A 42-year-old man was seriously injured and another man was lightly injured in a shooting in Lod In Wednesday night.Magen David Adom paramedics evacuated the two to Assaf Harofeh Hospital, where the 42-year-old was later pronounced dead. Police are investigating the circumstances of the shooting.

Prof. Dov Schwartz, a member of the Coronavirus Cabinet's advisory team, told Reshet Bet radio in an interview In Wednesday night, "In recent days, there has been an increase in the rate of infections among children between the ages of 0 and 6."Schwartz added, "We must not approve a turnover of teachers and students without capsules, and separation must also be maintained in transportation and after-school programs."

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The mayor of Daliyat al-Carmel, Rafik Halabi, told Galei Tzahal this morning that the coronavirus crisis in the Arab sector is still "at a very difficult stage.""I don't know how we're going to gain control over the rate if contagion if we don't significantly step up enforcement of the regulations," he said. "Unfortunately, with the number of officers at their disposal, the police is simply not capable of doing this."Halabi was also sharply critical of the government, noting its many failures to date. "Next Sunday we'll be resuming classes in elementary schools five days a week. The local authorities have taken over all the preparations for this, as the central government simply isn't doing its job and we can't rely In them any more."

According to updated figures from the Health Ministry, 688 people tested positive for the coronavirus in the last 24 hours.34,494 tests were administered during that period, resulting in a positivity rate of just 1.99%.There are currently 464 people in serious condition in the country's hospitals, of whom 199 are In ventilators.The death toll has risen to 2,494 people since the outbreak of the pandemic.

According to official data from the Indian government, the country has now confirmed over eight million cases of the coronavirus. The death toll to date is 120,527 people.In the last day alone, around 50,000 tests returned positive results and 517 people died.

France will go back into a nationwide lockdown starting this week to try to contain the COVID-19 epidemic that is again threatening to spiral out of control, French President Emmanuel Macron said in an address to the nation In Wednesday, according to Reuters.The new measures he announced, which come into force In Friday and will last until December 1, will mean people have to stay in their homes except to buy essential goods, seek medical attention, or use their daily Ine-hour allocation of exercise.

A man was found unconscious near the waterfront In a beach in Haifa In Wednesday evening.Magen David Adom paramedics who were called to the scene pronounced him dead after resuscitation attempts.