COVID-19 vaccine developed by the University of Oxford. At present, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is looking for volunteers to participate in the trial.A total of 17 medical institutes were selected across the country for the trial of Oxford's COVID-19 vaccine, according to reports.

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Ancient redwoods survive wildfire at California’s oldest state park

BOULDER CREEK, Calif. - When a massive wildfire swept through California’s oldest state park last week it was feared many trees in a grove of old-growth redwoods, some of them 2,000 years old and among the tallest living things on Earth, may finally have succumbed.But an Associated Press reporter and photographer hiked the renowned Redwood Trail at Big Basin Redwoods State Park on Monday and confirmed most of the ancient redwoods had withstood the blaze.

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Murphy seeks NJ tax hikes, some cuts, more debt in $40B budget

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GMP and council look set to cancel 'unsuitable' bank holiday events over Covid-19 concerns

Two events planned in Manchester over August bank holiday weekend could be cancelled after police and licensing officials raised social distancing concerns.A temporary event notice (TEN) has been submitted to hold the long-running Manchester’s Got Talent community event at a primary school in Moss Side.Meanwhile, a hotel in the city’s Gay Village is hoping to have a bar and stage put up in Canal Street on what would have been Manchester Pride weekend before its cancellation.But both TENs have been recommended for refusal by Manchester council following objections from licensing officers and Greater Manchester Police.One of the organisers felt they had been ‘unfairly treated’ by the authorities after receiving the backing of ward

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Nainital HC shuts for 2 days after staffer tests positive for COVID-19

NAINITAL : The Nainital High Court was closed on Tuesday for two days for sanitisation purposes after an employee tested positive for COVID-19. The court will re-open on August 27."One employee of the High Court has tested COVID-19 positive.

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Oxford Covid-19 vaccine: Serum Institute begins clinical trial in India

New Delhi: Serum Institute of India’s trial for ‘Covishield’ vaccine developed by the University of Oxford started on Tuesday, with the first patients screened by Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University (BVDU) Medical College and Hospital in Pune.“Today, we have screened some patients.

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Dozens of USC students test positive for COVID-19

LOS ANGELES - USC health officials reported an "alarming" spike of 43 coronavirus cases confirmed in off-campus housing facilities, along with 100 students in quarantine due to possible exposure to COVID-19.According to Dr. Sarah Van Orman, head of USC Student Health, 14 cases were identified through general population testing among students not showing any symptoms, while 29 more were confirmed through contact tracing and testing of people showing symptoms or who were exposed to the illness.RELATED: USC to expand virus testing after 45 students linked to Greek Row test positive for COVID-19"Los Angeles is at a critical juncture in public health," Orman wrote in a Monday virus update.

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Kirkcudbright Academy invigilator withholding council tax after being refused coronavirus compensation

“But I feel compelled to delay settlement until I secure acknowledgement that manifestly unfair differentials in financial settlements during the unprecedented Covid-19 period will be addressed categorically.”Mr Henry went on: “The difficulty resides in getting anyone to listen, so I encourage you, as a matter of some urgency, to participate in authentic dialogue toward a change that demonstrates common humanity and compassion for members of society currently excluded from equal consideration, which present arrangements cause only to deteriorate.”

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Kevin Hart reveals Covid-19 diagnosis

Kevin Hart tested positive for Covid-19 earlier this year (20).The Jumanji: The Next Level star spoke about his diagnosis as he performed at Dave Chappelle’s An Intimate Socially Distanced Affair show in Yellow Springs, Ohio, and told guests at the event: "The problem is that I had it around the same time as Tom Hanks, and I couldn’t say anything because he’s more famous than I am."Hanks and wife Rita Wilson announced on Instagram in March that they'd both tested positive for Covid-19, after arriving in Australia to work on the screen star's latest movie.

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Staff at NI hospital self-isolate over positive Covid-19 cases

Twenty members of staff at Craigavon Hospital in Co Armagh are self-isolating after colleagues tested positive for Covid-19.

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Quebec health minister to provide update on COVID-19 response

coronavirus crisis continues.Health Minister Christian Dubé will be in Montreal alongside Éric Caire, junior minister responsible for digital transformation. Dr.

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₹1,000 per person amid pandemic: Crisil report

MUMBAI : The rural distress following the pandemic has seen the average monthly income per person under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, 2005 (MGNREGA) doubling to around ₹1,000 in the first four months of the fiscal from ₹509 in FY2020, according to an analysis by Crisil.The April-July period typically sees around 25% more work execution in terms of person-days under the scheme compared to the rest of the year, thereby aiding rural income.This is understandable as tens of millions of workers have returned home jobless from cities due to the pandemic driven lockdowns."This fiscal, however, these four months saw a growth of 46% on-year in person-days, coupled with an increase of 12% in average wage under the scheme

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Kevin Hart Reveals He Had Coronavirus in March, Explains Why He Didn't Say Anything at the Time

Kevin Hart revealed he had Coronavirus early on in the pandemic, right around the time Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson revealed they were diagnosed with COVID-19. You may be wondering why Kevin never said anything about his diagnosis…and he explained why during a comedy set!

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Saskatoon city committee votes for masks to be made mandatory on public transit

Committee voted for masks to be mandatory on public transit, and recommended in city buildings, beginning Sept. 1.The discussion and debate, which lasted about three hours, ranged from issues of enforcement to definitions of masks.Debate ended when all councillors, save for Ward 1’s Darren Hill, voted in favour of the recommendation.

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The prominent Montreal magazine going online

A prestigious Montreal magazine, once prided for its print edition, is going online as the COVID-19 pandemic upends the print industry. Dress to Kill magazine’s Kathia Cambron joins Global’s Laura Casella.

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Fact check: Donald Trump, allies make several false claims on first day of Republican convention

Donald Trump made a dizzying array of misleading claims about voting fraud and health care as fellow Republicans opened their convention with speeches distorting the agenda of his Democratic rival, Joe Biden.Trump falsely asserted that he was the one who ensured that people with preexisting medical problems will be covered by health insurance; actually that was Democratic President Barack Obama. Several speakers accused Biden of proposing to defund police, ban fracking, take over health care and open borders — none of that true.A look at statements Monday at the Republican National Convention:: “We protected your preexisting conditions.

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Hamilton public school board reduces class sizes, staggers start for fall return

Hamilton Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) approved plans to reduce kindergarten class sizes for the 2020-21 school year during a board meeting on Monday night.Initially, the HWDSB planned around class sizes of about 26 in a fall 2020 return amid the COVID-19 pandemic, however, the board opted to add 47 more classes across the system in an effort to reduce the average class size to about 22.The move requires the hiring of 56 teachers at an additional cost of about $7.4 million.

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COVID-19, flu and cold confusion as kids return to school

Experts are bracing themselves for an uptick in not just cases of COVID-19, but of sore throats, flus and colds as well. Global News medical expert Dr. Mitch Shulman tells Laura Casella why testing and rigor will be so important.

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Web search for ‘anxiety’ spiked during coronavirus pandemic, study says

Google searches for anxiety were the highest in the history of the search engine during the coronavirus pandemic this spring.Searches for information about panic attacks and anxiety spiked following COVID-related major news events from mid-March to mid-May.That’s according to a study by authors from UC San Diego published in Monday’s Journal of the American Medical Association.The authors suggest that for some Americans, fear about COVID-19 may have a greater effect on their health than the actual coronavirus.Researchers hope this new data could help them design interventions that directly benefit people suffering from panic attacks.It also indicates that in the future, the web can help researchers target where and when stress and anxiety

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Govt may look at second stimulus once Covid-19 cases decline: Official

Mumbai: The government may look at introducing a second set of fiscal stimulus measures once the COVID-19 infections abate and the psychological fears in people's minds ebb, a top Finance Ministry official said on Tuesday.The government has also observed that 40 per cent of the cash transfers directly into the beneficiaries' accounts recently have been saved and not spent, leading to a feeling that there are limitations of the stimuli measures and hence, making timing the most important factor, Union Expenditure Secretary T V Somanathan said.It can be noted that the government's first round of fiscal stimulus was announced in late March, and included measures like extra spend of nearly 2 percentage points of GDP.

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Spanish military to assist in tracking Covid-19 infections

Spain will call in the army to help identify those who have been exposed to people infected with coronavirus.

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TVDSB holding meeting to decide whether to dip into reserve funds to cover coronavirus costs

TVDSB) is set to make a major decision Tuesday night.London’s public school board will decide whether or not to dip into reserve funds in order to help cover unexpected costs related to the novel coronavirus pandemic.TVDSB trustees will vote on a request to use $9.4 million to help keep “students and staff safe and healthy during the pandemic,” according to a letter the school board wrote to Education Minister Stephen Lecce.That amounts to nearly half of the board’s reserve funds.

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CSIR conducting sero-survey in 38 labs to check presence of COVID-19 antibodies

NEW DELHI : The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is conducting a survey in its 38 laboratories and institutes across India to gauge the serological prevalence among its employees and also understand how long antibodies against COVID-19 remain active, officials said.The exercise aims to target 10,000 CSIR employees and their family members in the age group of 19-60 years, said Shantanu Sengupta, a scientist with CSIR's Institute for Genomics and Integrative Biology (IGIB) in Delhi, which is coordinating the sero-survey.Sengupta said the exercise has already begun and it is expected to get completed by September.

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Higgs in Moncton, Vickers in Sussex on week two of New Brunswick election campaign

All our New Brunswick election 2020 coverage People’s Alliance Leader Kris Austen is in Miramichi for an announcement on drug addiction rehabilitation.More than one week into New Brunswick’s election campaign, the main issue has become the post-COVID economic recovery.Higgs is promising stability and to keep government spending under control while Vickers says more spending is needed to stimulate the economy.On Monday, Vickers accused Higgs of leaving hundreds of millions of federal infrastructure dollars on the table. Higgs said he welcomes federal aid, but doesn’t want to be told how to spend the money.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug.

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Lethbridge becomes latest city to pass mandatory masking bylaw

COVID-19.Bylaw 6239 — the Temporary Mandatory Face Covering Bylaw — will take effect immediately throughout the city, after its third and final reading passed in a 6-3 vote at Monday’s city council meeting.BREAKING: Lethbridge City Council has voted in favour of a mandatory mask bylaw. Final vote is 6-3.

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Nearly half of UK parents worried kids' education will always be behind after Covid-19

informally to recap prior learning; and they provide a great confidence boost as students’ progress through the materials.” Half of parents think their children's social skills will have been affected after months away from the playground and classroom.Other top worries around the return to school include the risk of their child catching Covid-19 (38 per cent), finding a five-day week difficult (27 per cent) and struggling academically (33 per cent).But while 23 per cent worry their youngster feels nervous about going back to school, 35 per cent think they are also excited.Playing games during break time (26 per cent), seeing their favourite teachers (22 per cent) and learning their preferred subjects (27 per cent) are things parents

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Singapore warns of further waves of COVID-19 until vaccine found

SINGAPORE : Further waves of the deadly COVID-19 are possible as long as a vaccine remains out of reach, Singapore’s Health Minister Gan Kim Yong warned on Tuesday, as the city-state recorded 31 new coronavirus cases, its lowest single-day figure since March.He, however, assured that the Ministry of Health (MOH) will make sure Singapore has the resources to care for all COVID-19 patients and support all healthcare institutions involved in the fight.Singapore will also work with its international partners to share information on cases and remains "actively involved" in developing vaccines and treatments for the virus, Gan said.Digitalisation projects to do with telehealth and remote working for staff will be accelerated, with MOH also

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India in talks with Russia on Sputnik-V covid vaccine: Health Ministry

novel coronavirus, Health Ministry today said that India is in conversation with Russia on lines of Sputnik-V covid-19 vaccine, which was earlier launched by Russian President Vladimir Putin."As far as Sputnik-5 vaccine is concerned, India and Russia are in communication.

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Kim Jong-un to ban North Korean schoolchildren with Covid-19 symptoms from going home

Kim Jong-un has ordered that children who have Covid-19 symptoms will not be allowed to leave school when they return for lessons on September 1.Officials in the crackpot communist nation fear losing more time in school and decided to force them to stay, an anonymous source told NK News.Children will have their temperatures taken by staff at the entrances of the school.Should the children show symptoms, they will be isolated and will continue to study at school while being monitored by teachers.It was also claimed that schools will only have to report their concerns should 7% of students have temperatures of 37.5C or higher.Should that happen, schools must alert local officials who may then decide to shut down the school.But, if the school

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NDP leader to visit London, Ont., calling on Ford government to increase school funding

NDP is visiting the Forest City Tuesday to call on Premier Doug Ford to improve his back-to-school plans.Andrea Horwath is scheduled to hold a press conference at 10 a.m. at Eagle Heights Public School on Oxford Street.She’ll be calling on Ford to decrease class sizes and increase funding for schools preparing to welcome back students amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.Horwath has been vocal about her concerns regarding Ontario’s back-to-school plans.

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WHO cautions on coronavirus plasma treatment: ‘The results are not conclusive’

World Health Organization on Monday cautioned that using blood plasma from COVID-19 survivors to treat other patients is still considered an experimental therapy, voicing the concern as a U.S. boost for the treatment has many scientists afraid formal studies will be derailed.On Sunday, the U.S.

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KFC drops ‘finger lickin’ good’ slogan due to COVID-19

ORLANDO, Fla. – The coronavirus pandemic is prompting changes at Kentucky Fried Chicken.The restaurant chain is temporarily dropping its 64-year-old slogan, “finger lickin’ good.”Company officials say the phrase doesn’t fit in the age of COVID-19.KFC has even gone as far as blurring the phrase from new billboards and signs.Company officials, however, say the slogan will be brought back sometime in the future.

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Coronavirus: Quebec doctors urge re-think of province’s back-to-school plan in open letter

coronavirus pandemic.The letter, addressed to Premier François Legault and provincial Health Minister Christian Dubé, as well as the Quebec and Montreal public health directors, Dr. Horacio Arruda and Dr.

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Recovered Covid-19 cases are 3.4 times the number of active cases in country: Govt

New Delhi: While tests for detection of Covid-19 have increased exponentially, there has been steady decline in country's positivity rate, said Health Ministry during a press briefing on Tuesday."Recovered Covid-19 cases are 3.4 times the number of active cases in the country," said a ministry official.For the first time, country's active cases of Covid-19 have reduced by 6,423 within a span of 24 hours, said Rajesh Bhushan, Secretary, Union Health Ministry. Active cases are only 22.2% of the total cases.

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Convalescent plasma therapy for covid-19 patients: What you need to know

What is convalescent plasma?When a person has COVID-19, their body produces antibodies that fight the coronavirus.

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Russia says its second covid vaccine has proved efficacy in pre-clinical trials: Report

coronavirus vaccine developed by Russia's Vektor State Research Center of Virology has proved its efficacy during pre-clinical trials, news agency TASS reported, citing a top offical. "The Vektor Center’s unique peptide-based vaccine has demonstrated high efficiency during preclinical tests and is now undergoing clinical trials," the center’s director Rinat Maksyutov said.The clinical trials of Vektor's vaccine are scheduled to be completed in September, the news agency reported, citing the country's regulator.Earlier this month, on August 11, Russia registered the world’s first vaccine against the novel coronavirus, even before final trials.

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Tripura set to step up testing as COVID cases surge: Official

AGARTALA : Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb has directed officials of the state's COVID-19 core committee to ramp up sample testing, and appealed to people to cooperate with the government in its fight against the disease, a senior official said on Tuesday.Deb, during a review meeting on Monday evening, expressed concern over the spike in coronavirus cases in the state, and sought strict enforcement of safety protocols.Tripura recorded 293 new COVID-19 cases and five fatalities on Monday.Dr Tapan Majumder, the head of the microbiology department at Agartala Government Medical College (AGMC) and member of the core panel, said 46 samples were randomly collected for COVID-19 examination from a local market here recently, of which 26

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MSMEs in Gujarat face tough time post unlock in COVID-19 pandemic

GUJARAT : The COVID-19 pandemic has hit hard all the industries, especially Micro, Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (MSMEs). Higher cost, low fresh demand, fixed expenses and limited cash are the few factors jolting the sector now.Anticipating that getting back on track will take a long time, the MSME sector in Gujarat is adopting an aggressive business restructuring model.

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Covid impact: Delhi Banquet group urges Kejriwal to forgo water,electricity bill

NEW DELHI : Representatives of various banquets hall associations in the city have urged Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to "waive" electricity and water charges incurred by these facilities during the period they were closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.The chief minister on Monday held a meeting with these representatives and thanked them for their cooperation in combating the pandemic in the national capital. "During the meeting with the CM, representatives of various banquet hall associations raised the problems faced by owners of such facilities and the business losses suffered by them due to the lockdown," said Krishna Jain, who represented East Delhi Banquet Halls Association.About 25-35 people from Delhi Banquet Association and

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Louis Riel School Division increases number of school buses to ensure student safety

https://t.co/3ApOEf21V6 pic.twitter.com/bnNHMOG6oX— Louis Riel SD (@louis_riel_sd) August 21, 2020“With the current Manitoba health and safety regulations in place for transportation, we knew it was going to be a challenge to provide the same capacity of service for our entire community,” said assistant superintendent Henri Peloquin.“As we reviewed the results, the parents of approximately 500 students, or 20 per cent of eligible riders, indicated they were able to make alternate arrangements.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“The reduction in ridership has helped us focus our efforts on building a solution for the remaining 80 per cent of students who need safe school bus transportation.”Global News

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Toronto FC unveils soccer app to help spot diamond in the rough

Toronto FC is hoping your phone will help unearth a soccer diamond in the rough.The Major League Soccer team is unveiling TFC Widenet, an app that evaluates young athletes six and up based on their speed and skills. In its present form, the free app will help TFC find kids who are fit and fast – and measure them against their own academy products.“It’s a pathway to become – potentially – a TFC player,” said Humza Teherany, chief technology and digital officer at Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment.

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Coronavirus: Ontario school bus drivers ask for COVID-19 safety protocols

COVID-19 safety protocols with just weeks to go before the start of class.The drivers, who are represented by Unifor, will hold a press conference this morning to discuss their request for information on safety measures on their vehicles. Ontario school bus drivers concerned about new school year The union says many of its drivers are senior citizens and are more vulnerable to the virus.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Ontario released a school reopening plan weeks ago which will see students return to class in early September.School boards have been given permission to stagger the start of classes over the first two weeks of the academic year if they need more time to prepare.

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Ontario’s fiscal watchdog to report on Ontario’s credit rating Tuesday

COVID-19 pandemic. Ontario government spent $3.5B less than planned in last fiscal year, watchdog says Earlier this month, the province announced that its deficit projection had nearly doubled in three months because of the outbreak.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Finance Minister Rod Phillips said the deficit would be $38.5 billion, up from the $20.5 billion projected in March.

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Indore records highest single-day spike of 265 COVID-19 cases

Indore recorded its highest single-day spike on Tuesday that took the district's COVID-19 tally to 11,673, an official said.According to officials, the health department has been ramping up treatment facilities for critical patients in hospitals to ease the pressure on intensive care units.As many as 265 persons tested positive for coronavirus infection in the last 24 hours, rising the tally in the Madhya Pradesh's worst-hit district to 11,673, the official said.Moreover, the deaths of four COVID-19 patients in the last five days has increased the toll in the district to 368, he said.An analysis of government data shows that the district has registered the fastest rate of viral spread in August.As per official data, at least 4,225 new cases

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Smaller scripts, smartphones shots dominate ad films amid covid outbreak

NEW DELHI : With restrictions and safety concerns around shooting of ad films, advertising agencies are rethinking the way to tell brand stories. The ad shoots are being supervised through Zoom calls and ad directors prefer tighter shots, ditching any kind of grandeur in the filming process or locations.Vivo's recent Onam campaign, for instance, is created through self-shot footage by the Malayalee community across five countries including US, Canada, Australia, Dubai and India (Mumbai and Kochi).

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Utah teachers, students who defy mask mandate could be charged with misdemeanor

according to a news release from the office of Gov. Gary R.

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Kevin Hart battled COVID 19 at the same time as Tom Hanks: Couldn’t say anything because he’s more famous

Kevin Hart has had one rocky year. The actor was in the news for the horrific car crash that left him with numerous injuries.

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Odisha's COVID-19 active tally reaches 26,826

ODISHA : Odisha has reported 2,752 fresh cases, taking the total number of active cases in the state to 26,826, said State's Information and Public Relations Department said on Tuesday.Among the new cases, 1,708 patients have been sent under quarantine, while 2,519 people have recovered from the virus.Out of these 2,75 cases, Jajpur reported the highest number of cases (217), followed by Ganjam (212), Koraput (174).India in the last 24 hours reported 60,975 COVID-19 cases, taking its overall coronavirus tally 31,67,324, said the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Tuesday.The total cases include 7,04,348 active cases and 24,04,585 patients cured/discharged/migrated.

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Man United defender Maguire on trial for assault in Greece

THESSALONIKI – Manchester United defender Harry Maguire is due to go on trial in Greece on Tuesday on assault charges following his arrest after a brawl last week on the island of Mykonos.Maguire, who was released from custody over the weekend, is not expected to be present at the trial on the nearby island of Syros.The England defender and two other unnamed defendants have been charged with assault and swearing in public, and Maguire has also been accused of attempting to bribe a police officer following his arrest.They will be tried under fast-track procedures which are usually completed in a single session of court.___More AP soccer: https://apnews.com/Soccer and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports

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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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