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CHESTER COUNTY, Pa. - The Housing Authority of Chester County is making history. They are one of nine across the county to receive millions of dollars in federal funding for a new program.
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More than half of Americans support the death penalty, survey finds - fox29.com - state Ohio - Georgia
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Pew Research Center. The survey was conducted in the United States between April 5 - 11 and had 5,109 adult participants. A total of 60% surveyed favored the death penalty with 27% strongly favoring it, according to Pew. "About four-in-ten (39%) oppose the death penalty, with 15% strongly opposed," Pew added. Pew also noted that 2020 saw the lowest number of capital executions in more than three decades. While the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to the low numbers, the death penalty was already seeing a slow decline throughout the U.S. FILE - A view of the death chamber from the witness room at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility shows an electric chair and gurney Aug.
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François Legault - COVID-19: No more orange or red zones in Quebec starting June 14 - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19 cases, deaths and hospitalizations remain on the downturn.Premier François Legault credited the announcement Tuesday as sectors gradually reopen in the province.“The situation continues to improve in Quebec and vaccination continues to go very well,” he said.Under the plan, Montreal and Laval will be downgraded from orange alert to yellow on the colour-coded pandemic alert scale as of June 14.The yellow alert level means private indoor gatherings are allowed, but limited to a maximum of two households.Other regions set to turn yellow include Capitale-Nationale, Montérégie and Lanaudière.The announcement means there will be no regions under red or orange alert in the province.
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New Covid variant with more severity detected by NIV Pune scientists - livemint.com - city New Delhi - India - Britain - Brazil - city Pune
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NEW DELHI : Scientists at Pune’s National Institute of Virology have isolated and characterised a coronavirus variant from two travellers -- one who returned from the UK and the other from Brazil -- that exhibits increased disease severity in hamsters but doesn’t pose a public health problem at the moment.The two samples of the B.1.1.28.2 variant are the only ones of its kind isolated by Indian labs so far.The variant was isolated from nasal/throat swabs from a traveller who returned to India from the UK in December 2020, and another who came back from Brazil in January 2021.The samples of the variant, first identified in Brazil last year, were collected as part of the ongoing SARS-CoV-2 genomic surveillance.“The finding is significant
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Tickets, warnings continue — with more to come — as Manitoba cracks down on COVID-19 scofflaws - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19 enforcement efforts continue, the province said.Of the tickets, the majority (124) were $1,296 tickets to individuals — most of which were connected to gatherings in private residences or outdoors.Five $298 tickets were issued for failing to wear a mask in indoor public places, and one $5,000 ticket was handed out to a business. Defiant Manitobans will still pay up for COVID-19 fines, province says The province said it continues to investigate “several recent large gatherings and rallies” and that further charges are expected.Increased fines are also expected for repeat offenders, and those who don’t pay fines within the response period on their tickets will be convicted by default and charged an additional $100 penalty.
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Telangana govt extends Covid restrictions for 10 more days, night curfew to continue - livemint.com - India
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Covid cases linked to 'significant outbreak' at city centre bar double to more than 80 - dailyrecord.co.uk - county Baker
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Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.Two popular pubs in Baker Street – Brewdog and Nicky Tams Bar and Bothy – closed after outbreaks.Brewdog Stirling confirmed at the weekend that numerous staff had tested positive for the virus and said that “out of an abundance of caution” it had opted to close the bar as the rest of the bar staff self-isolated. A post on the Brewdog Stirling Facebook page read: ‘Wishing our crew a speedy recovery and hope to reopen soon!’A Brewdog spokesperson said this week that no re-opening date has been set but that they hoped to “re-open soon”.Nicky Tams is one of the oldest pubs in Stirling.
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Govt issues new COVID guidelines for childrenThe government has come out with guidelines for the care and protection of the children affected by COVID-19 and fixed responsibilities for the states, district magistrates, police, Panchayati Raj institutions and urban local bodies.Here is what the guidelines say:The states need to identify the children in distress through outreach and surveys and prepare a database with a profile of each child, along with the details of their specific needs and requirements, and ensure that the data is uploaded on the Track Child portal.Mishra told the states and Union territories to temporarily allocate child care institutions (CCIs) to house those children whose parents have been unwell due to COVID-19 and
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Down Detector, a website that tracks internet issues. Dozens of other high-traffic websites including the New York Times, CNN, the Guardian, HBO Max and Hulu, could not be reached. The issues appeared to have been caused by an outage at Fastly, a cloud service company.
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WHO official says cannot compel China to give more info on Covid origins - livemint.com - China - city Wuhan, China - India
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Nova Scotia - COVID-19: Nova Scotia mayor calls on Atlantic provinces to reopen together - globalnews.ca - Canada - city New Brunswick - county Atlantic
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New Brunswick extends travel rebate program to all of Atlantic Canada this summer Each province has set some degree of target dates for reopening phases that are dependent on vaccination levels, low case counts or hospitalizations, and other requirements.As proven in New Brunswick Monday, not all targets may be attainable.Under ‘Phase 1 of its reopening plan, the province said if 75 per cent of the eligible population received one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, people from PEI, Newfoundland and Labrador and two border communities in Quebec could enter the province without having to isolate.
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COVID-19 restrictions.On Sunday, photos circulated on social media that showed trash — including plastic bottles, cups and cans — strewn about the town’s main beach areas. The garbage was from the previous day’s activities for which hundreds of people were reportedly present.
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Mike Ryan - WHO official says can't force China to give more information on Covid-19 origins - livemint.com - China - city Wuhan - India
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GENEVA: A top World Health Organization official said on Monday that the WHO cannot compel China to divulge more data on COVID-19's origins, while adding it will propose studies needed to take understanding of where the virus emerged to the "next level".Pressed by a reporter on how the WHO will "compel" China into being more open, Mike Ryan, director of the agency's emergencies programme, said at a press conference that the "WHO doesn't have the power to compel anyone in this regard"."We fully expect cooperation, input and support of all of our member states in that endeavour," Ryan said.There are competing theories: that the virus jumped from animals, possibly starting with bats, to humans, or that it escaped from a laboratory in Wuhan,
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COVID-19: Quebec reports under 200 new cases again, 3 more deaths - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19 cases Monday as more pandemic-induced restrictions are lifted in Montreal and the surrounding areas.The daily tally of infections is among the lowest seen since last September, before the second wave of the health crisis gripped the province. Monday marks the second day in a row that the case count is under 200.Authorities also recorded three additional deaths, one of which took place in the past 24 hours.
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Coronavirus infection rates rising in more UK areas than any point since early January - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Britain - Scotland - city London
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Pandemic prompts virtual bingo in Alberta, draws in more players - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19: More Ontarians can book 2nd vaccine shot through provincial system - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19 vaccine through the provincial system today.Those aged 70 and older, as well as people who received their first dose of an mRNA vaccine on or before April 18, can now book their second shot on the province’s website or through its phone line. COVID-19: Ontario accelerates 2nd dose bookings for those aged 70 and older The expansion comes as Ontario nears a vaccination milestone: 10 million doses administered.On Sunday, the province reported that it had given out more than 9,992,000 doses, with more than a million Ontarians fully vaccinated.Ontario AstraZeneca recipients can book Pfizer or Moderna 2nd COVID shotsAlso today, the province’s incoming chief medical officer of health begins his transition to the new role.Dr.
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vaccines for the said age group on June 10. She requested the Union government during the daily vaccine bulletin to provide vaccines for the group as several people will soon be due for their second dose."It is becoming a serious issue as a lot of people in the 18-44 group are nearing their date for the second dose.
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Matt Hancock - Delta variant around 40% more transmissible, makes unlocking plans 'difficult': UK health minister - livemint.com - India - Britain
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Matt Hancock - Health England - Delta Covid - Delta Covid variant 40% more transmissible, says Hancock - rte.ie - India - Britain
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Delta Covid variant 40% more transmissible, says Hancock
The Delta (India) variant of the coronavirus is estimated to be 40% more transmissible than the Alpha (UK) variant that caused the last wave of infections in the UK, Britain's health minister has said.
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N.B. needs more than 14,000 to be vaccinated in order to begin loosening restrictions - globalnews.ca - city New Brunswick - region Fredericton - region Moncton - region Bathurst
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Path to Green.A news conference will be held on Monday to report on the progress on reaching the 75 per cent mark, and to indicate if the province will be able to enter the first phase of its recovery plan.Out of the nine new cases, three are in Zone 1 (Moncton region), four are in Zone 3 (Fredericton region) and two are in Zone 6 (Bathurst region).The number of confirmed cases in New Brunswick is 2,262. Since Friday, seven people have recovered for a total of 2,068 recoveries.There have been 44 deaths, and the number of active cases is 149.Five patients in total are hospitalized.
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Ontario reports 744 COVID-19 cases, 24 deaths; nearly 173K more vaccines administered - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19 cases on Saturday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 535,419.For comparison, last Saturday 1,057 cases were reported.Twenty-four new deaths were also announced on June 5, bringing the provincial death toll to 8,844.A total of 517,638 coronavirus cases are considered resolved, which is up by 1,242. Ontario accelerates 2nd dose bookings for those aged 70 and older Just over 27,800 additional tests were completed.
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pandemic, the IMA added.In Maharashtra, 23 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of the pandemic.India has been struggling with a massive surge in coronavirus cases.
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Canada is seeing more COVID-19 cases linked to the Delta variant, first identified in India. As Abigail Bimman explains, that’s fuelling urgency to administer more tests, and to get the second vaccine dose into the arms of Canadians.
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More than 8,000 COVID-19 vaccinations done in Waterloo Region on Thursday - globalnews.ca - city Waterloo
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Jennifer Connolly - More than 90 percent of new Stockport Covid cases down to Delta variant - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - city Manchester
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Gujarat eases Covid-19 restrictions, all offices to function with 100% staff from June 7 - livemint.com - India
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Despite an overall decline in global COVID cases, fresh activity spikes are expanding to different parts of the world, with a crisis worsening in Afghanistan and cases rising sharply in a number of African countries.
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Wolfgang Van Halen has said that if it wasn’t for the coronavirus pandemic then maybe his late father Eddie Van Halen could have received more treatment and still might be here.The legendary Van Halen guitarist died on October 6, 2020, at the age of 65, following a long battle with cancer.His cause of death was listed as a cerebrovascular accident, or a stroke.
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COVID-19 pandemic.The latest daily tally of new infections is the fourth consecutive day that it is under the 300 mark, a number not seen since last September.The vaccination campaign saw another 88,625 doses of the novel coronavirus administered since the last report. So far, more than 5.8 million shots have been given.Health Minister Christian Dubé is expected to give an update on the province’s immunization efforts in the afternoon.The number of pandemic-related hosptializations continued to drop.
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Enchanced Covid-19 testing pushed out to more areas of Bolton - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - county Centre - state Indiana - county Hill
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Nova Scotians - More than 8,000 Nova Scotians can reschedule to receive 2nd dose of vaccine earlier - globalnews.ca
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About 8,600 Nova Scotians received their first dose between March 11 and 21, and can now select a new date and time at any clinic across the province that is open for booking.“Anyone who did not provide an email must call the toll-free line at 1-833-797-7772 to reschedule or to request an email address be added,” the province said.Notices will continue to be sent over the following weeks as vaccine supply is received.
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US science chief wants next pandemic vaccine ready in 100 days - livemint.com - India
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