General practitioner Kerem Erekul receives a patient for COVID-19 test at the cellar of his office, formerly used as a World War Two shelter, amid the COVID-19 outbreak in Berlin, Germany. REUTERS
Berlin, November 27
The number of COVID-19 infections in Germany surpassed the one million mark and the daily death toll hit a record of 426, data from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) for infectious diseases showed on Friday.
The figures reflected the reality that Germany was at best keeping new infections stable, which Chancellor Angela Merkel has said would not suffice to ease restrictions and eliminate the risk of overwhelming hospitals.
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases increased by 22,806 to 1,006,394, according to the RKI.
That was 842 fewer new cases than a week ago. Reuters
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