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Coronavirus pandemic: These are 'no go' zones in Europe

#4 Italy, Finland, Spain, Luxembourg
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#4 Italy, Finland, Spain, Luxembourg

With a free access to 188 destinations Italy, Finland, Spain, Luxembourg occupy the fourth position in the list

Italy and Spain are the hardest coronavirus hit countries in Europe.

Italy's Lombardy region infected the most
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Italy's Lombardy region infected the most

Most cases are in the Lombardy region in the country's wealthy north.

Coronavirus in Italy
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Coronavirus in Italy

Lombardy currently has 5,763 known cases, while Calabria in Italy's southern tip has 17, and neighbouring region Basilicata has eight cases of the virus.

Coronavirus in Western Germany
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Coronavirus in Western Germany

The number of coronavirus cases in Germany has passed 1,000, official data from the Robert Koch Institute disease control centre declared.

Western Germany's North Rhine-Westphalia infected the most
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Western Germany's North Rhine-Westphalia infected the most

There are now a total of 1,112 confirmed cases in Europe's biggest economy, with the region of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) reporting 484 infections the highest number among Germany's 16 states.

Coronavirus in Western Germany's region
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Coronavirus in Western Germany's region

With measures taken to halt the virus hitting the economy hard, leaders of Chancellor Angela Merkel's right-left coalition agreed an aid package.

Coronavirus in Switzerland
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Coronavirus in Switzerland

Switzerland has to date recorded more than 600 cases and four deaths in the outbreak.

Switzerland's Ticino region infected the most
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Switzerland's Ticino region infected the most

The southern Ticino region has been the hardest hit so far in Switzerland.

Coronavirus in Switzerland's region
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Coronavirus in Switzerland's region

Switzerland's Ticino region ordered all places of higher learning and leisure closed and banned most public gatherings in a bid to halt the spread of COVID-19.