Germany to launch coronavirus tracing app this week

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There apple iphone 5s cover have been more than 186,000 coronavirus infections in Germany so far, and 8,787 deaths, according to the WHO. The number of daily new cases has declined significantly in the custodia cover huawei mate 20 past two months, but the country has been bracing for a second wave of the pandemic…