Germany Covid-19 cases cross 1 million

Covid-19 cases in Germany crossed 1 million on Friday as the country struggles to combat a new surge after a brief lull in the summer. Robert Koch Institute for Infectious Diseases data showed the number of Covid-19 cases touched 1,006,394 and the death toll touched 15,586. Currently, Germany is under a partial lockdown with bars, restaurants, theatres and gyms closed, but schools and shops open.

Germany Covid-19 cases cross 1 million

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