A grieving husband was unable to attend his wife’s funeral because of the Covid-19 travel ban.
17.03.2020 - 23:47 / foxnews.com
Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria, has tested positive for the coronavirus. The 59-year-old royal has been holed up since Thursday after testing positive for COVID-19 and called into the local TV channel, oe24 in Austria, to share his status.
“It’s annoying, but I’m fine. It’s not the Black Plague,” von Habsburg, who is the first royal to be diagnosed with the novel virus, told the network.
A grieving husband was unable to attend his wife’s funeral because of the Covid-19 travel ban.
Korean-made war film “Battle of Jangsari,” which features Megan Fox in a key role as a front line reporter, is set to play in multiple European and Asian territories.
Max Conze is stepping down as CEO of German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1, with immediate effect. Chief financial officer Rainer Beaujean has taken on additional responsibilities as he becomes the chairman of the executive board.
Disney Plus zoomed out of gate in Europe and the U.K. on Tuesday, according to third-party data estimates — reflecting pent-up demand for the Mouse House’s streaming service and, perhaps, agita among parents looking for relief amid governmental stay-at-home directives.
By Jake Kanter
Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria, has gone into quarantine, after he tested positive for the virus on Thursday, People reported.
The first royal to be diagnosed with Coronavirus has been revealed as Karl von Habsburg, the Archduke of Austria.
Germany is following other major European countries in broadly shutting down public life to stem the spread of the coronavirus. On Monday, Germany imposed temporary controls on its borders with France, Switzerland, Austria, Denmark and Luxembourg and several German states have tightened restrictions on public gatherings.
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Manchester United's medical staff kept a close eye on the latest developments around the spread of the coronavirus while the club were in Austria for a Europa League last-16 tie last week.