BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany’s leading health official said on Tuesday the country is at risk of experiencing a second coronavirus wave but added he was optimistic it can be prevented.
Lothar Wieler, head of the Robert Koch Institute for public health, was speaking at a press briefing in Berlin.
(Reporting by Thomas Seythal; editing by Madeline Chambers)
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