Three more people have tested positive for coronavirus as of Sunday evening, raising the total number of confirmed cases in Poland to 11. According to the Polish Health Ministry (Ministerstwo Zdrowia), the patients include a woman from Silesia and two men from the Lower Silesian and Mazowian provinces.
After a disappointing 4th-place finish in the South Carolina primaries, former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg officially ended his presidential campaign yesterday. In a speech to supporters in his home state of Indiana, Buttigieg stressed the need to “recognize that at this point in the race, the best way to keep faith with [our] goals and ideals is to step aside
After finishing a disappointing 4th in Iowa and 5th in New Hampshire, the campaign of former US Vice President Joe Biden roared back to life yesterday with a resounding victory in the South Carolina primaries.
From March 2nd, the citizens of five European countries, including Poland, will no longer need a visa for tourist travel to Turkey, the Turkish Foreign Ministry’s press spokesman announced in a special message, according to news website Polandin.com.
In a press conference yesterday, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki assured Poles that “we are safe in Poland” and the Polish government is fully prepared for the possible arrival of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV).
Today marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the infamous Nazi extermination camp which came to symbolize the unimaginable horrors of the Holocaust. A series of commemorative events will be held at the site in southern Poland today, with President Andrzej Duda presiding over the ceremonies.
Warsaw’s Chopin international airport has announced additional precautions for travelers as the Wuhan coronavirus continues to spread around the globe.
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