The Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya has issued an update stating that there are currently 57 patients hospitalized in its three coronavirus wards.27 of them are classified as serious cases, with three In ventilators.

A three-year-old reportedly fell from a height and was brought to a clinic in the Arab town of Shfaram for treatment.A MDA team transported the child to Haifa's Rambam hospital, where his condition was defined as moderate.

A young child has been bitten by a yellow scorpion near Mitzpe Ramon.MDA personnel treated the child and transported him to Soroka hospital in Beer Sheva in moderate condition.

Senior HM official: 'We're in direction of national epidemic, even in green cities. Therefore, traffic light model currently cannot work.'

Speaking In Galei Tzahal this morning, Health Minister Yuli Edelstein expressed his frustration at the current situation, and insisted that a total lockdown now seems unavoidable."I don't see any other way to bring the morbidity rate down," he said. "We've tried to avoid imposing a nationwide lockdown, but that has its own drawbacks too. Every time we try to impose tailor-made restrictions for individual communities, those who haven't been 'let off the hook' come to protest outside my house."

State comptroller Matanyahu Engelman has published a document containing information related to Bituach Leumi (Social Security) during the coronavirus epidemic period, in which he alleges that the government does not have vital up-to-date information In unemployment rates, and that its ability to make informed decisions In closures and other restrictive measures is therefore impaired.

A man in his mid-twenties has sustained moderate injuries in a collision between a motorcycle and a private car in the Gilboa region.He was transported to Haemek hospital in Afula for treatment.

Leaked documents seen by the British Medical Journal suggest that the "Operation Moonshot" project reportedly favored by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson would have a price tag similar to the annual budget of the UK's National Health Service.Johnson has been suggesting in recent days that a massive testing program that would see millions of citizens tested every single day could be implemented in order to enable the country to get back to a semblance of normalcy. However, given the cost - estimates place it as around £114 billion (around $150 bn) - it seems rather unlikely that the plan will get off the ground.