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An experimental treatment against Covid-19 has produced promising results at Ghent University Hospital.
A patch that can monitor the breathing, heart rate and temperature of coronavirus patients is being developed by a group of Flemish companies, East Limburg Hospital and Hasselt University.
Belgium will gradually ease its coronavirus restrictions, in phases, from 4 May, Belgian prime minister Sophie Wilmès has announced.
The first staff and residents at some of the 800 care homes in Flanders have been tested for Covid-19, as the country works to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
In the first of a series reporting on Belgium’s frontline workers, the Bulletin talks to some of the people braving the Covid-19 pandemic.
Almost 10,000 volunteers from Red Cross Flanders are ready to be deployed in the region’s rest homes.
While in Boussu, supermarket-goers must enter through the ‘disinfection tunnel’, in Brussels, they are invited to visit the ‘StaySafe cabin’.
The mayors of Saint-Josse and Woluwe-Saint-Lambert have announced that facemasks will be distributed to residents of the Brussels municipalities.
The first municipalities have announced the cancellation of all events within their borders long after the current measures to limit the spread of the coronavirus have passed.
