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Coronavirus digest: US officials report first reinfection case

By DW
05 September 2020   |   9:04 am
The first case of coronavirus reinfection in the US has been documented in Nevada, following similar reports from Hong Kong and in Europe. Catch up with the latest developments in the COVID-19 pandemic.

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