More than 10,000 new infections of COVID-19 have been detected in India in the last 24 hours. As a result, India has overtaken Italy in the total number of coronavirus infections in the country. India now ranks sixth in the world in terms of infection rate, behind the United States, Brazil, Russia, Spain, and the United Kingdom.
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Coronavirus — Doubts About Test Results in Bangladesh
Experts are skeptical about the way the coronavirus is being tested to identify cases in Bangladesh. They suspect that samples are not being collected properly from the nose and mouth of potential patients. If these samples are not collected properly, it will not be possible to detect the presence of a virus in a person.
Coronavirus — Eurasia Returns to Normal, America Braces for Worse
As life gradually returns to normal in Europe, the scene in Brazil remains bleak, while fears prevail that the current protests in the United States will lead to the spread of the coronavirus epidemic. The new Coronavirus continues to spread in Latin America unabated, especially in Brazil.
Coronavirus — Epidemiologist Says “Swedish Model” a Mistake
Sweden, one of Europe’s leading economies, has not closed shops or schools, and has not imposed strict quarantine measures. Anders Tegnell, the country’s leading epidemiologist in charge of policy against the coronavirus pandemic, has admitted that Sweden made a mistake.
Israel Roundup — Return to Normalcy Continues, Annexation on Hold
Israel, in the last two weeks has made an attempt to return to normalcy. Schools have been reopened. The children are required to wear face covers and obey social distancing. Synagogues are active, for the most part, allowing up to 50 congregants again, so long as they wear face masks and obey social distancing.
Coronavirus — Wuhan Doc’s Death Sparks Anger in China
Dr. Hu Huifeng, who has been battling coronavirus for the past four months, passed away on June 2. During treatment, his liver failed to function properly, and his face and body began to turn black. He turned the page on many media outlets. The exact cause of his death has not yet been publicly announced.
Coronavirus — Cases Increase in SE Asia, WHO Resumes Testing
The number of coronavirus infections in Malaysia has exceeded 8,000. Today, 277 new cases have been identified. Of these, 270 were found in immigration detention centers. The total number of cases has increased to 8,247, and 28 people have healed in the last 24 hours.
Coronavirus — Nepal Sees Highest Case Increase Yet
Coronavirus infection has been confirmed in 334 more people in Nepal. At the same time, the total number of infections across the country has reached 2,634 so far, according to the Ministry of Health and Population. An additional 290 have been cured. This is the highest daily increase yet.
Coronavirus — Cases Soar in Tamil Nadu, India
A total of 1,384 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. In Chennai alone, 1,072 people have been infected by the coronavirus. The total number of victims in Tamil Nadu has increased to 27,256. The death toll has risen to 220, as 12 people have died in the past 24 hours due to coronavirus.
Coronavirus Hits Bangladeshis Hard in Britain
A survey by the UK Department of Public Health (PHE) has revealed alarming information about the high risk of death of Bangladeshis living in the UK due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Older people and men, in particular, have the highest risk of dying from coronavirus, the survey report said.
Coronavirus — Daily Cases Top 2,000 in Bangladesh
Coronavirus has been newly identified in 2,423 people in Bangladesh, and 35 people have died in the last 24 hours. Thus, the total number of COVID-19 cases stood at 56,573, with 61 deaths in Bangladesh. Nasima Sultana, a senior Health Ministry official, told local news sources that the information was obtained by examining 12,794 samples in the last 24 hours.
IIMSAM’S Youth Goodwill Ambassador in India Naseema Arewale Distributes Food and Essential Items Amidst Covid-19 Pandemic
It is a grim situation in India due to the spread of the Coronavirus. Most of the Indian states have been caught by the range of viruses. The recent tally shows more than 1.3 million cases of COVID-19 in the country. Due to the spread of the disease, migrant workers are anxious and moving to their home states from the metro cities and industrial hubs. These laborers, along with many underprivileged people, are fighting the toughest battle for survival.
Despite Coronavirus Success, Abe’s Approval Plummets
Japan, with a population of 125 million people, lifted its state of emergency ahead of schedule. The coronavirus has, so far, killed fewer than 900 people in Japan. The low mortality rate is considered a great success. But where are the shrinking ratings of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and the outcry calling for his resignation?
Coronavirus — India Ranks Seventh Worldwide in Infections
The central government says that India is ranked seventh in the world in terms of the number of coronavirus cases. According to Lav Agarwal, Joint Secretary of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, “India is one of the countries where fewer deaths have been reported due to COVID-19 due to timely screening and timely treatment.”
Coronavirus — Nepal Records 288 New Cases
Another 288 people were confirmed to be infected with coronavirus in Nepal on Tuesday. According to Ministry of Health and Population spokesperson Dr. Vikas Devkota, the total number of infected people in Nepal has reached 2,099. Among those confirmed infected on Tuesday are four health workers working in Kathmandu. Eight of the infected have died.
Coronavirus — India Coping with Unlock 1.0
The Indian government started removing its nationwide lockdown on Monday. Crowds are likely to gather at places like temples, mosques, and shopping-malls from the second week after traffic became normal in the first week of this month. However, the lockdown will continue in the places declared as containment zones.
Coronavirus — Record Highs for Cases, Deaths in Bangladesh
In the last 24 hours, 2,911 people have been infected with COVID-19 in Bangladesh. The total number of identified people in the country stands at 52,445. On the other hand, 38 new deaths have been recorded, the second-highest ever. Among the dead were 33 men and four women. Of these, 26 died at the hospital and nine at home.
Coronavirus — Two Ugandan MPs Arrested at Protests
Two Ugandan lawmakers were arrested on Monday by the country’s police force on allegations that they mobilized protests against the re-opening of the borders with South Sudan amid a new surge in cases of the coronavirus. In particular, the protesters alleged that the new coronavirus infections are being caused by transporters crossing the Elegu border.
Coronavirus — 2,381 New Cases, 22 Deaths in Bangladesh
In the last 24 hours, 2,361 people have been infected in Bangladesh with COVID-19. With this, the number of deaths due to COVID-19 in Bangladesh stood at 72 people. The total number of infected is 49,534. Nasima Sultana, director-general of the health department, reported that the information was obtained by examining 11,439 samples in the last 24 hours.
Coronavirus — Mediterranean Countries, North Korea, Ease Restrictions
After 84 days of closure due to the new coronavirus (Sars-CoV-2) pandemic, the Colosseum Archaeological Park in Rome was reopened to the public on Monday. “We are reopening a symbol. A symbol of Rome, a symbol for Italy,” said Alfonsina Russo, director of the Colosseum’s archaeological park.
Coronavirus — Docs Warn of Community Transmission in India
Top health experts in India have issued a joint statement sharply criticizing the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and its policy in tackling the coronavirus. At least three medical professional associations have said in a statement that the lockdown in India is “draconian,” and that “community transmission” has already begun in earnest in India.
Trump and RNC put Pressure on North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper to Adress Whether the Party will be Allowed to Proceed with Their Convention in November
Earlier last week President Trump said he needed a decision from North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper as to whether the Republican National Convention could proceed as scheduled. Trump told reporters in the White House that, “We need a fast decision from the governor. He’s been acting very, very slowly and very suspiciously, but we’ll find out. We’re talking about a very short period of time. . . . I would say within a week that certainly we have to know. if he can’t do it, if he feels he’s not going to do it, all he has to do is tell us. And then we’ll have to pick another location. And I tell you a lot of locations want it.”
Russia Approves New Coronavirus Drug
Coronavirus continues to be a global pandemic. Currently, there are over 6.2 million cases and over 370,000 deaths around the world. At this time, according to the released data by the Russian government over 400,000 people are infected with COVID-19. Russia approved a new drug to treat coronavirus.
Tanzania Summons US Ambassador Over Coronavirus Advisory
Tanzania has summoned US Ambassador Inmi Patterson in response to the recent travel advisory published by the embassy warning visitors about the high rate of coronavirus infection cases in the country. According to The Tanzanian Foreign Ministry, the information provided by the US embassy was false.
Trump Attacks WHO and China
Last month President Trump announced that he would be freezing funding to the World Health Organization (WHO) due to their misinformation and pro-China bias concerning the recent coronavirus pandemic. When the virus initially appeared in Wuhan WHO praised China’s handling of the situation and commended China’s “transparency” even as it was becoming evident that China had silenced whistleblowers and journalists.
Pakistan’s ISI Uses Terror Tracking Against Coronavirus
Intelligence services are using geo-fencing and phone monitoring systems to track coronavirus patients and those who come in contact with them. Pakistan’s intelligence agency is using the same surveillance technology used to detect Coronavirus patients and those who come in contact with them, as is commonly used to track militants.
Coronavirus — France Cautiously Continues to Reopen
France took new steps towards the return to normalcy on Thursday by announcing the reopening of restaurants, cafes, museums, and beaches as from next Tuesday, June 2. The resumption, however, will take place under restrictions and precautionary measures to prevent a new outbreak.
Coronavirus — 147 More Cases in Kenya
Kenya has reported 147 new infections and has increased the number of infected to 1,618. Health Minister Mutahi Kagwe said all 147 patients confirmed to be infected are Kenyan citizens, and the youngest is a one-year-old. In addition, the number of deaths has also increased by three more people, to 58 people.
Coronavirus — Sao Paulo Set to Reopen Despite Rising Cases
Despite being the hardest hit state by the coronavirus pandemic, Brazil’s largest and most populous city, Sao Paulo, is set to reopen some of its businesses from June 1. While announcing this, the governor, Joao Doria, said that social distancing measures and use of masks will strictly be adhered to.
Coronavirus — EU Presents Largest Ever Recovery Plan
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen presented an exceptional aid plan on Wednesday, valued at €750 billion, to support the European economy affected by the COVID-19 epidemic. The Commission suggested the figure to finance the recovery plan, according to European Commissioner for Economic Affairs, Paolo Gentolini.
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Ukraine Opens Shopping Malls, Bans Exports of Anti-Epidemic Goods
Shopping and entertainment centers in Kyiv will open on Saturday, May 30, but without the operation of entertainment zones, and in compliance with sanitary norms and regulations, said Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko. He made this announcement at an online briefing on Wednesday, Interfax-Ukraine reports.
Coronavirus — Only Half of Americans Would Get Vaccine, Poll Says
People in the United States believe that even if scientists succeed in developing a vaccine for coronavirus, barely half of the American people will have access to it. Ordinary people do not seem to be very optimistic about a potential coronavirus vaccine developed by medical researchers around the world.
Trump Hits Back at Biden Campaign Ad, Draws GOP Criticism
US President Donald Trump has hit out at Democratic candidate Joe Biden’s ad showing him playing golf while the number of coronavirus deaths in the country continues to rise. The ad format depicts the president as an unconcerned leader who leisures away as the country continues to suffer.
Magufuli Claims Victory in Fight Against Coronavirus
Tanzanian President John Magufuli has declared that the fight against coronavirus has been won, and the country should return back to normalcy if the number of infectious continues to remain low. The president has prevented the closure of places of worship during the epidemic and claimed that the virus cannot survive in the church.
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It’s a time of unprecedented worry right now in America as millions shelter in place to slow the advance of the coronavirus. Here in the Pacific Northwest we have done a great job of protecting our citizens and minimizing risk, much better than a large portion of the population.
Africa Day — Violence and Poverty Obstacles to Progress
The head of the African Union Commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat, said on Monday that despite progress, Africa remains afflicted by poverty, violence and a lack of democratic governance. He made these remarks during the celebrations to mark the set up of the organization.
Bolivia’s Health Minister Arrested Over “Corruption”
Bolivia’s Health Minister, Marcelo Navajas, was arrested last week on corruption charges after just six weeks on the job. Allegedly, Navajas overspent millions of dollars on inadequate ventilators. The health policy advisor to interim president Jeanine Áñez had ruled out any form of corruption in the procurement of 170 respirators from a Spanish company through intermediaries.
Brazilian Police Raid Residence of Bolsonaro Rival
The Brazilian federal police raided the residences of the governor of Rio de Janeiro, Wilson Witzel on Tuesday. The police searched both the governor’s official residence and his personal home, but no arrest warrants were issued. The police said it was part of a COVID-19 corruption probe.
U.S. Moves Up Brazil Travel Ban
The United States’ travel ban on Brazil has been brought forward by two days as Brazil recorded its highest number of deaths from coronavirus on Monday. The ban will now take effect as from Wednesday instead of Friday, as earlier stated by White House officials.
Coronavirus — Turkey Fearful of Second Wave, Africa Least-Affected Region
Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca announced 29 new deaths from COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the death toll in the country to 4,369. Koca also tweeted that 987 new cases had been confirmed, for a total of 157,814 in Turkey. The total number of patients who have recovered in Turkey has exceeded 120,000.
WHO Stops Hydroxychloroquine Tests Worldwide
The World Health Organization has announced that it is suspending tests of the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine on COVID-19 patients due to possible side effects. Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), made the announcement on Monday, but said that more data on the active ingredients of malaria medication hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine should be evaluated.
Germany Approves Lufthansa Bailout
It was announced that the German state would provide airliner Lufthansa with €9 billion in funds and take over 20 percent of the company’s shares, which are facing the threat of bankruptcy due to the coronavirus crisis. This was announced after several weeks of negotiations and discussions about the content of the rescue package.
Germany — Merkel Moves Measures, “Corona Cabinet” Cancelled
German government spokesman Steffen Seibert has announced that German Chancellor Angela Merkel plans to extend social distancing measures until July 5th. Answering the questions of journalists in Berlin, Seibert stated that social distance, contact restrictions, and hygiene rules will continue until this date, which will be binding for everyone.
Coronavirus — Trump Imposes Travel Ban on Brazil
The United States has imposed travel restrictions on foreign nationals who have been to Brazil following a new spike in cases of infection of the new coronavirus in the country. White House Press Secretary Kayleigh NcEnany announced the restrictions in a statement Sunday, adding that U.S. citizens would be exempt.
Coronavirus Roundup — Brazil, Berlin, Balkans
US President Donald Trump has announced a ban on entry to the United States from Brazil due to the rising incidence of the coronavirus in the country. Cases of the coronavirus continue to rise in Brazil, with 16,000 more cases reported in the past 24 hours and 653 deaths.
Coronavirus — India Takes to the Skies, Shoots Up the Global Cases Ladder
The total number of coronavirus-positive patients identified in India now stands at nearly 145,000— and India now ranks highest in Asia, surpassing Iran. About 7,000 new patients have been identified in India in the last 24 hours, a new record. However, domestic flights have resumed in the country from today.
Ramaphosa Eases Restrictions, Warns of Increased Infections
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that beginning June 1 more restrictions will be eased to allow the country’s economy to run. However, he also warned the coronavirus situation is still going to get worse amid the easing of some of the lockdown measures. “The risk of a massive increase in infections is now greater than ever,” the President said.
Coronavirus — Japan Lifts State of Emergency
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe today announced the total lifting of the state of emergency that was still in effect in some of the country’s regions, including in Tokyo, the nation’s capital city. “Today we will lift the state of emergency nationwide,” said Abe, during a live press conference broadcast on public broadcaster NHK.
Coronavirus — India Now in Top Ten in Cases
Cases of coronavirus continue to rise in India, but restrictions continue to ease, and domestic flights have started from today. India has become one of the ten countries most affected by the global epidemic. In the last 24 hours, another 7,097 people have been affected by the epidemic, bringing the total to 138,536.
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