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| - Here are the latest developments in the coronavirus crisis: President Joe Biden wants 70 percent of adults in the US to have received at least one shot of the Covid-19 vaccine by the July 4 Independence Day holiday, the White House says. A quarter of the European Union's population have received at least one Covid-19 vaccine jab. EU chief Ursula von der Leyen says the bloc is on track to have 70 percent of adults immunised by late July. Infections in India soar past 20 million as the pandemic continues to wreak havoc in the country's hospitals. The European drugs regulator says it has started a "rolling review" of China's Sinovac coronavirus jab, a process that could lead to eventual approval for the European market. Pfizer says it estimates 2021 revenues of $26 billion from its vaccine, reflecting 1.6 billion doses expected to be delivered this year. People who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 will no longer have to abide by curfews and contact restrictions in Germany under a draft law agreed by the cabinet. Denmark introduces a "corona pass" certificate as it reopens cultural and sports venues, restaurants and hairdressers. Thousands of Shiite Muslims -- many not wearing masks -- gather in Lahore for a religious procession, fanning virus fears after similarly large gatherings were blamed for India's catastrophic surge. Tanzania announces new testing and quarantine measures to control the spread of coronavirus in a departure from the approach taken by late Covid-sceptic leader John Magufuli. Singapore announces new coronavirus restrictions including a ban on spectators at sporting events as clusters of infections rise. Lufthansa's shareholders approve a plan for the airline to raise 5.5 billion euros ($6.6 billion) on the markets in order to start paying down state aid that has kept it aloft during the pandemic. Spain extends a ban on arrivals from Brazil and South Africa until May 25 to curb the spread of new coronavirus strains. Spain's La Liga is investigating whether a party organised by Barcelona players at their captain Lionel Messi's home broke Covid-19 protocol. The coronavirus pandemic has killed at least 3,214,644 people worldwide since the virus first emerged in late 2019, according to an AFP compilation of official data. The US is the worst-affected country with 577,500 deaths, followed by Brazil with 408,622, India 222,408, Mexico 217,345 and Britain 127,539. burs-eab-jmy/bp
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