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Max Healthcare Q4 net soars 75% despite lockdown woes in March

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Vaccine for COVID-19 can't be expected this year: CCMB Director Mishra

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What to expect from Ashok Leyland's Q4FY20 results

25.06 - 10:01

COVID-19 effect: Airlines told to expect increase in cases of unruly passengers

25.06 - 05:09

Page Industries’ Q4FY20 results fall short of lofty expectations

23.06 - 17:29

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22.06 - 23:15

Mercedes expects second-hand car sales to increase

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21.06.2020 - 10:59

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Mercedes-Benz Certified has sold over 20,500 units of pre-owned cars over the last five years and witnessed 20 per cent cumulative growth, Schwenk said.Commenting on overall market conditions, he said 2020 has already turned out to be a challenging year for the company."Our sales has been affected due to the ongoing macro-economic headwinds, COVID-related challenges and unavailability of volume models in first and second quarters," Schwenk said.Asked if the company could match up to its sales performance in 2019, when it sold 13,786 units, he said, "It will be a very difficult task from here onwards to compensate the loss of a quarter."The company expects demand returning only by the festive season, he added.With customers hesitating to go.

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Narendra Modi - New coronavirus cases in India decline for second day, recovery rate improves - livemint.com - India

30.06.2020 / 07:43

New coronavirus cases in India decline for second day, recovery rate improves

coronavirus cases in past 24 hours took India's tally today to 5,66,840 even as the recovery rate further improved to 59.06%. This is the second day of decline in fresh covid cases.

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Canada reports 409 new coronavirus cases, highest increase in over a week - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Ontario

30.06.2020 / 04:15

Canada reports 409 new coronavirus cases, highest increase in over a week

novel coronavirus on Monday, with almost half of that number sourced to an outbreak among temporary workers in southern Ontario.Monday’s numbers, which also includes 14 new fatalities, brings Canada’s total infections and death toll to 103,900 and 8,566, respectively. How many Canadians have the new coronavirus? Total number of confirmed cases by region The number of COVID-19 cases worldwide has since topped 10,250,000 and continues to rise, while a further 504,200 have died according to a running tally kept by John Hopkins University.Within Canada, Ontario reported the highest number of cases on Monday, with 257 new infections and seven new deaths.

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Nova Scotia - Pandemic-related evictions expected to rise in Nova Scotia without provincial action - globalnews.ca - Canada

30.06.2020 / 01:09

Pandemic-related evictions expected to rise in Nova Scotia without provincial action

COVID-19 pandemic.Now, a group of over 50 community organizations in Nova Scotia says not only are people out of work, they’re also at risk of losing their homes because they can’t afford to pay their rent without a job.A residential tenancy protection plan has been in place by the province since March.Effectively, under the plan, anyone who couldn’t afford their rent because of COVID-19 could not be evicted from their home until June 30.

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Matt Hancock - Leicester shutting shops and schools in 'second lockdown' after coronavirus spike - dailystar.co.uk - city Westminster

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29.06.2020 / 23:31

Leicester shutting shops and schools in 'second lockdown' after coronavirus spike

FREE newsletter is out of this world! Get the biggest, brightest and weirdest stories straight to your inboxLeicester is shutting all non-essential shops and closing schools to most pupils as part of a second lockdown in the city, the government has announced.The regulations to try and tackle a fresh coronavirus spike will come into effect from tomorrow, Health Secretary Matt Hancock told MPs.Speaking in the House of Commons in Westminster, the Conservative Minister confirmed Leicester's lockdown will be extended.When many cases are found in one setting, such as a hospital or a care home, the government has statutory powers to close down a local area, he said.Leicester has an infection rate of 135 per 100,000 people, three times higher than

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Mark Gordon - Public Health Orders Remain Unchanged as COVID-19 Case Numbers Increase - health.wyo.gov - state Wyoming

29.06.2020 / 22:19

Public Health Orders Remain Unchanged as COVID-19 Case Numbers Increase

Wyoming’s current public health orders will be extended through July 15 as the number of cases of COVID-19 in the state continues to steadily increase, Governor Mark Gordon announced today.Twenty-five percent of Wyoming’s total number of lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been identified in the past two weeks, with 288 new cases confirmed since the current orders went into effect on June 15. New cases of the virus have been reported in 15 counties and reflects increased transmission within Wyoming communities.

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Swine flu strain with human pandemic potential increasingly found in Chinese pigs - sciencemag.org - China

29.06.2020 / 22:09

Swine flu strain with human pandemic potential increasingly found in Chinese pigs

Jon CohenWhat the world doesn’t need now is a pandemic on top of a pandemic. So a new finding that Chinese pigs are more and more frequently becoming infected with a strain of influenza that has the potential to jump to humans has infectious disease researchers worldwide taking serious notice.

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Millennials facing effects of second financial crisis - globalnews.ca

29.06.2020 / 18:21

Millennials facing effects of second financial crisis

Millennials, people between the ages of 20 and 40, are facing the second financial crisis in two decades. That presents monumental challenges for millennials now trying to buy homes.

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Joseph DeAngelo expected to plead guilty as Golden State Killer - fox29.com - state California - city Sacramento - state Golden

29.06.2020 / 16:37

Joseph DeAngelo expected to plead guilty as Golden State Killer

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Forty years after a sadistic suburban rapist terrorized California in what investigators later realized were a series of linked assaults and slayings, a 74-year-old former police officer is expected to plead guilty Monday to being the elusive Golden State Killer.The deal will spare Joseph James DeAngelo Jr. any chance of the death penalty for 13 murders and 13 kidnapping-related charges spanning six counties.

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Mathieu Lacombe - Montreal daycares can increase to 75% capacity as coronavirus pandemic continues - globalnews.ca

29.06.2020 / 16:09

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

coronavirus continue to be lifted across Quebec.The Quebec government announced over the weekend that daycares in hard-hit regions are permitted to welcome more children, up from 50 per cent capacity. This includes the areas of Épiphanie and Joliette.“This new phase of reopening child-care services in hot areas will give parents more flexibility to balance their family and professional responsibilities,” said Families Minister Mathieu Lacombe in a statement.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The boost comes with the approval of public health authorities, according to the government.

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Housing sales drop 49% during January-June amid Covid - livemint.com - city New Delhi - India

29.06.2020 / 15:09

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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Miami police officer strikes 2 cyclists with car, kills 1 - clickorlando.com - state Florida - county Miami-Dade

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29.06.2020 / 13:15

Miami police officer strikes 2 cyclists with car, kills 1

MIAMI – A Florida police officer has struck two cyclists while on duty, killing one and injuring the other, authorities said.A news release from the Miami-Dade Police Department said one of its officers was driving on the access road to the water and sewer department facility of the county on Sunday when the two cyclists were struck.Paramedics from several agencies responded to the scene before the cyclists were taken to Miami’s largest hospital, where one of them died.

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Susanna Reid - Piers Morgan - GMB's Dr Hillary Jones warns second Covid-19 peak 'could be worse than first' - dailystar.co.uk - Britain

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29.06.2020 / 12:01

GMB's Dr Hillary Jones warns second Covid-19 peak 'could be worse than first'

Good Morning Britain, warning that a second coronavirus outbreak has the potential to "be worse than the first".Worried about lockdown measures easing off, the TV doctor relayed his fears to presenters Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan.Not wanting the public to become complacent as further restrictions will be lifted from July 4, Dr Hilary aired his words of warning.He said: "There's no suggestion the virus has got weaker."They're tracking it very closely around the world."An intrigued Piers asked: "We are where we were at the beginning of lockdown?"In response, Dr Hilary explained: "We know more about it."Providing his prediction, after thousands flocked to beaches across the UK last week, Dr Hilary issued his urged his fresh concern.He

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Moshe Lander - Saskatchewan - Coronavirus Saskatchewan - Coronavirus: Millennials facing second financial crisis in 2 decades - globalnews.ca - Canada

29.06.2020 / 04:55

Coronavirus: Millennials facing second financial crisis in 2 decades

financial crisis in two decades, presenting monumental challenges to those who are now trying to buy a house.Hundred of thousands of Canadians lost their jobs because of the novel coronavirus pandemic and last week the new governor of the Bank of Canada said some of those jobs won’t come back, echoing the 2008 financial crisis.Millennials — people between the ages of 20 and 40 — are at a critical time in their financial development, said Moshe Lander, an economist at Concordia University.

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COVID-19 in Canada: Managing outbreaks before a second wave - globalnews.ca - Canada

29.06.2020 / 03:37

COVID-19 in Canada: Managing outbreaks before a second wave

The coronavirus situation in Canada may be stabilizing, but there are troubling signs that the country is not out of the woods yet. As Heather Yourex-West explains, many community outbreaks across the country are keeping people on alert, as we prepare for a potential second wave.

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Jeremy Farrar - Covid-19 second wave ‘could hit Britain in October when we won’t know it from a cold’ - mirror.co.uk - Germany - Britain

29.06.2020 / 02:45

Covid-19 second wave ‘could hit Britain in October when we won’t know it from a cold’

Brits will struggle to tell the difference between a common cold and coronavirus with a second wave of Covid-19 likely in the winter, a top government scientific adviser has warned.

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Jeremy Farrar - Andrew Marr Show - UK doc warns 'Brits will be hit by second coronavirus wave in October' - dailystar.co.uk - Britain

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28.06.2020 / 23:23

UK doc warns 'Brits will be hit by second coronavirus wave in October'

coronavirus within the next three months, a top scientist has predicted.

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UK coronavirus death toll increases by 36 in one of lowest rises during lockdown - mirror.co.uk - Britain

28.06.2020 / 17:29

UK coronavirus death toll increases by 36 in one of lowest rises during lockdown

The total number of deaths from coronavirus in the UK has risen by 36 to a total of 43,550 in one of the lowest daily increases during lockdown.

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Brit tourists face Majorca and Ibiza ban as Spain suffers second coronavirus spike - dailystar.co.uk - Germany - Spain

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28.06.2020 / 17:07

Brit tourists face Majorca and Ibiza ban as Spain suffers second coronavirus spike

Life's a beach! Get the brightest stories sent to your inbox with the Daily Star newsletterMajorca and Ibiza could be off-limits for holidaying Brits after coronavirus cases peaked a week after Spain reopened its borders.Health chiefs in the Balearic Islands fear the region may have to shut down again if the Covid-19 crisis worsens.Around 20 outbreaks have been reported in more than 10 parts of Spain seven days after it allowed tourists to return.They include an outbreak at a Red Cross centre in Malaga on the Costa del Sol where the number of positives has reached 90.Majorca, the largest Balearic island, was at the centre of a pilot scheme involving German holidaymakers which got off the ground a week before Spain re-opened to tourists

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Uttar Pradesh - UP govt planning to increase no. of daily COVID-19 tests to 25,000 by June 30 - livemint.com

28.06.2020 / 17:05

UP govt planning to increase no. of daily COVID-19 tests to 25,000 by June 30

LUCKNOW : The Uttar Pradesh government is planning to increase the number of COVID-19 tests to 25,000 per day in the state by June 30.Chairing a meeting of government officials here, Uttar Pradesh Chief Secretary RK Tiwari issued directions saying more tests should be conducted, so that the infected persons could be identified and isolated."The daily testing capacity of the state should be increased to 25,000 from the existing 20,000.

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Jeremy Farrar - Mark Walport - Coronavirus SAGE experts warn UK is headed for deadly second wave this winter - mirror.co.uk - Britain

28.06.2020 / 14:25

Coronavirus SAGE experts warn UK is headed for deadly second wave this winter

Britain faces the risk of a deadly second wave of coronavirus this winter - and must prepare now to fight it, two of the government's top scientific advisors warned today.

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Boris Johnson - Matt Hancock - Major UK city 'facing second lockdown in days' after surge in coronavirus cases - dailystar.co.uk - Britain - county Major

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28.06.2020 / 13:41

Major UK city 'facing second lockdown in days' after surge in coronavirus cases

The Sunday Times reports.

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COVID-19 linked to increased risk of stroke, says study - livemint.com - New York - Usa

28.06.2020 / 13:33

COVID-19 linked to increased risk of stroke, says study

NEW YORK : COVID-19 is significantly associated with an increased risk of strokes, according to a study which says patients infected with the novel coronavirus should undergo aggressive monitoring for the neurological condition.According to the researchers, including those from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in the US, COVID-19 infection is a risk factor for acute strokes.In the study, published in the American Journal of Neuroradiology, the scientists assessed patients presenting to six New York City hospitals for suspicion of stroke between March to April."We conducted a retrospective case-control study of 41 cases and 82 control subjects matched by age, sex, and risk factors," the scientists wrote in the study.After

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Covid-19: Mortuary witnessed 'major increase' in bodies - rte.ie - Ireland

28.06.2020 / 10:53

Covid-19: Mortuary witnessed 'major increase' in bodies

This story is part of a series: Inside Ireland's Covid Battle

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Boris Johnson - Boris Johnson hints at second lockdown for local coronavirus outbreaks - mirror.co.uk

28.06.2020 / 06:51

Boris Johnson hints at second lockdown for local coronavirus outbreaks

Boris Johnson says he will make the "necessary closures" in the event of local outbreaks of coronavirus.

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Coronavirus: U.S. expected not to make EU list of countries whose citizens can visit Europe - globalnews.ca - Eu

28.06.2020 / 01:35

Coronavirus: U.S. expected not to make EU list of countries whose citizens can visit Europe

The European Union is close to finalizing its list of countries whose citizens will be allowed back into Europe when it lifts its COVID-19 travel restrictions in July and the U.S. is expected not to make the list as case numbers in the country continue to rise.

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Nepal to reopen its second border point with China for supply of essential goods - livemint.com - China - India - Nepal - city Kathmandu

27.06.2020 / 20:28

Nepal to reopen its second border point with China for supply of essential goods

Kathmandu: Nepal has decided to reopen its second border point with China after five months for the supply of goods like construction material and equipment necessary for hydropower and airport projects, according to a media report.Nepal on January 29 closed its two border points with China -- Tatopani and Rasuwagadhi -- to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.The Tatopani border point was opened on April 8 to bring medicines and health equipment from China.The two countries have now agreed to resume one-way traffic to Nepal through the Rasuwagadhi border, the Kathmandu Post reported.The exact date to reopen the border has not been finalised, it said.Hari Prasad Pant, chief district officer of Rasuwa, said that reopening the border point

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Pakistan announces record increase in fuel prices - livemint.com - Pakistan - city Islamabad

27.06.2020 / 18:57

Pakistan announces record increase in fuel prices

Pakistan has announced a record increase in fuel prices days before the end of a fiscal year in which the country's economy contracted for the first time in 68 years as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.The hike, which ranges from 27% to 66%, depending on the petroleum product, was announced Friday night.

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AE nurse, 24, finishes 12-hour shift to find car stripped of almost every part - mirror.co.uk - city Birmingham

27.06.2020 / 18:47

AE nurse, 24, finishes 12-hour shift to find car stripped of almost every part

An A&E nurse said she felt devastated when she finished her 12-and-a-half hour shift and found her car had been stripped of its parts.

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Half of airport car park staff face losing their jobs - dailyrecord.co.uk

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27.06.2020 / 16:51

Half of airport car park staff face losing their jobs

Read More About: But one employee, who did not want to be named, said: “It is the bus drivers who are most worried for their jobs.“They have told us they are cutting the cluster managers from two to one, bus drivers from 10 to zero, the cleaner from one to zero and the customer service assistants from 23 to 15.“The company is doing a skills matrix to see who can apply to save their jobs.“The drivers, from the matrix score, have the lowest points.

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Yogi Adityanath - Awanish Awasthi - Target should be to increase daily COVID-19 testing capacity to 25,000: UP CM - livemint.com

27.06.2020 / 16:19

Target should be to increase daily COVID-19 testing capacity to 25,000: UP CM

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday, expressed satisfaction over the daily COVID-19 testing capacity in the state reaching the 20,000 mark, and said the target should now be to increase it to 25,000 each day, an official said.At a meeting with senior officials, the chief minister stressed on encouraging industrial, commercial and business establishments to set up COVID-19 helpdesks to keep people safe from the virus, Additional Chief Secretary Awanish Awasthi said.Adityanath said it must be ensured that social distancing is followed wherever five or more people are working, while continuous monitoring regarding precautions from the infection is carried out in industrial units.Directing officials to give special

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India sees 4 lakh Covid-19 cases in 39 days; experts point to increased testing - livemint.com - city New Delhi - India

27.06.2020 / 16:19

India sees 4 lakh Covid-19 cases in 39 days; experts point to increased testing

New Delhi: It took 110 days for coronavirus infections in the country to reach one lakh, while just 39 days more to go past the five lakh-mark.Medical experts have pointed to the ramped up COVID-19 testing, now available more extensively and at a reasonable price, as a big reason for the spike in cases recently.Six days after recording four lakh infections, India's COVID-19 tally went past the five lakh-mark on Saturday with the highest single-day surge of 18,552 cases, while the death toll climbed to 15,685, according to Union health ministry data.The COVID-19 caseload increased to 5,08,953, while 384 fatalities were recorded in the last 24 hours, the updated figure at 8 am showed.This was the fourth consecutive day when coronavirus

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Weather Authority: Warm temperatures, scattered storms expected Saturday - fox29.com

27.06.2020 / 12:57

Weather Authority: Warm temperatures, scattered storms expected Saturday

PHILADELPHIA - Expect a couple of rounds of showers and storms Saturday.The storms will impact mainly the north and west in the morning and by the afternoon rain will move into the I-95 corridor and to the shore by the evening. The storms will bring brief downpours and gusty winds.Temperatures will be the 90s both Saturday and Sunday before dropping back into the 80s by Tuesday.DOWNLOAD THE FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APP___FRIDAY: Sunny, dry.

British Columbians warned over recalled hand sanitizers containing methanol - globalnews.ca - Britain - Canada

27.06.2020 / 04:15

British Columbians warned over recalled hand sanitizers containing methanol

Health Canada recalls some hand sanitizers over industrial grade ethanol content Ingesting methanol can cause nausea, vomiting, headaches, blurred vision, permanent blindness, seizures, comas and is potentially life-threatening.The CDC says since the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning last week, four people in B.C.

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Coronavirus Saskatchewan - New Saskatoon PPE manufacturer expects to produce millions of masks - globalnews.ca

27.06.2020 / 03:51

New Saskatoon PPE manufacturer expects to produce millions of masks

COVID-19 outbreak, face masks and other PPE have been hard to come by across the country.Benchmark PPE opened up in Saskatoon earlier this month in response to the demand. Saskatchewan Health Authority addresses PPE concerns during pandemic: ‘We’re not rationing’ “With more equipment coming in, which should be shortly… we will be able to produce about five to 10 million masks a month,” Benchmark PPE co-owner Olga Bugrova said.The Benchmark Group of Companies typically produces products in construction or industrial sectors.

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Volusia County to hand out 7,000 PPE kits to small business owners - clickorlando.com - state Florida - county Volusia

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27.06.2020 / 01:49

Volusia County to hand out 7,000 PPE kits to small business owners

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Volusia County small business owners will soon have the chance to get a free kit containing masks, gloves and other personal protective equipment meant to help stop the spread of COVID-19.Using federal CARES Act money, the county purchased enough PPE to make 7,000 kits for small business owners to pick up for free, no registration required. Each kit will include masks, gloves, sanitizer, paper towels and cleaning products.“This program is a great opportunity for us to partner with stakeholders to best assist our area businesses that are so vital to the economic livelihood of our area,” the county’s economic development director, Helga van Eckert, said in a news release.

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Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia Nurses’ Union calls for staffing increase at province’s long-term care facilities - globalnews.ca - county Halifax

27.06.2020 / 01:01

Nova Scotia Nurses’ Union calls for staffing increase at province’s long-term care facilities

Nova Scotia adding new long-term beds due to coronavirus impact on admissions “When we’re full staffed we’re not full staffed, we need these resources. It’s time for reform,” says Glenda Sabine, the VP for long-term care on the NSNU board of directors.Sabine works the night shift at a long-term care facility with over 100 residents and says staff are burning out.“It’s hard, because you know you’re trying to do your best but it’s not enough,” she said.When the COVID-19 pandemic hit Nova Scotia, long-term care facilities were hit hardest, mainly Northwood in Halifax.

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Nova Scotia - Jeremy Keefe - N.S. implementing new measures to increase number of patrons in restaurants - globalnews.ca

27.06.2020 / 01:01

N.S. implementing new measures to increase number of patrons in restaurants

A continued streak without new or active cases in Nova Scotia means fewer restrictions in the province, with new measures announced on Friday. Jeremy Keefe reports.

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3 die in New Mexico from drinking hand sanitizer - fox29.com - state New Mexico - Santa Fe, state New Mexico

27.06.2020 / 00:59

3 die in New Mexico from drinking hand sanitizer

SANTA FE, N.M. - Three people have died, three others are in critical condition and one person is permanently blind after apparently drinking hand sanitizer that contained methanol, New Mexico health officials said Friday.The state Department of Health said the cases were reported to the New Mexico Poison Control Center, with the first coming in early May. The other cases occurred since May 29.The health department confirmed that the cases were related to alcoholism.

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Chrissy Teigen - Jeffrey Katzenberg - Chrissy Teigen's Quibi show Chrissy's Court renewed for a second season - dailymail.co.uk

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26.06.2020 / 23:23

Chrissy Teigen's Quibi show Chrissy's Court renewed for a second season

Chrissy Teigen will be returning to judge 'petty disagreements.'Her hit Quibi show, Chrissy's Court has been renewed for a second season, Deadline reported on Friday.'The verdict is in!!!' Teigen, 34 said in a statement.

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About 1.7B People Have An Underlying Health Condition That Increases Their Risk For Serious COVID-19 Illness, Study Indicates. - acl.gov - Washington

26.06.2020 / 23:05

About 1.7B People Have An Underlying Health Condition That Increases Their Risk For Serious COVID-19 Illness, Study Indicates.

The Hill (6/16, Hellmann) reports that around “1.7 billion people have at least one underlying health condition that puts them at increased risk for serious COVID-19 illness if infected, according to a study published this week in the Lancet medical journal.” That finding “translates to 22 percent of the global population having at least one of 11 health conditions, including cardiovascular disease and diabetes, that puts them at increased risk for serious health outcomes if they contract COVID-19.” At-risk individuals include “5 percent of people under the age of 20, and more than 66 percent of those 70 and older.”The Washington Post (6/15, Sun) reports that “people with underlying medical conditions such as heart disease and diabetes were

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Philadelphia issues mandate on face coverings as city braces for second wave of coronavirus cases - fox29.com

26.06.2020 / 22:39

Philadelphia issues mandate on face coverings as city braces for second wave of coronavirus cases

PHILADELPHIA - The City of Philadelphia is issuing a mandatory order on masks and face coverings requiring residents to wear them in public places as a new spike in cases threatens to delay the city's reopening.The mask order is effective immediately and requires residents to wear masks in all public indoor settings, and in outdoor settings if people are less than six feet from people from different households.While officials say the order will not be enforced by the Philadelphia police they hope the requirement will result in more people wearing masks and mitigate further spread of the coronavirus.“As we’ve said throughout this pandemic, taking simple steps like wearing a mask, washing your hands, and maintaining six feet of distance

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Barrie, Ont., allows yard sales amid coronavirus pandemic - globalnews.ca

26.06.2020 / 22:15

Barrie, Ont., allows yard sales amid coronavirus pandemic

coronavirus gathering limitations.Officials say residents shouldn’t try clothing on while shopping and should limit touching items at yard sales. City of Barrie, Ont., extends free transit, adds more coronavirus safety measures “Shoppers should be aware that the COVID-19 virus may persist on surfaces for a few hours or up to several days depending on different conditions,” Barrie officials say.“After purchasing an item, thoroughly clean and disinfect it.”[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]If items cannot be disinfected, officials say they should be stored in a dedicated area or room for at least 72 hours before use.

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Tameside Hospital security guards preparing to strike over claims they are 'being treated like second class citizens' - manchestereveningnews.co.uk

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26.06.2020 / 21:49

Tameside Hospital security guards preparing to strike over claims they are 'being treated like second class citizens'

hereThey say some of the security guards employed by the firm are paid only the minimum wage rate of £8.72 an hour, or lower for under-25s.The lowest rate for security staff employed directly by the NHS is £9.89 per hour.Taking into account overtime payments, Unison says most of the Tameside security staff are between £2-3k worse off per year, with one worker almost £6k out of pocket.Engie has now agreed to back-pay the security staff from April 2020 – a change from the earlier offer of October 2020.However this is four months after the pay claim being submitted by members, and UNISON says the main issue around shift patterns remains ‘completely unresolved’.A hospital security guard at Tameside Hospital, who did not want to be named, said:

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South Philly - Christopher Columbus - Man fatally struck by car while attempting to crossing street in South Philly, police say - fox29.com - city Columbus - city Center

26.06.2020 / 20:31

Man fatally struck by car while attempting to crossing street in South Philly, police say

CENTER CITY - Authorities say a man who was attempting to cross the street was fatally struck by a car Thursday night in South Philadelphia.The incident happened near the intersection of South Christopher Columbus Boulevard and Reed Street just before 9 p.m.Investigators say a 34-year-old man was crossing the street ahead of oncoming traffic. The man realized that he did not have enough time to cross and tried to run back to the sidewalk when a Black Pontiac Grand Prix struck him.The driver, a 28-year-old man, remained on scene.

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Justin Trudeau - Coronavirus: Trudeau praises Big Rig Brewery, retooled to produce hand sanitizer - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa

26.06.2020 / 20:05

Coronavirus: Trudeau praises Big Rig Brewery, retooled to produce hand sanitizer

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited a re-tooled Ottawa-area brewery this morning to see how it has switched gears to produce hand sanitizer.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
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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Covid-19.rehab - the latest news concerning the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus (formerly 2019-nCoV), as well as the infectious disease that it causes COVID-19, in separate countries and in the world as a whole. Current news on the topic of coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. Quarantine, pandemic 2020, epidemic: what is it, when will it come to end, precautions and how to protect yourself from this disease. The most honest news, no fakes! To keep up with the latest news, stay tuned for updates on the site! Every day we will collect news and statistics on coronavirus from around the world for you to be aware of this topic.

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