Number of coronavirus patients in Germany jumps to 684 - agency
BERLIN - The number of coronavirus patients in Germany jumped to 684 on Saturday morning, with concern growing at the economic impact of the spreading epidemic on one of the world’s most trade-dependent economies.
With concern growing at the vulnerability of long international supply chains to such an epidemic, Ola Kallenius, chief executive of Mercedes maker Daimler , warned against a return to economic nationalism. “We can’t yet say what the impact will be, but it is clear that both production and sales will be affected,” he added.
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