Global coronavirus cases pass 1.5 million amid fears of second wave of outbreaks
(The Guardian Germany)

Singapore reports new rise in infections, while countries warn citizens to put Easter and Passover holidays on holdCoronavirus - latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageConfirmed global coronavirus infections have passed the 1.5 million mark, as a new study of containment measures in China suggested that countries preparing to ease their lockdowns will have to continuously monitor potential new cases to prevent a second deadly outbreak.The running count kept by Johns Hopkins University was updated, as many countries around the world entering the Easter and Passover holidays, or anticipating the Ramadan month of fasting, warned citizens to continue to abide by physical distancing measures. Related: How coronavirus spread across the globe - visualised Continue reading...