Warner Bros. has announced the filming of Wonder Woman 3 and expects it will be able to premiere in the cinemas! Covid-19 vaccines will be distributed to the regions next week. And what do the predictions for future travel look like? Find out all this and more in Monday's Early Bird.
Deliveries of the COVID-19 vaccine to arrive in the regions next week
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Premiér Andrej BabišSource: Ladislav Křivan / MAFRA / Profimedia
Another delivery of the Pfizer and BioNTech vaccines will be distributed to the regions. This time, it will include a total of 19,500 doses intended for healthcare professionals and high risk groups. These are the only vaccines that have been approved for use in the European Union so far.
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) announced on his Facebook profile that the new deliveries of the COVID-19 vaccine will be intended even for regional hospitals. At the same time, he asked citizens for patience, because health professionals and people for whom COVID-19 poses the greatest risk have to be vaccinated first.
"Other people will get their turn next,"
he said in his statement.
Predictions for traveling in 2021
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Žena na letištiSource: Freepik.com
Together with the arrival of vaccination against COVID-19 across continents, the question of the future of shopping, going to the cinema or traveling is beginning to be addressed. Several companies have already started developing smartphone applications enabling people to upload details about their tests and vaccinations. They want to create a digital track that could be shown, for example, when entering cinemas, offices or traveling to other countries.
The CommonPass application also cooperates with several airlines such as Lufthansa, Swiss Airlines or United Airlines. The app allows users to upload their medical data, such as the result of a COVID-19 test, proof of vaccination or a medical certificate, with which the users will prove themselves at the places of arrival and departure based on their itinerary.
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Climate changes caused enormous losses in 2020
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Globální oteplováníSource: Freepik.com
According to a report by Christian Aid Charity, the world paid a very high price for the extreme weather in 2020. The study of climate change provides tragic figures and mentions events that have resulted in the loss of thousands of lives and high insurance costs.
Most of the events took place in Asia. For example, floods in China and India caused more than $ 40 billion in damage last year. In the United States, hurricanes and fires have caused losses of about $ 60 million.
Trump signed a stimulus package
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Donald TrumpSource: Profimedia.cz
US President Donald Trump signed a bill on a stimulus package to support unemployed people affected by the coronavirus crisis, despite having initially refused to sign it.
Trump had originally refused to sign the bill, saying he would prefer to give people direct one-time payments. The delay caused by his hesitation has affected millions of Americans who lost their jobs. The $ 900 billion stimulus package has finally been approved by the US Congress after months of negotiations.
Warner Bros. announced the filming of another sequel to Wonder Woman
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Gal GadotSource: Profimedia.cz
After the premiere of Wonder Woman 1984, Warner Bros. Studio announced they were filming another sequel. Despite being released during the pandemic, the new film exceeded all expectations, earning $ 16.7 million. Nearly half of HBO Max subscribers watched the film on the day it was released, and millions more used cable or wireless connection to see it.
"As fans around the world continue to embrace Diana Prince, driving the strong opening weekend performance of Wonder Woman 1984, we are excited to be able continue her story with our real life Wonder Women—Gal and Patty—who will return to conclude the long-planned theatrical trilogy,"
said Warner Bros. chief, Toby Emmerich, in his statement.
According to a press release, director Patty Jenkins will take charge of directing again, and Israeli actress Gal Gadot will once more star in the lead role.
And now let us say goodbye for today and wish you a successful start to the new week with a quote from the popular Czech actor Jan Werich:
"Be happy. Being happy won't solve your problems, but it will make so many people around you angry that it's worth enjoying."
