MUMBAI : Post COVID-19 pandemic, the inequality gap in the country will narrow down, as income of rich states is likely to decline more than the poor states, according to an SBI research report- Ecowrap.At all India level, per capita income (PCI), which is a measure of the earnings per person in a nation or geographic region, will decline by 5.4% in FY21 to ₹1.43 lakh, the report said.“We expect that the inequality gap in India will narrow down post-COVID pandemic as decline in income of rich states will be much greater than the decline in income of poor states," the SBI's research report said.A similar type of experience of decline in inequality was witnessed in Germany after the collapse of the Berlin war (1989), it said.The report said.

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Trinity to study impact of Covid-19 on over 50s

Researchers at the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA), Trinity College Dublin are analysing how the coronavirus outbreak, and subsequent measures to "flatten the curve", have impacted adults aged gover 50 in Ireland.

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Pennsylvania county halts on-site alcohol consumption amid virus spike

PITTSBURGH - Officials in western Pennsylvania's Allegheny County are halting all on-site consumption of alcohol in bars and restaurants due to what they call an “alarming" spike in COVID-19 cases.County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and Dr. Debra Bogen, the county health department director, said the recent spike has been largely among young people and involved out-of-state travel, often including night life during travel, and going to local bars and restaurants.Under the order to go into effect at 5 p.m.

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Rise in Covid-19 cases weigh on markets as lockdown may derail economic recovery

Mumbai: Indian benchmark indices ended lower on Monday as rapid increase of Covid-19 cases around the world and especially in the US, threatened to derail the economic recovery hopes. With states in India set to extend lockdown or reconsidering bringing back lockdown measures, markets seem to be weighing the bad news.

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US could see large uptick of COVID-19 deaths in July, new models show

University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation found that if the nation continues to see an elevated infection rate, the US could see an increase of COVID-19 deaths in a range between 159,497 and 213,715.The use of face masks could save 33,000 lives as the pandemic continues, Poynter reported, nearly as many lives that are lost in traffic crashes each year.[CORONAVIRUS BRIEFING: Daily ClickOrlando.com newsletter delivered to your inbox] Florida continues to see high numbers of newly reported COVID-19 cases, with daily totals far surpassing the numbers of cases seen when the state first shut down in March.

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Fed up with hair down to my ankles, says midnight customer at barbers

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Injured Humboldt Broncos player Ryan Straschnitzki continues rehab during COVID-19 lockdown

Ryan Straschnitzki, the former Humboldt Broncos hockey player paralyzed from the chest down two years ago in a Saskatchewan bus crash, is paying close attention to the black smartphone in his hand.But on closer inspection, it’s actually the remote controller for the epidural stimulator he had implanted during spinal surgery in Thailand last fall.The device sends electrical currents to his spinal cord to stimulate nerves and move limbs. On the urging of his physiotherapy team, Straschnitzki can kick out his legs – first the left and then the right.

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North Lanarkshire records lowest weekly number of coronavirus deaths

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.North Lanarkshire recorded its lowest level of weekly deaths in figures released last week at three – one of which occurred in the region’s care homes.A revision in the data provided by the National Records of Scotland shows that three deaths were recorded in North Lanarkshire for the previous week as well and not four as previously reported.As a result, there have been 263 deaths where coronavirus was listed on the death certificate in North Lanarkshire.

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Amid pandemic, Starbucks to resume dine-in services in seven Indian cities soon

New Delhi: Tata Starbucks on Monday said the company will resume dine-in services in seven cities across India, with elevated cleaning and sanitising protocols.Stores will operate with 50 per cent seating capacity to allow for social distancing between customers and employees, said Tata Starbucks in a statement.The selected Starbucks stores are in Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Surat and Vadodara."As we navigate through the crisis, we are transforming the in-store Starbucks Experience to new public health guidelines and evolving customer behaviours and expectations," Tata Starbucks CEO Navin Gurnaney said.Tata Starbucks has also introduced new safety and hygiene measures inside stores, which includes mandatory temperature

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Oyo suspends fixed income guarantees to hotel partners as covid-19 wipes out revenues

BENGALURU : Hospitality unicorn Oyo has suspended contracts with more than 250 hotel owners across India, as it looks to renegotiate fixed payment agreements after revenues took a hit due to a nationwide lockdown, said multiple people aware of the development.The Softbank-backed startup has terminated minimum business guarantee (MGB) agreements, a fixed amount payable to property owners on a monthly basis, according to emails sent by Oyo to hoteliers.In its communication, Oyo has instead offered new contracts on a revenue share basis, nullifying fixed pay-outs that were earlier agreed on, said at least half a dozen Oyo Townhouse property owners.The 250 hotel owners co-own Townhouse hotels with Oyo.

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Smokers sharing lighters may have fuelled the spread of coronavirus, expert claims

It’s something that most smokers do without thinking twice, but the ‘innocent’ act of sharing a lighter may have helped to fuel the spread of coronavirus.

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CBP to reopen Global Entry Enrollment Center July 6 amid COVID-19 pandemic

according to the agency’s website.“Beginning July 6, conditionally approved Global Entry, applicants will be able to complete in-person interviews at LAX Global Entry Enrollment Center,” officials said on the CBP website.

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Gov. Newsom orders bars to close in several California counties as coronavirus cases rise

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Costa Del Sol coronavirus outbreak gets worse as 96 struck down after beaches reopen

Spain's Costa Del Sol has been hit with another coronavirus outbreak leaving 96 people infected with the deadly virus.

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Montreal daycares can increase to 75% capacity as coronavirus pandemic continues

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Dr. Mitch weighs in on COVID-19 daily numbers

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China green lights coronavirus vaccine candidate for use on its military

COVID-19 vaccine candidate developed by its research unit and CanSino Biologics after clinical trials proved it was safe and showed some efficacy, the company said on Monday.The Ad5-nCoV is one of China’s eight vaccine candidates approved for human trials at home and abroad for the respiratory disease caused by the new coronavirus. The shot also won approval for human testing in Canada.China’s Central Military Commission approved the use of the vaccine by the military on June 25 for a period of one year, CanSino said in a filing.

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More Florida beaches announce closures as virus cases rise

MIAMI – Officials are announcing more beaches will be closing again in Florida to avoid further spread of the new coronavirus as they try to tamp down on large gatherings amid a spike in confirmed COVID-19 cases.Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said at a news conference Sunday in Pensacola that interactions among young people are driving the surge in confirmed cases.

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Telangana minister tests positive for COVID-19

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao's cabinet has tested positive for COVID-19 and is currently undergoing treatment in a private hospital here, official sources said on Monday. A few days ago his gunman had tested positive for the infection.The minister was admitted to the hospital after he was suffering from cough and cold on Sunday.He tested positive, they said.The minister actively participated in the recently held 'Haritha Haram' plantation drive here with senior police officials.Replying to a query on the minister testing positive for COVID-19, Health Minister E Rajender said the virus can infect anyone."Already, many MLAs have got (tested positive for COVID-19).

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Housing sales drop 49% during January-June amid Covid

NEW DELHI : Impacted by the pandemic and the nationwide lockdown, housing sales across the seven major cities nearly halved during the first six months of 2020 compared to the second half of 2019, according to a report by Anarock Property Consultants.A total of 57,940 units were sold during January-June, the data showed."Sales decreased by 49% in H1 2020 compared to H2 2019 as every city underwent contraction. The contraction was in the range of 46% to 51% across the top seven cities of India," the report said.Sales in Q2 2020 accounted only for 22% of H1 2020, which primarily led to an overall decline in half-yearly sales.

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Coronavirus drug remdesivir to cost $2,340 per patient in the U.S.

COVID-19 patients says it will charge $2,340 for a typical treatment course for people covered by government health programs in the United States and other developed countries.Gilead Sciences announced the price Monday for remdesivir, and said the price would be $3,120 for patients with private insurance. The amount that patients pay out of pocket depends on insurance, income and other factors.“We’re in uncharted territory with pricing a new medicine, a novel medicine, in a pandemic,” Gilead’s chief executive, Dan O’Day, told The Associated Press.

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Karnataka asks doctors to gear up for covid-19 duties for another six months

BENGALURU : The Karnataka government has asked doctors to mentally prepare themselves for covid-19 related duties for the next six months at least, anticipating an increase in the number of cases in the state and particularly in Bengaluru.“We have met doctors and told them to be mentally prepared as we would require them to continue this work at least for another six months," said R. Ashok, Karnataka’s revenue minister, also in-charge of Bengaluru, on Monday.Karnataka's covid-19 tally surged past 13,000-mark on Sunday, with a record 1267 persons testing positive for the virus, including 783 from Bengaluru.According to experts, Karnataka may witness a spike in the number of positive cases in July and August.

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Govt allows export of COVID-19 PPE medical coveralls, fixes shipment quota

NEW DELHI : Partially relaxing export norms, the government on Monday permitted shipments of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) medical coveralls for COVID-19 with an export quota of 50 lakh units per month.The product was banned for export earlier, but has now been moved to the restricted category, under which an exporter would have to seek a licence from the government for shipments.In a notification, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) said: "A monthly quota of 50 lakh PPE medical coverall for COVID-19 units has been fixed for issuance of export licence to the eligible applicants to export PPE medical coveralls for COVID-19 as per the criteria to be separately issued in a trade notice".All other items that are part of PPE

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Dad, 60, dies of coronavirus after 28 family members fall ill with deadly virus

A man has revealed how he and 27 of his family members were struck down with Covid-19, including his father who died of the deadly disease.

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Coronavirus-shaped hailstones pummel Beijing in freak summer storm amid new lockdown

China’s capital city of Beijing with hail bearing a distinct similarity to the shape of the coronavirus cells.The rare summer hailstorm hit the city last Thursday during the annual Dragon Boat Festival.Footage posted to Twitter by Jennifer Zeng shows how the huge balls of ice are shaped startlingly similar to the cells of coronavirus.The particles of coronavirus in humans typically have big crown-like spikes, which gives it the name “corona”.And in Jennifer’s clip, at least one of the stones also as the similar spikes.Twitter user @shirleyzeyu also shared images of people holding the corona-like hail in their hands.“People are scared, because they say the hail looks like Coronavirus,” she wrote.Hundreds of people also shared their thoughts,

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Orange County Animal Services closes after 3 staff test positive for COVID-19

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orange County Animal Services closed Sunday after three staff members tested positive for the novel coronavirus.“Out of an abundance of caution and concern for the health and safety of our staff, volunteers and visitors, we are temporarily closing to the public,” a statement on the OCAS Facebook page read.The building has been sanitized and staff will continue to follow increase sanitation standards, the post read.Staff will remain on site to care for the animals at the shelter.OCAS is still accepting stray pets but asks anyone coming to the shelter to stay in their vehicles to minimize contact.Anyone with immediate needs, including pet reclaims, are asked to email [email protected] for assistance.It’s unclear when the

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‘We should be concerned’: Experts sound alarm after coronavirus reignites global trade conflict

coronavirus struck.Countries across the world imposed 222 export curbs on medical supplies and medicines and in some cases food, according to Global Trade Alert, a Swiss monitoring group. For medical products, it was more than 20 times the usual level.Those curbs are now being lifted, but the pandemic has reinforced protectionist arguments by highlighting how global supply chains can deprive people of essential medical protection and disrupt food supplies, as well as threaten jobs.U.S.

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Govts need to address inclusion challenges, edu sect setback by COVID-19: UNESCO

The COVID-19 pandemic will have a considerable setback on learning, according to the UNESCO's Global Education Monitoring Report, which also urges governments to rebuild education systems that are better and accessible to all.The report said that assessing the effect of school closures on COVID-19 infection rates “has been filled with uncertainty, as conclusive evidence is yet to emerge, making the issue at times quite divisive".“Some teachers who belong to vulnerable groups are concerned that their health is at risk.

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Coronavirus cases surge worldwide, governments consider renewed lockdowns

coronavirus cases surges in many countries. India reported 20,000 new cases Monday, while the U.S.

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Coronavirus: Maharashtra govt extends lockdown until 31 July

New Delhi: In the wake of pandemic, Maharashtra government on Monday extended lockdown in the state till 31 July.On Sunday, chief minister Uddhav Thackeray said the lockdown will continue post 30 June but with more relaxations.The decision to extend lockdown must have been inevitable considering the surge in number of cases in the state.Thackeray on Sunday ruled out easing the restrictions, adding the state still faces coronavirus threat."Will lockdown be lifted after June 30? The clear answer is no," Thackeray tweeted later.The unlock process, dubbed Mission Begin Again by the state government, is being gradually implemented to put the economy back on track, Thackeray said in his address."The state has now started the unlock process under

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Covid-19: Maharashtra launches project platina to treat patients

₹16.85 crore for the project.On Sunday, the state reported a record 5493 new covid-19 cases taking the state's tally of covid-19 positive cases to 1,64,626."It will be world's largest trial cum treatment project, where in we intend to benefit and save around 500 lives of critically ill covid 19 patients of Maharashtra. The donors are available in large numbers," the state government said in a press statement.All critical patients will receive two doses of 200 ml of convalescent plasma.

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Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer press conference about COVID-19 on 29 June 2020

ALISON MCMILLAN:I'm here to provide you with the national update on the COVID-19 response and the pandemic. So I can report that we now have 7767 positive cases in Australia since the commencement of this pandemic.

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GMB's Piers Morgan shut down by Keir Starmer in awkward GMB coronavirus chat

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan was shut down by Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer on Monday's edition of the ITV breakfast show.

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BRIT Awards 2021 pushed back by three months to May over Covid-19 concerns

Next year's BRIT Awards have been rescheduled to May 2021 over concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

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COVID-19: Achieving herd immunity may occur sooner than previously thought

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20,000 contacts in list of 5 Covid-19 positive in Kerala

Covid positive on Sunday include a paediatrician and a physician who have had close contacts with their patients.The list of 20,000 suspected contacts have been prepared and it includes all those who came in contact with them since June 5.The paediatrician's contact list includes 10,000 out patients and those who came with them and another 160 in-patients and their by-standers.In the list of the physician, 5,500 patients who have come in close contact with him have been identified and all of them have been asked to remain in isolation at their homes.At an emergency meeting on Monday with health authorities, State Higher Education Minister K.T.

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Opinion| How does India compare with other countries on testing for coronavirus?

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Covid-19: Before death, son sends videos to father alleging Hyderabad hospital denied ventilator

Hyderabad: A selfie video of a 34-year-old man, who succumbed to Covid-19 at a government hospital in Hyderabad, that has gone viral on social media, alleges that he was not given oxygen support even after he complained of breathlessness.The incident that took place on Friday and the video had surfaced on social media and by Sunday had sparked outrage among social media users.In the selfie video the man is heard saying that he is struggling to breathe as his ventilator had been removed. “They have removed ventilator and have not been responding to my plea for the last three hours to provide oxygen support.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
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