Germany seals off borders as European countries report record jump in coronavirus deaths

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Germany seals off borders as European countries report record jump in coronavirus deaths
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Germany is the latest European country to seal off its borders in an effort to contain the coronavirus outbreak, as the number of deaths in Europe jumped overnight.

As of Monday morning, Germany had shut its borders with Austria, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg and Denmark. Only German citizens, those that reside in the country and work in a neighbouring nation and vice-versa, and physical goods, can cross the German border. Though Berlin is not the first European capital to impose restrictions at its borders, the move marked a sharp U-turn in Chancellor Angela Merkel's policy.

At the height of Europe's migration crisis in 2015, Merkel defended an open border policy. Speaking Wednesday last week, the German chancellor called on all European countries to coordinate their approaches, rather than take unilateral actions. The draconian measures come after the World Health Organization said Friday that Europe had become the epicentre of virus that emerged in China in late 2019.

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