive demonstrations and clashes with security forces. Update 2021-03-14 (4): According to further reports on Sunday (14 March), […]
Update 2021-03-11: According to media reports from Thursday (11 March), the test obligation to leave the Gastein Valley in the province of Salzburg will come into force as of Monday (15 March). Either a negative COVID-19 PCR test, no older than […]
Update 2021-03-11 (4): According to media reports, at least eleven protestors died on Thursday (11 March), including two who died of previous injuries. Update 2021-03-11 (3): According to further reports, at least two demonstrators were also shot dead in the cities of […]
Update 2021-03-10: According to German authorities on Wednesday (10 March), travel between the states of Melaka, Pahang, Terengganu, Sabah, Putrajaya, Labuan and Perlis, where the RMCO applies, as well as between Kuala Lumpur and the state of Selangor is allowed again.
Update 2021-03-10: According to media reports on Wednesday (10 March), the Philippine National Police (PNP) announced that due to rising infection rates, hugging, kissing and holding each other’s hands in public are prohibited and constitute a misdemeanor.