BALDWIN: Costa Rica is reopening its border to many American tourists but not quite all. People from eight northeastern states and Washington, D.C. are now welcome. You see here the states in yellow, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Colorado will be allowed as of September 15th. Tourists will have to arrive with a negative COVID test taken within the last 72 hours. And for a look at other coronavirus headlines, let's check in with our CNN correspondents around the world.</s>SCOTT MCLEAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: I'm Scott McLean in London where schools are back in session and the government is urging businesses to send their employees back into the office just as the U.K. records its highest single-day coronavirus case count since May. The British health secretary is blaming young people, particularly affluent young people for the sudden surge in cases saying he is concerned that if they don't follow the rules, they could infect older, more vulnerable parts of the population. It is a similar trend across Europe, especially in Spain, which just became the first country in Europe to record half a million confirmed coronavirus cases. Now, luckily, European health care systems have not seen the surge of patients that they saw at the peak of the pandemic. But at least in Spain, deaths are starting to rise once again. The country just recorded its highest single-day tally since May.</s>VEDIKA SUD, CNN REPORTER: I'm Vedika Sud in New Delhi. India has positive results COVID-19 case load on Monday morning. It is now second only to the U.S. when it comes to known COVID-19 cases. India has reported over 90,000 new infections for two consecutive days. The country's population stands at over 1.36 billion while Brazil has a population of over 211 million. India's confirmed death toll stands at over 71,000.
Costa Rica Reopens To American Tourists From Specific States.