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The Latest: Italy tries to prevent large family gatherings

BEIJING — Authorities in China’s northeastern port city of Dalian are testing millions of residents after seven new coronavirus cases were reported there in the last 24 hours.

China to suspend flights to and from UK over new variant of coronavirus

The Latest: German lockdown makes for all-too silent night

BERLIN Christmas Eve in Germany is shaping up as an all-too-silent night as COVID-19 cases hovered near record highs, police threatened fines for violating restrictions on gatherings and people lined up outside a shuttered nightclub to get tested for the coronavirus. A few people were out on Thursday for last-minute shopping, but streets in Berlin were emptier than usual on a day when most shops close early for the country’s biggest family holiday. Berlin's Kitkat Club nightclub may be closed because of the nationwide lockdown, but a few people lined up outside its doors for a virus test.

Covid 19 coronavirus: China joins list of countries to suspend UK flights

Covid 19 coronavirus: China joins list of countries to suspend UK flights 24 Dec, 2020 08:19 PM Quick Read NZ Herald China will suspend flights to and from the UK, joining a growing list of countries who have instituted travel bans, in light of a new variant of the coronavirus, its Foreign Ministry has announced. It did not offer details on when flights would stop. On Tuesday, the Chinese Visa Application Service Centre in London said it will suspend its operation until further notice. Non-Chinese passport holders from the UK were already banned from travelling to China in November, AP said. China is suspending flights to and from the UK. Photo / File

The Latest: Serbia s PM first to get COVID-19 vaccine shot

BELGRADE, Serbia - Serbia’s Prime Minister Ana Brnabic was the first to get vaccinated against the coronavirus in a show to the generally skeptical population in the Balkan country that the vaccine is safe. She and another Serbian government minister received the first shots of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in a live TV broadcast on Thursday in what marked the start of the vaccination campaign in the country of 7 million people. Those older than 70 in nursing homes are to follow. Serbia on Tuesday received the first batch of 4,800 vaccines against the new coronavirus developed by BioNTech and

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