Rome: The havoc of Corona is increasing day by day and has become a noose for everyone. Everyone is infected with this virus, the number of people dying every day is also increasing. Today this virus has stirred the hearts and minds of the people. There is only a view of terror everywhere, while the death toll has reached beyond 40 thousand in the whole world. But it is still difficult to say how long one can get rid of this virus attack. A minute of silence was observed throughout Italy on Tuesday, paying tribute to those who lost their lives in the Corona epidemic. During this time the national flag also remained half-tilted. So far in Italy, 11,591 people have died from this disease while more than one lakh people are infected. In this European country with a population of 6 crores, after the Second World War, due to a disaster, so many people have lost their lives.
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After keeping a two-minute silence at a ceremony held outside the city hall, Rome Mayor Virginia Reggie said, the virus has hurt the entire country. We all have to deal with it together. The Vatican also bowed its flag in half, taking part in Italy's misery. The Italian government announced an unexpected lockdown three weeks ago to stop the epidemic. This period was ending on April 4, but on Monday itself, the government announced to extend the lockdown till mid-April.
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AFP news agency March 31, 2020
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Asked for help from Germany: By advertising in a German newspaper, mayors and regional governors of various cities of Italy have appealed for help from Germany. In this, citing the help of Germany after the war of 1953, it is said, dear German friends, memories always help us take the right decision. It is signed by the mayor of right-wing and leftist parties of Italy. 9 countries of the European Union (EU) including France, Spain, Italy have appealed to the EU to issue Corona bonds, but Germany, Netherlands, Finland and Austria are opposing it.
