Germany's Covid-19 tally stands at 258,480

 Germany's coronavirus tally jumped to 258,480 after the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) for infectious diseases showed an increase of 1,630 cases.

Germany reported five new deaths, taking the death toll to 9,347.

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