PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) and OccupyPHA have reached an agreement involving the Ridge Avenue encampment known as “Camp Teddy,” the encampment located across the street from PHA’s headquarters.“I want to thank all of those whose hard work and good faith negotiating resulted in this resolution,” said Mayor Kenney. “As I have said from the start, the issues raised by the camp leaders -- homelessness and the lack of affordable housing – are deep rooted and urgent.

We hope this agreement will lead to a resolution of the separate protest camp on the Parkway. And we hope it will lead to new impetus among all partners to solve these vexing problems.”Residents at Camp Teddy voluntarily vacated the encampment site on.

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Former NJ Gov. Chris Christie says he was wrong not to wear mask at White House

(Photo by Joshua Roberts/Getty Images) WASHINGTON - Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Thursday that he was wrong not to wear a mask at the White House after he and President Donald Trump both came down with the coronavirus.Christie, in a statement, said he has recovered from COVID-19 after a week-long stay in a hospital's intensive care unit.

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No end date for Rossdale homeless encampment as Edmonton moves forward with housing plans

The colder weather may be encroaching, but there’s still no firm end date for the Rossdale encampment.

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No end date set for Rossdale homeless encampment as Edmonton moves forward with convention centre housing plans

temporary housing for the city’s homeless at the Edmonton Convention Centre, an end date has not been set for a homeless encampment in the Rossdale neighbourhood.Interim city manager Adam Laughlin provided an update to councillors Thursday afternoon on the city’s continued response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which included plans to provide housing to those living rough in the city.The city has ramped up efforts to address the homelessness issue in recent weeks after large encampments were established in the Rossdale and Old Strathcona areas.Laughlin said plans are well underway to offer housing at the convention centre in the downtown core, with a goal of opening the temporary pandemic housing on Oct. 30.

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McConnell rejects Trump's push for 'higher' coronavirus stimulus deal

WASHINGTON - Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday rejected a coronavirus relief deal that costs more than $1.8 trillion, hours after President Trump indicated he was "absolutely" willing to raise his spending offer.READ MORE: Mark Cuban pitches $1,000 stimulus checks for Americans every 2 weeks for 2 monthsAsked during an appearance in Henderson, Ky., whether there can be a compromise between the White House-backed $1.8 trillion proposal and a $2.2 trillion offer put forward by House Democrats earlier this month, McConnell pushed back.“I don’t think so," he said. "That’s where the administration's willing to go.

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Police: Man, 20, wounded in West Philadelphia shooting

Police are investigating a shooting in West Philadelphia. WEST PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police say a man is in critical condition following a shooting in West Philadelphia.It happened on the 3700 block of Baring Street Thursday afternoon.According to police, the man was on the front porch when he was shot once in the abdomen and back.Police say they received information that the shooter ran inside the home.

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New PLOS pricing test could signal end of scientists paying to publish free papers

Jeffrey BrainardPLOS, the nonprofit publisher that in 2003 pioneered the open-access business model of charging authors to publish scientific articles so they are immediately free to all, this week rolled out an alternative model that could herald the end of the author-pays era. One of the new options shifts the cost of publishing open-access (OA) articles in its two most selective journals to institutions, charging them a fixed annual fee; any researcher at that institution could then publish in the PLOS journals at no additional charge.The new PLOS plan includes other features novel in scientific publishing, and it joins other emerging OA financing models that also do away with fees paid by authors.

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11 new coronavirus cases, 1 additional death confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka, local total reaches 1,108

novel coronavirus cases on Thursday, in addition to one new death, bringing the local total number of cases up to 1,108, including 43 deaths.The new cases are in Barrie, Penetanguishene, New Tecumseth, Innisfil, Bradford and Orillia, Ont.

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Canadian home sales up nearly 46% in September: CREA

CREA) said on Thursday.The industry group said actual sales, not seasonally adjusted, rose 45.6% from a year earlier, while the group’s Home Price Index was up 10.3% from September last year and up 1.3% from August.“This is starting to sound like a broken record (about records being broken), but Canadian home sales and prices set records once again in September … as they did in July and August,” said Shaun Cathcart, senior economist at CREA, in a statement.The largest price gains were in smaller Ontario cities and in the capital region of Ottawa, with further flung Toronto suburbs and Ontario cottage towns also showing very strong year-over-year gains.This reinforces the view that Canadians are fleeing the tight confines of urban centers

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Hamilton begins removal of homeless encampments

Agreement reached to end litigation over Hamilton’s homeless encampments The move is part of an agreement to end litigation between the city and community advocates who took legal action claiming Hamilton didn’t offer proper supports for the homeless population.After an extension of a Superior Court injunction in late July, which challenged bylaws, both parties agreed to appear together before the Superior Court to withdraw the application.The agreement calls for the advocates and the city to continue engaging with provincial health authorities to help people who need more support than municipal shelter and outreach efforts can offer.Hamilton has been dealing with the increase in homelessness during the pandemic in a number of ways

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Philadelphia issues safety standards for outdoor dining during colder weather

PHILADELPHIA - Outdoor dining has helped many restaurants in Philadelphia weather the coronavirus pandemic during the summer months. But with colder weather approaching, city restaurants will soon face another hurdle to keep dinners safe and comfortable.Philadelphia on Thursday issued guidelines on how to safely maintain outdoor dining areas during the chill of winter.

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Fatal house fire investigated in New Smyrna Beach

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. – At least one person was killed Wednesday when a New Smyrna Beach house caught fire, officials said.The fire happened in the 600 block of St. Andrews Circle.A photo released by firefighters shows smoke pouring from the roof of the home.The state fire marshal will investigate the cause of the fire.No other details have been released.Structure fire located at 685 St Andrews Circle.

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Covid-19 vaccine in India: PM Modi takes stock of development, distribution process

NEW DELHI : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday participated in a review meeting of the research and potential vaccine development against the novel coronavirus pandemic. PM Modi took stock of Ministry of Health’s "comprehensive" distribution and delivery mechanism for the vaccines, once successful for usage.

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Cyprus House speaker quits over citizenship for sale scandal

NICOSIA – Cyprus’ parliamentary speaker has resigned after an undercover news report allegedly caught him on tape promising to help circumvent the country's rules on granting citizenship to foreign investors.Demetris Syllouris had initially decided to stay on as speaker but abstain from his duties until investigations ran their course.Syllouris, who had a 28-year record of service as a lawmaker, said Thursday he had not wanted to quit because it would appear as if he was guilty.“I maintain my resolute conviction that I did not violate the law in any way,” he said in a statement.The scandal erupted after news outlet Al Jazeera’s investigative unit used hidden cameras to show Syllouris and others promising to a man posing as a representative

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Man, 28, critical after quadruple shooting at gas station in Southwest Philadelphia

SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA - A gas station employee is among four people hurt following a shooting Wednesday night in Southwest Philadelphia.Authorities say an argument at a gas station on the 6900 block of Buist Street escalated into gunfire around 7 p.m. The argument reportedly happened outside a garage at the station. Police say a 28-year-old man was working inside the garage when he was struck eight times by gunfire.

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Waiting for Brexit: Another deadline, likely another delay

BRUSSELS – It is yet another vital deadline day in the four-year torturous trek called Brexit, but Spoiler Alert!: most likely nothing will happen.British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had set the first day of the European Union summit on Thursday as the deadline to get a trade and security deal to replace its EU membership that expired on Jan. 31.

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Coronavirus denier's house party 'leads to death of two family members'

relatives of a man who said the coronavirus pandemic is "an overblown media hoax" died after he invited them to his house party. Donald Trump supporter Tony Green also labelled Covid-19 as a "scamdemic" before he and his family members were struck down by the illness.

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Collectively strengthen pandemic response; plan for COVID-19 vaccination: WHO

SEAR/PR/1743New Delhi - As COVID-19 cases continue to increase in most countries of WHO South-East Asia Region, World Health Organization has called for stronger collective efforts by one and all to curtail the virus transmission; while also urging countries to plan for efficient roll out of COVID-19 vaccines as soon as they are available.

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'The World Bank has to come in a big way to finance global covid vaccine delivery'

NEW DELHI : The Indian government is taking the first steps towards preparing for a mass immunisation programme in 2021, provided the world gets a successful covid-19 vaccine. These preparations would have to be based on a few assumptions simply because there are many unknowns, K.

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Broadway reaches for normalcy with Tony Award nominations

NEW YORK – Broadway's coronavirus-shortened season is getting an awards process that reflects this tumultuous year — incomplete, seemingly unfair and filled with loss. Nominations for Tony Awards will be announced Thursday with just 18 eligible plays and musicals making the cut, a fraction of the 34 shows the season before.

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Pennsylvania becomes a battleground over election security

PHILADELPHIA, PA - JUNE 02: Voters cast ballots in primary elections on June 2, 2020 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Dueling town halls for Trump, Biden after debate plan nixed

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump and challenger Joe Biden will compete for TV audiences in dueling town hall meetings instead of meeting face-to-face for their second debate as originally planned.The two will take questions in different cities on different networks Thursday night: Trump on NBC from Miami, Biden on ABC from Philadelphia.

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Covid may leave 132 mn more undernourished by year-end

covid-19 pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.Millions of enterprises are facing an existential threat from the pandemic, the WHO said in a statement issued jointly with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations , the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), and the International Labour Office (ILO) on Tuesday.It said that nearly half of the global workforce of 3.3 billion is at risk of losing their livelihoods, with informal economy workers being the most vulnerable as most lack social protection and access to quality healthcare and have also lost their productive assets. “Without the means to earn during lockdowns, many are unable to feed themselves and their families.

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White House staff infected with coronavirus begin returning to work, spurning masks

coronavirus spread through the White House, staffers have begun trickling back to the West Wing, saying they only had mild symptoms and again spurning the use of masks despite criticism that they have been careless about the outbreak.With U.S. President Donald Trump declaring himself immune after his own bout with COVID-19 required hospitalization, his aides at the White House, his re-election campaign and the Republican National Committee are steadily recovering from a sickness that sidelined many of them just weeks before the Nov.

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Police investigate quadruple shooting at gas station in Southwest Philadelphia

SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA - Police are investigating a quadruple shooting at a gas station in Southwest Philadelphia. It happened on the 6900 block of Buist Avenue around 7 p.m. Wednesday.According to police, a 28-year-old man was shot eight times.

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Lebron James gifts 5-year-old daughter a mini house modeled after his own mansion

FILE - Athlete LeBron James, recepient of Icon 360 Award and daughter Zhuri James attend Harlem's Fashion Row during New York Fahion Week at Capitale on September 4, 2018 in New York City.

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Weather Authority: Cool Wednesday night leading to one more pleasant day

PHILADELPHIA (FOX 29) - What a picture perfect, gorgeous Wednesday! The high in Philadelphia made it to 72 with low humidity, light breezes and plenty of sunshine.FOX 29's Kathy Orr is forecasting temperatures overnight will drop to the upper 40s to mid 50s, so Thursday will start cool. It will be a partly cloudy overnight.Temperatures Thursday should increase over 20 degrees, or so, throughout the day, making it a warm and pleasant day with plenty of sunshine.___For the latest forecast and location-based severe weather alerts, download the FOX 29 Weather Authority app.___AdvertisementA cold front is approaching from the west and it will bring rain to the region Friday.

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'Totally Under Control' Directors on White House Corruption and Trump's COVID Diagnosis (Exclusive)

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Ontario training hundreds of lab workers to deal with testing backlog. But is it enough?

A new program to train desperately needed medical lab workers amid a growing backlog of COVID-19 tests is being rolled out at The Michener Institute in downtown Toronto, Global News has learned.The program will prepare up to 600 lab workers in a condensed, intensive two-day course online followed by two hours of in-person lab experience at the Michener Institute of Education at University Health Network starting Wednesday. The institute said the Ontario government was funding the training program.The institute hopes that the new workers will reduce the workload for the certified technologists and assistants who face a backlog of more than 26,500 unprocessed tests as of Oct.

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Made In Chelsea's Tabitha Willett splits from fiance after Covid wedding delay

Made In Chelsea alum Tabitha Willett has announced that she and fiance Fraser Caruthers have gone their separate ways.

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SEC postpones Florida-LSU game as Gators deal with COVID-19 outbreak

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The Southeastern Conference postponed Saturday’s game between No. 10 Florida and defending national champion LSU a day after the Gators had 19 players test positive for COVID-19.The game was tentatively rescheduled for Dec.

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Cinemas to have a cautious reopening tomorrow amid Covid fears and old content

NEW DELHI/MUMBAI : Sushant Singh Rajput’s last theatrical release “Chhichhore" is among the films that will get a big screen re-release on Thursday as cinemas in several parts of the country ready to open after seven months in the shadow of a pandemic.While theatres and multiplexes will remain closed in states like Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Chhattisgarh, they will open this week in several places, including Delhi and parts of Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, with stringent dos and don’ts in keeping with the new COVID-19 normal.Ushering in a new era of movie watching, the Union government allowed multiplexes, cinema halls and theatres to reopen from Thursday within the framework of a set of standard operating procedures (SOPs).

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Covid-19: CBSE extends deadline for 2021 board exam fee payment till Oct 31

NEW DELHI : The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Wednesday extended the deadline for payment of examination fees for classes 10 and 12 students till October 31, according to officials."Looking into the problems faced by schools and parents, the last date for submission of List of Candidates (LOC) for classes 10 and 12 for 2021 board exams without late fees has been extended from October 15 to 31 and with late free from November 1 to 7," said Sanyam Bhardwaj, CBSE's Examination Controller."From various sources it has come to the notice of CBSE that schools and parents are facing problems in completing LOC because of the situation created due to COVID-19 pandemic," Bhardwaj added.The Delhi government last week wrote to CBSE

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18-year-old shot multiple times in West Philadelphia, 2 suspects sought

WEST PHILADELPHIA - Authorities are searching for two men in connection to a shooting Tuesday afternoon in West Philadelphia that left an 18-year-old man critically wounded. Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department were dispatched to the 4900 block of Westminster Avenue just after 3 p.m. for reports of a shooting. Responding officers found a Hyundai Sonata with its driver's side door open and several bullet holes on the along its side.

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Police ID 27-year-old man shot and killed in North Philadelphia

Police investigate a shooting that killed a 27-year-old man in North Philadelphia NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police say a 27-year-old man has been killed after he was shot in the head in North Philadelphia.Authorities said police responded to the 1700 block of North 28th Street a little before 8 p.m. Tuesday for a shooting.Officers arriving on scene found 27-year-old Ronald Wilford suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to the back of his head.Police rushed Wilford to Temple University Hospital where he was pronounced dead.Police say the investigation is ongoing.

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YouTube to Pull Clips Questioning Authorities on COVID-19 Vaccines

vaccines to treat the coronavirus, the company said on Wednesday.The new policy applies to clips with content that contradicts “expert consensus" from local health authorities and the World Health Organization.This includes claims that Covid-19 vaccines will kill people or cause infertility, or that microchips will be implanted in people who get these treatments, the company said. The second example refers to a conspiracy theory that falsely claims Bill Gates plans to inject chips into every vaccinated person.The change is part of a slate of new policies around public health information from Google’s massive video service, where footage questioning the efficacy of vaccinations have lived online for years.

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Why India needs to direct more resources to manage young comorbid adults infected with covid-19?

NEW DELHI : As around 47% people succumbing to covid-19 infection were comorbid and aged below 60 years, which means suffering from hypertension, diabetes, cardiac diseases and others, the government needs to focus on comorbid young adults that constitute the largest workforce in India to prevent economic loss, public health experts have said.According to the health ministry data, while 53% deaths were reported among 60 years old and above, 35% deaths were recorded in the age group of 45-60 years, 10% in aged 26-44 years and 1% each in the age group of 18-25 years and below 17 years. In the age group of 45-60 years, 13.9% had comorbidities and1.5% had no comorbidity.

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Vaccine may not end pandemic due to fake news, warn scientists

Developing a working Covid-19 vaccine "might not be enough" to end the pandemic unless steps are taken to tackle coronavirus misinformation, scientists have warned.

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FOP sues Philadelphia over decision to hold hearing on upcoming contract negotiations

PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia police union on Wednesday announced they have filed a lawsuit against the city's decision to hold a public hearing about the department's upcoming contract proposal.In a release, Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #5 President John McNesby called the city's ordinance "invalid" and claimed it “adversely affects [the union's] collective bargaining rights.”The ordinance, which was passed by Philadelphia City Council and signed by Mayor Jim Kenney, calls for a public hearing on the collective bargaining process and the Philadelphia Police Department's impending contract negotiations with the city.The union, which includes 6,500 members, says they oppose the ordinance because the collective bargaining process is

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School District of Philadelphia unveils phased plan for switch to hybrid learning

PHILADELPHIA - The School District of Philadelphia has announced plans for a move to hybrid learning, beginning next month.School District of Philadelphia Superintendent William R. Hite, Jr.

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Police: 15-year-old boy shot on front porch of home in West Philadelphia

WEST PHILADELPHIA - Authorities are investigating after a 15-year-old boy was shot on the front porch of a home in West Philadelphia Tuesday night.Police say the shooting happened on the 800 block of North 48th Street just before 9 p.m. Philadelphia Police Cheif Inspector Scott Small said the boy was inside an enclosed front porch with a family member when an unknown shooter entered and shot the victim at least once in the chest.The victim was taken to Penn Presbyterian Hospital by a family member and placed in critical condition. No arrests have been reported.___Tips can be submitted by calling 215-686-TIPS (8477) or texting PPD TIP (773847).

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Police: 15-year-old boy on front porch of home in West Philadelphia

WEST PHILADELPHIA - Authorities are investigating after a 15-year-old boy was shot on the front porch of a home in West Philadelphia Tuesday night.Police say the shooting happened on the 800 block of North 48th Street just before 9 p.m. Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small said the boy was inside an enclosed front porch with a family member when an unknown shooter entered and shot the victim at least once in the chest.The victim was taken to Penn Presbyterian Hospital by a family member and placed in critical condition. No arrests have been reported.___Tips can be submitted by calling 215-686-TIPS (8477) or texting PPD TIP (773847).

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UK urged to conclude trade deal with EU to limit Brexit cost

LONDON – A leading international economic watchdog urged the British government to conclude a free trade agreement with the European Union in the coming days and weeks to support the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.In its latest survey of the the British economy, the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said Wednesday that a trade deal that ensures a close relationship will minimize the costs of Brexit.The OECD, which monitors and advises its 37 member countries, said the British economy will likely end this year 10.1% smaller than the start of the year after the impact of the pandemic, which led to a wide-ranging lockdown in the spring.

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₹7000 cr revenue in first 3-4 months of covid pandemic: Biyani

NEW DELHI : Future Group founder Kishore Biyani on Wednesday said the homegrown retail major lost nearly ₹7,000 crore revenue in first three-four months of the COVID-19 pandemic due to closing of stores, which led him to sell his business to Reliance Industries.In August this year, billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries announced acquisition of retail and wholesale business and the logistics and warehousing business from the Future Group as going concerns on a slump sale basis for ₹24,713 crore."We got into a trap to be very honest with COVID-19.

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Indian economy will recover from coronavirus crisis with right policies: IMF official

WASHINGTON : The Indian economy, severely hit by the coronavirus pandemic, would be well placed to start recovering from the “horrible crisis" with the government making efforts on both the fiscal and monetary side in addition to putting in place structural elements, a top IMF official has said.The International Monetary Fund in its annual World Economic Outlook significantly downgrades India's growth for the fiscal year 2020 to minus 10.3 per cent.At the same time, IMF said that India is likely to bounce back with an impressive 8.8 per cent growth rate in 2021, but for this New Delhi needs to ramp up its efforts in various fields.In terms of what can be done going forward, clearly on the fiscal side, the IMF believes there is more that can

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India to have 100 unicorns by 2025 despite covid: TiE report

NEW DELHI : India is on a path to have 100 unicorns by 2025, despite the impact that the covid-19 pandemic has had on the Indian start-up ecosystem. There was a dip in overall funding by 50% during the lockdown as compared to pre-covid levels, around 40% start-ups were negatively impacted, and 15% of Indian startups were forced to discontinue operations due to the pandemic.

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Nearly half of the global workforce at risk of losing livelihoods due to covid: WHO

NEW DELHI : Nearly half of the world’s 3.3 billion global workforce are at risk of losing their livelihoods, while the number of undernourished people, currently estimated at nearly 690 million, could increase by up to 132 million by the end of the year, due to the covid-induced economic and social disruptions, UN agencies have warned.In a joint statement issued Tuesday with Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), and the International Labour Office (ILO), the World Health Organisation (WHO) said that the pandemic has led to a dramatic loss of human life worldwide and presents an unprecedented challenge to public health and food systems, as millions of enterprises face an

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Asia Today: India reports 63,000 new cases, China tests 4.2M

NEW DELHI – India has confirmed more than 63,000 new cases of the coronavirus, an increase of over 8,000 from the previous day but still far fewer than it was reporting a month ago, when the virus was at its peak in the country.The Health Ministry reported 63,509 new cases on Wednesday, raising India’s total to more than 7.2 million, second in the world behind the U.S. The ministry also reported 730 fatalities in the past 24 hours, raising the death toll to 110,586.

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Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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