
Switzerland 03-Mar-2021 08:00
Cases | Deaths | Recovered | ||
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559,845 + 1,223 |
9,310 + 7 |
532,937 + 1,123 |
World 02-Mar-2021
Cases | Deaths | Recovered | ||
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114,752,404 + 310,479 |
2,549,201 + 10,408 |
104,790,760 + 424,673 |
Contents
- Daily Status (Switzerland and the world)
- Countries (Graphs Switzerland and the world)
- Covid-19
- Links
- Protection
- Chronology
Contacts and links
- If suspicion: in canton Zurich Aerztefon 0800 33 66 55
- Hotline BAG 058 463 00 00 open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
- FOPH (BAG) (Federal Office of Public Health)
- Status report FOPH (Federal Office of Public Health)
- Cases in Switzerland (SRF - nur Deutsch)
- Statistics Switzerland (Rob Salzer on GitHub)
- COVID-19 (Swiss national science task force)
- COVID-19 Re (ETH)
- Situation in Europe (ECDC European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control)
- Situation worldwide (ECDC European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control)
- Situation worldwide (Johns Hopkins University)
- Overall statistics (Worldometer)
- COVID-19 Coronavirus data (EU Open Data Portal)
- WHO (World Health Organization)
Links to cantonal rules, regulations and informations
Aargau
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Appenzell Ausserrhoden
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Appenzell Innerrhoden
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Bern
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Basel-Landschaft
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Basel-Stadt
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Freiburg
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Genf
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Glarus
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Graubünden
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Jura
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Luzern
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Neuenburg
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Nidwalden
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Obwalden
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Schaffhausen
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Schwyz
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Solothurn
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St. Gallen
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Tessin
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Thurgau
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Uri
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Waadt
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Wallis
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Zürich
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Protection
![]() Distance |
![]() Mask |
![]() Hygiene |
See also Coronavirus: Measures and ordinances.
Explanatory video and tips by FOPH (BAG) (Federal Office of Public Health)
- Contact-Tracing.
- How to use a face mask.
- How to wash your hands thoroughly.
- How to cough and sneeze correctly.
- What are the symptoms?
- Selbst-Isolation.
Chronology (Switzerland)
Recent entries are in German only. See also Coronavirus: Measures and ordinances.
Date MM/DD | 2020 |
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01/18 | Der Bundesrat verschärft die Massnahmen für die ganze Schweiz:
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12/23 | In der Schweiz beginnt man mit der Impfung gegen das Coronavirus. |
12/22 |
Neue Massnahmen des Bundesrates für die ganze Schweiz: Folgende Betriebe werden geschlossen:
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12/19 | Eine neue Variante des Coronavirus namens VUI-202012/01 resp. B.1.1.7 breitet sich in England aus. Sie ist um bis zu 70 Prozent ansteckender als das bisherige Virus. Viele europäische Länder inklusive der Schweiz unterbinden den Verkehr mit Grossbritanien. |
12/12 |
Neue Massnahmen des Bundesrates für die ganze Schweiz: Nur noch bis 19 Uhr offen / geschlossen an Sonn- und Feiertage:
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29.10. | Neue Definition der "Risikogebiete": Ein "Risikogebiet" ist ein Land oder eine Region, wo die Anzahl der Ansteckungen pro 100'000 Einwohner in den letzten 14 Tagen den entprechehenden Wert in der Schweiz um 60 übersteigt. Heute sind es weltweit nur: Andorra, Armenien, Belgien und Tschechien. Einreisende aus "Risikogebieten" müssen sich in der Schweiz in Quarantäne begeben. |
29.10. | Neue Massnahmen des Bundesrates für die ganze Schweiz: Weitere Einschränkungen:
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10/29 | New definition of "risk regions": A "risk region" is a country or a region in which the number of infections per 100'000 population in the last 14 days is more than 60 higher than the corresponding value in Switzerland. Current risk regions are worldwide only: Andorra, Armenia, Belgium und Czech Republik. Travellers from "risk regions" have to go into quarantine in Switzerland. |
10/29 | New measures of The Swiss Federal Council for whole Switzerland: Restrictions:
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10/19 | New measures of The Swiss Federal Council for whole Switzerland:
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07/06 | Masks compulsory on all public transport. Events attended by more than 1,000 people remain prohibited until at least the end of August. Travellers from "risk regions" have to go into quarantine. A "risk region" is e.g. a country in which the number of infections in the last 14 days is higher than 60 per 100'000 population. For Switzerland this limit would mean 371 infections per day during the last 14 day. |
06/25 | SwissCovid-App for mobile phones is available in the App-Stores. It should help with automatic contact tracing. |
06/22 | New easings of measures:
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06/19 | The 'exceptional situation' in Switzerland ends on June, 19 and is reduced to 'special situation'. |
06/15 | Open boarders to countries of the Schengen area and United Kingdom. |
06/06 | 3nd phase of easing of the lockdown. Open / permitted again:
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05/28 | 2nd phase of easing of the lockdown (continuted). Permitted again:
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05/11 | 2nd phase of easing of the lockdown. Open / permitted again:
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04/27 | 1st phase of easing of the lockdown. Open / permitted again:
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03/16 | The Swiss Federal Council decides 'exceptional situation' and imposes an emergency from midnight. All non-vital businesses will be closed. |
03/13 | Switzerland: more than 1000 cases, more than 10 deaths |
03/11 | WHO officially declares corona virus to 'pandemy'. |
03/05 | Switzerland: first corona death, 74-year-old woman in Lausanne (canton Vaud). 100 cases. |
02/28 | The Swiss Federal Council classifies the situation as a 'special situation' according to the Epidemic Act. Events with more than 1000 persons are forbidden. |
02/25 | First corona virus case in Switzerland (Ticino). |
02/12 | 1000 cases in China. |
01/30 | The WHO declares a “health emergency of international scope”. |
01/27 | The first case in Germany. |
01/24 | The first case in Europe, in France. |
01/21 | The first case in the United States. |
01/11 | A first death is registered in China. |
01/07 | The pathogen is identified as a new species from the well-known family of corona viruses. |
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12/31 | The WHO is officially activated. China reports its illnesses. |
12/01 | The first cases of mysterious pneumonia occur in the Chinese city of Wuhan. |
Manual update: 23-February-2021