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Australia’s prime minister on Wednesday announced 270 billion Australian dollars in additional defence spending over the next decade, which will include long-range missiles and other capabilities to hold enemies further from its shores.Prime Minister Scott Morrison warned that the post-pandemic world will become more dangerous and announced a renewed focus on Australia’s immediate region, although its military would be open to joining U.S.-led coalitions as it did in Afghanistan and Iraq in campaigns that were in the Australian national interest.Australia had not seen such economic and strategic uncertainty in the region since World War II for reasons including tensions between the United States and China, he said.
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The US government has bought virtually the entire production of the Covid-19 drug Remdesivir for the next three months.
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Mumbai on Tuesday, according to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)."The total number of cases has reached 77,197 in the city," said BMC adding, "625 patients discharged on Tuesday."At present, there are 28,473 active COVID-19 cases and 44,170 patients recovered from the virus.The city has reported 4,554 fatalities as of June 30.On Tuesday, BMC had revised the total number of COVID-19 containment zones in Mumbai to 750. As per the BMC, there are 10,88,032 households in these containment zones with a population of 47,13,779 and 25,931 total COVID-19 cases.Maharashtra, which is the worst-hit state yesterday reported 4878 new covid-19 cases taking the state's tally of coronavirus positive cases to 1,74,761.
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Survey: 9 of 10 Manitobans say COVID-19 has not affected their homebuying plans
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Health officials on Tuesday, June 30 confirm there are 12 new cases of COVID-19 in B.C. and no additional deaths.
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Nova Scotia - Canada reports 25 more coronavirus deaths as new cases return to downward trend - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Ontario
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COVID-19 outbreaks declared at 4 Edmonton restaurants as Alberta allows for 200-person outdoor gatherings
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Boris Johnson - US disease specialist gives grim warning as coronavirus cases hit new record - livemint.com - China - Usa - Hong Kong - state California - Eu - state Texas
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US disease specialist gives grim warning as coronavirus cases hit new record
disease specialist, warned lawmakers that coronavirus infections could rise to 100,000 a day if behaviors don’t change. Texas reported record new cases, while hospitalizations in California reached a new high.The European Union extended a travel ban for Americans, deeming the U.S.
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coronavirus pandemic, but the London International Airport is starting to see a bit of a turnaround.Gary Vanderhoek, manager of commercial services and passenger experience, says the airport had four flights scheduled on Tuesday.“After the last 100 days of basically no flying at the airport, it’s amazing to see a bit of a comeback,” he said on London Live with Mike Stubbs.“It’s about a quarter of what we used to see — we were up to 30 flights a day at one time.” Canadians allowed to travel to Europe amid coronavirus pandemic Vanderhoek says the airport started a new program on June 22 to “regain some of that passenger confidence.” The program, Flight Path to Recovery, outlines all of the policies and procedures implemented in response to
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Coronavirus Outbreak - Corona Virus - Yukon to ease some coronavirus border restrictions on Wednesday - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain
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Consumer shopping habits have changed during COVID 19 pandemic, says Couche-Tard
[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Even with traffic starting to improve as the economy reopens, Hannasch told analysts that he’s been surprised that some of the larger-sized formats remain popular as customers are limiting their shopping trips.“We’ve also gained new customers as we stayed open throughout the pandemic to meet their needs for emergency products, impulse buys and grocery items, which became increasingly popular, and we’re seeing some stickiness,” he said.Sales of food, fountain soft drinks and coffee, which declined with lower consumer traffic, have started to increase.
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US bar which reopened earlier this month has been linked to 107 coronavirus cases - mirror.co.uk - Usa - state Michigan - city Lansing
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US bar which reopened earlier this month has been linked to 107 coronavirus cases
A US bar and restaurant popular with university students which re-opened earlier this month has been linked to over 100 new coronavirus cases.
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coronavirus deaths.Dubé made the comments at a news conference on Tuesday, responding to revelations by Global News that the West Island Integrated University Health and Social Services Centre (CIUSSS) paid more than $140,000 for advice on how to talk to journalists and elected officials about their response to the COVID-19 pandemic.While he said he would look into the matter, the health minister also appeared to defend the contract.“If they did that, they used their judgment and they made sure it was done for the right reason,” said Dubé.Global News learned that the West Island CIUSSS spent $140,027.57 for the first 21 days of the contract from April 10 to April 30 after obtaining a copy of the bill, released through access to information
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The Director-General of Health, Dr Ashley Bloomfield, will provide an update to the media today at 1.00 pm.
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Deputy Chief Medical Officer interview on 30 June 2020 about coronavirus (COVID-19).
MICHAEL KIDD: Good afternoon everybody my name is Professor Michael Kidd, Deputy Chief Medical Officer here with the Department of Health in Canberra. First the update on the figures.
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