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Covid 19 – Part 2 CRISIS MANAGEMENT AND DISASTER RESPONSE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE 34a, Totleben Blvd,1606 Sofia, Bulgaria COVID-19 PART 4 APPLYING MEASURES (03 – 09 April 2020) This report represents a summary of open source information, gathered up to and including 09 April 2020, and was assembled on 10 April 2020. All views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author, unless otherwise stated and do not necessarily represent the official position of the CMDR COE or any government and non- government organisation or other group. The author does not bear responsibility for incomplete or incorrect facts cited or referred to herein. The majority of reference materials include official documents published by the World Health Organisation, governmental pages, and online statistical databases. COVID 19 – PART 2 Table of Contents ANALYSIS OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE COVID-19 AND MEASURES BY COUNTRIES ................................. 4 Africa ................................................................................................................................................... 4 Australia............................................................................................................................................... 5 Austria ................................................................................................................................................. 6 Belgium ................................................................................................................................................ 7 Brazil .................................................................................................................................................... 7 China .................................................................................................................................................... 8 France .................................................................................................................................................. 9 Germany ............................................................................................................................................ 10 Greece ............................................................................................................................................... 11 Hungary ............................................................................................................................................. 13 Italy .................................................................................................................................................... 13 Japan .................................................................................................................................................. 15 Netherlands ....................................................................................................................................... 15 Norway .............................................................................................................................................. 16 Poland ................................................................................................................................................ 17 Russia ................................................................................................................................................. 17 Spain and Portugal ............................................................................................................................ 18 Sweden .............................................................................................................................................. 19 Taiwan ............................................................................................................................................... 19 USA .................................................................................................................................................... 20 NATO ................................................................................................................................................. 21 EU ...................................................................................................................................................... 22 Bulgaria .............................................................................................................................................. 23 CONCLUSIONS: ...................................................................................................................................... 25 RECOMMENDATIONS ............................................................................................................................ 28 Annex 1 CoV-19 in Germany ................................................................................................................. 30 Annex 2 CoV-19 in Poland ..................................................................................................................... 34 Annex 3 CoV-19 in Greece ..................................................................................................................... 43 Annex 4 CoV-19 in UK ............................................................................................................................ 49 Annex 5 CoV-19 in France ..................................................................................................................... 58 Annex 6 CoV-19 in Italy ......................................................................................................................... 62 Annex 7 CoV-19 in Turkey ..................................................................................................................... 72 Annex 8 CoV-19 in Brazil ....................................................................................................................... 76 2 COVID 19 – PART 2 Annex 9 CoV-19 in South Korea ............................................................................................................ 81 Annex 10 CoV-19 in Africa ..................................................................................................................... 93 Annex 11 CoV-19 in China .................................................................................................................. 102 Annex 12 COV-19 in Taiwan ................................................................................................................ 108 Annex 13 COV-19 in Hungary .............................................................................................................. 112 Annex 14 NATO and COVID-19 ............................................................................................................ 115 Annex 15 Help to the local trade markets. ......................................................................................... 123 Table of content of figures Figure 4 Linear distribution of morbidity, mortality and recovered in Austria ....................................... 6 Figure 5 Total cases by days in Belgiem .................................................................................................. 7 Figure 12 Accelerating the spread of infection in Brazil ......................................................................... 8 Figure 3 Total cases in France ................................................................................................................. 9 Figure 1 Electronically reported COVID-19-cases/100,000 population in Germany ............................. 10 Figure 7 Prognosis for morbidity in Greece .......................................................................................... 12 Figure 8 Total case of morbidity by days in Greece .............................................................................. 12 Figure 2 Increasing number but with negative acceleration ................................................................. 14 Figure 11 Linear distribution of morbidity, mortality and recovered in Japan ..................................... 15 Figure 6 Total morbidity by days in Netherlands .................................................................................. 16 Figure 10 Accelerating the spread of infection in Russia ...................................................................... 18 Figure 9 Accelerating the spread of infection in the United States ...................................................... 21 Figure 13 Accelerating the spread of infection in Bulgaria ................................................................... 24 Figure 14 Number of electronically reported COVID-19-cases in Germany ......................................... 30 Figure 15 Electronically reported COVID-19-cases/100,000 population in Germany ........................... 31 Figure 16 New Deaths per Day (07/04/2020, 18:00 ............................................................................. 32 Figure 17 Numbers of confirmed COVID-19-cases in Greece (07/04/2020, 18:00) in Greece ............. 43 Figure 18 Daily New Cases (07/04/2020, 18:00) in Greece .................................................................. 43 Figure 19 New Deaths per Day (07/04/2020, 18:00) in Greece ........................................................... 45 Figure 20 Prediction οf Covid-19 Trajectory in Greece ........................................................................ 48 Figure 21 The average number of daily deaths across last seven days in UK .....................................
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