Here's the COVID-19 summary for Monday.
Coronavirus: What's happening in Canada and around the world on Monday
Indonesia reported a record increase in cases on Sunday, with 6,267.
Indonesia reported a record daily rise in coronavirus infections on Sunday with 6,267 cases, bringing the total to 534,266, data from the country's COVID-19 task force showed.
Cambodia are closing state schools until the 11th of January due to a local outbreak. Cambodia have reported only 323 cases since the start of the pandemic, and no deaths.
Cambodia's Education Ministry has ordered all state schools to close until the start of the next school year in January after a rare local outbreak of the coronavirus.
Education Minister Hang Chuon Naron issued a statement late Sunday saying that all schools will be shut to prevent students from being infected. Public schools will remain closed until Jan. 11, the start of the next school year, while private schools must close for two weeks, he said. Students in private schools will be permitted to study online.
Cambodia has reported only 323 cases of the virus since the pandemic began, most of them acquired abroad, with no confirmed deaths.
In the US, parts of California are increasing restrictions in anticipation of a surge in cases due to extensive travel and family gatherings during the recent Thanksgiving holiday. Los Angeles are imposing a lockdown starting Monday. California reported 7,415 current hospitalisations, with 1,700 of those in ICU. They have had more than 19,000 deaths since the start of the pandemic.
Counties across California, meanwhile, are imposing stricter COVID-19 restrictions on Monday as cases surge statewide and Thanksgiving travellers return home.
Health officials are preparing for a wave of cases in the next two or three weeks that could be tied to holiday gatherings.
Los Angeles County, for example, will impose a lockdown calling for its 10 million residents to stay home beginning Monday.
The state reported 7,415 coronavirus hospitalizations on Sunday, citing the most recently available data from the previous day. More than 1,700 of those patients were in intensive care units. California's previous record was 7,170 in July.
As of Sunday, California has had nearly 1.2 million confirmed coronavirus cases and more than 19,000 deaths since the pandemic began. The state reported around 15,600 new cases on Saturday.
In Croatia, the PM has tested positive, but is currently OK. The government have increased travel restrictions, and require a negative test to enter the country. They reported 74 deaths and 1,830 new cases in Monday, a record for them.
In Europe, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic of Croatia has tested positive for the coronavirus, following his wife's positive test over the weekend. A government spokesperson said Plenkovic is feeling fine and will continue to perform his duties from his home.
The government on Monday tightened travel restrictions, requesting a negative test for most people seeking to enter the country. Croatia, which has faced weeks of soaring COVID-19 infections, on Monday reported a record single-day death toll of 74 fatalities and 1,830 new infections.
In Belgium, shops can reopen on Tuesday, but some restrictions remain in effect.
Belgium will let shops reopen from Tuesday but keep other curbs over the festive period,
Italy will start easing restrictions in 5 regions on Sunday.
while Italy will ease anti-COVID-19 restrictions in five regions from Sunday.
Ireland will allow shops, restaurants, gyms, and pubs to reopen next week, and travel between counties will be allowed starting the 18th of December.
Ireland will allow shops, restaurants, gyms and pubs serving food to reopen next week and permit travel between counties from Dec. 18.
The number of new infections is declining in Greece following 3 weeks of lockdown, which is schedule to end in another week.
Meanwhile, Greek officials say the number of new infections is waning in most parts of the country, which has been in lockdown for three weeks. The lockdown initially had been set to end Monday but has been extended for another week.
Greece on Monday recorded 1,044 new confirmed infections — down from a record high of more than 3,000 earlier in November — and 85 new deaths.