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The Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic confirmed the first death from coronavirus COVID-19. According to the First Pridnestrovian TV channel on March 31, a 55-year-old woman died after bilateral pneumonia caused by coronavirus. The fact that the woman was infected became known after her death when the results of her tests from Chisinau came. The hospital specified that the woman had chronic diabetes mellitus and heart pathologies. Doctors also found that the woman was in Tiraspol Hospital in the same box as the man who had previously confirmed the COVID-19. After this case, the entire pulmonology department (50 people) was transferred to the Slobodzei District Hospital, where patients with coronavirus are treated. And the head of the Tiraspol hospital was dismissed for negligence. In the last 24 hours, the PMR has identified six new cases of coronavirus infection with COVID-19. The Republic has a regime of Extremely Situation. It should be noted that analyses of Pridnestrovian residents

France's economy minister Bruno Le Maire has confirmed there is no risk of food shortages in the country, reports BFM TV. Today, there is no shortage of products in department stores and grocery stores. And if that had come, I would have told the French, and they would have been informed that we take the necessary action, the economy minister said, admitting there were problems with some products. According to the Minister, he is engaged twice a day in assessing the food situation. According to the news agency, earlier in France launche

In US President Donald Trump's administration, measures are being developed to restrict the supply of chips to foreign manufacturers by Chinese company Huawei. This is reported by Reuters with reference to its sources. According to the agency, the Trump administration is proposing stricter rules for computer chip suppliers. Under the proposed measures, foreign companies using U.S. equipment would have to obtain a U.S. government license to supply Huawei chips. It is noted that this change will primarily affect the Taiwanese company TCMS, which is the largest chip manufacturer for the subsidiary Huawei HiSilicon. TCMS, like most other chip manufacturers, uses equipment from U.S. companies KLA Corp, Lam Research and Applied Materials. Recall, in May 2019, the U.S. government banned American companies from cooperating with Huawei without obtaining a special license. The restrictions also included a ban on Huawei's supply of products to foreign enterprises whose production chains u

On March 27, 2020, the United States reached the world's highest number of new coronavirus-infected SARS- CoV -2. The number of cases in the country exceeded 85,000. Most of the cases are in New York State. It's just about official data. The actual number of infected Americans can be significantly higher.

According to Team Talk, Burnley is ready to release his goalkeeper Nick Pope to Chelsea, London. 27-year-old Nick Pope will go on promotion and should compete with the main goalkeeper Chelsea Kepe Arrisabalaga, who showed not the best game within the current season. In Burnley, the first number in the goal will be ex-England player Joe Hart. Pope has made 29 appearances as a major goalkeeper for Burnley this season, eleven of which the goalkeeper stood for zero. Also the goalkeeper came out in two meetings for the national team of England. The transfer value of the English is estimated at 12 million euros.