닫혔던 유럽내 국경 석달만에 '활짝'…휴양지에 마스크 관광객<br /><br />Most of Europe has seen a downward trend in the number of new COVID-19 cases,... leading to countries re-opening their borders for Europeans who want to go on summer vacation after months cooped up at home.<br />But is it too early?<br />According to some experts, it could well be.<br />Lee Seung-jae reports.<br />The mercury is rising,... and the number of COVID-19 cases is going down.<br />That's the case in most parts of Europe,... as many countries have decided to open their borders,... with the summer holiday season just around the corner.<br />This includes some of the most visited European countries like Germany, France, Spain and Italy,... where visitors who wish to make non-essential trips,... and tourist visits will be permitted.<br />The only catch is,... many are only allowing Europeans into their countries,... to prevent further imported cases of COVID-19.<br />However,... with more than 2 million infections,.. and over 182-thousand deaths,... Europe remains cautious.<br />Not to mention,... Rome is now on high alert,... as two new cluster COVID-19 infections popped up over the weekend.<br />This includes more than 100 infections at the San Raffaele Pisana hospital,... which reported at least five deaths.<br />Many health experts are pointing to the United States as an example of what can happen when restrictions are eased too quickly.<br />Over 20 states in the U.S. are now seeing a resurgence in cases,... including Oregon, Nevada, Wyoming and three other states.... recording a rise of over 50-percent over the past week.<br />With the U.S. potentially facing a second wave,... some governors are looking into the possibility of enforcing another lockdown in order to slow the spread of the virus,... which has infected more than 2 million people and killed more than 118-thousand in the United States.<br />Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News.<br />
