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Osaka in cruise control to reach Melbourne quarters

Osaka in cruise control to reach Melbourne quarters

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Covid-19Ro. In the past 24 hours in Romania, the number of new cases of Covid-19 went up by 20% as compared to the previous day, exceeding 6000. 63 thousand tests were performed, which means an infection rate of over 9%, authorities announced on Thursday. The Strategic Communication Group also reported 44 related deaths. Approximately 8 million people have been fully vaccinated in Romania, which means a little over 40% of the eligible population. Pandemic. The Romanian Government has adopted the decision regarding  the extension on the state of alert as of January 8, and the establishment of measures to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the amendments to the normative act, which is based on the measures proposed in the Decision of the National Committee for Emergency Situations (CNSU), refers to the wearing of surgical or FFP2 masks both indoors and outdoors. At the same time, the Executive maintains the CNSU proposal regarding the participation of persons in

Halve finale eindstation voor Pattinama-Kerkhove in Landisville

Het is Lesley Pattinama-Kerkhove niet gelukt om de finale te halen van het ITF-toernooi van Landisville. De uit Zierikzee afkomstige tennisster stuitte in de halve finale op de Greet Minnen. De Belgische was in twee sets te sterk voor Pattinama-Kerkhove.

Venus Williams insists Wimbledon journey not over after early exit, Sabalenka proud after beating Boulter

Venus Williams insists Wimbledon journey not over after early exit, Sabalenka ‘proud’ after beating Boulter Meanwhile, 18-year-old Emma Raducanu described her debut Wimbledon win as ‘surreal’. By Press Association Wednesday 30 Jun 2021, 10:23 PM 9 hours ago 1,459 Views 0 Comments Venus Williams in action against Ons Jabeur. Image: PA Image: PA FIVE-TIME CHAMPION VENUS Williams insists her Wimbledon journey is not over after she bowed out in the second round. The 41-year-old, who first appeared at SW19 in 1997 and won her first title way back in 2000, was beaten 6-0 7-5 by Tunisian Ons Jabeur on Court One. Given her age and declining results, the senior Williams sister is continually asked about her future and was again pressed on whether she would be back next year.

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