Coronavirus in Germany: 100 days later
By DW
10 May 2020 |
7:00 am
Germany’s first confirmed case was on January 27. Since then, the virus has officially killed nearly 7,000 people, but the country has so far avoided even worse fates suffered elsewhere.
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