The Latest: Turkey's death rate lowest in more than a month

For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.TOP OF THE HOUR:— Florida health care company reports thousands of unreliable COVID-19 tests.— Turkey’s death rate lowest since early March.— New Orleans begins reopening.— Doctor ailing with COVID-19 dies in Brazilian plane crash.___ST. Company spokeswoman Melanie Lawhorn said two of those states are joint venture systems and were not affected by the unreliable testing.___CAIRO — Sudan’s Health Ministry has reported the country’s highest one-day tally of coronavirus infections, with 325 new COVID-19 patients and six deaths.Saturday’s figures have taken the country’s tally to 2,289 confirmed cases, including 97 fatalities, the ministry said. Restaurants can serve customers only outdoors, on terraces or in gardens.While universities will be allowed to open Monday, schools across the country remain closed.Hungary has registered 3,473 coronavirus cases and 448 deaths.___PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Pakistan reopened its two key border crossings with Afghanistan to allow for trade and movement of people between the two countries.The announcement comes about six weeks after the government closed the borders with neighboring Afghanistan and Iran to help contain the spread of the coronavirus. So far, no decision has been to reopen the border with Iran, which has been hard hit by the virus.The government says those traveling between Pakistan and Afghanistan must follow social distancing guidelines.Pakistan reported 31 more deaths from the coronavirus Saturday, raising virus-related deaths to 834.Pakistan has nearly 39,000 confirmed cases.___COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio prison system plans to resume accepting inmates from county jails to begin their prison sentences, a practice suspended during the coronavirus pandemic to reduce overcrowding.On Monday, the state will take up to 50 inmates a day at the Correctional Reception Center in central Ohio. Some 60 inmates have died across seven institutions.___LONDON — British authorities have reported 468 more COVID-19 deaths in their latest daily update, bringing the country’s overall death toll to 34,466.The deaths include those in hospitals, nursing and care homes and the wider community.The health department says Saturday another 3,451 people have tested positive for the coronavirus, putting the total at 240,161.Britain has Europe’s highest death toll and most confirmed cases.___PARIS — Hundreds of beaches in France reopened with restrictions, including no sunbathing.Local authorities will decide which beaches would reopen after the French government gave the green light as part of its staggered plan to end a strict two-month lockdown that began March 17 to slow the spread of the coronavirus.Interior Minister Christophe Castaner, visiting a beach in Normandy, warned “we won’t hesitate” to close beaches if rules aren’t respected.Beachgoers can take a dip but cannot lay in the sun or picnic in the sand.