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coronavirus surged by more than 40 per cent last week, likely due to changes in how COVID-19 deaths were reported across the Americas and by newly adjusted figures from India, according to a World Health Organization report released Wednesday.In its latest weekly report on the pandemic, the U.N. health agency said the number of new coronavirus cases fell everywhere, including in WHO’s Western Pacific region, where they had been rising since December.About 10 million new COVID-19 infections and more than 45,000 deaths were reported worldwide over the past week, following a 23% drop in fatalities the week before.The jump in reported deaths, up from 33,000 last week, was due mainly to an accounting change; WHO noted that countries including Chile and the United States altered how they define COVID-19 deaths.

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Amid Covid surge in other countries, here's what Maharashtra health minister said on curbs

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COVID-19 creates burden for parents with young children who can’t be vaccinated

The COVID-19 pandemic has placed a particular burden on parents with young children who are unable to get the protection that vaccination offers. Morgan Black more.

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Approximately 10% of Alberta’s COVID-19 vaccines wasted or expired: government department

COVID-19 vaccine doses wasted or expired in Alberta has increased substantially in the last five months.“To date, approximately 10 per cent of the doses received into Alberta have been wasted or expired,” Alberta Health (AH) director of communications Chris Bourdeau told Global News.“By comparison, the wastage in the 2019-20 influenza campaign was approximately eight per cent.”While AH couldn’t provide an exact number of the COVID-19 vaccine doses that were wasted or that expired, the province said it had received 7,836,025 doses in total as of Nov.

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Singapore gradually easing COVID-19 measures: PM Lee Hsien Loong

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Are all fatalities counted as Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 death toll climbs?

Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 death toll continues to rise, passing 900 on Wednesday.A researcher says that figure may not count everyone who passed away from of the disease because it hasn’t in the past.“The excess mortality data that we had for Saskatchewan,” Tara Moriarty said, “and all provinces outside Quebec, suggested that what we were missing was a lot of the deaths in community.”Moriarty is an infectious disease researcher at the University of Toronto and co-author of a Royal Society of Canada report that found “evidence that at least two thirds of the deaths caused by COVID-19 in communities outside of the long-term care sector may have been missed.”“Most other Canadian provinces (besides Quebec) look like they missed probably 50 per

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NDP’s Andrea Horwath criticized for opposing mandatory COVID vaccinations for education workers

COVID-19 vaccinations for education workers.Andrea Horwath has said she supports regular rapid virus tests for unvaccinated education workers before they come to work.She told CBC in an interview Wednesday that she considers it a charter right for people to refuse the vaccine.Progressive Conservative Premier Doug Ford has also said he won’t mandate vaccinations for workers, saying he thinks it’s a constitutional right to refuse the shot.

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COVID-19: New Brunswick confirms 13 new cases, majority in Moncton

COVID-19 on Thursday.There are nine new cases in Zone 1 (Moncton region). Eight of the nine cases are under investigation and one case is a contact of a previously confirmed case.Two cases are reported in Zone 6 (Bathurst region) and another two in Zone 7 (Miramichi region).

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Nearly 1,200 new COVID-19 vaccines given in Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph

COVID-19 vaccine doses were administered in the area the previous day.About 250 of the shots were first doses and almost 950 were second doses, public health said.

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Twelve pregnant women treated for Covid-19 in past week

Twelve pregnant women with Covid-19 have been treated by the Belfast Trust in the past week.

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Quebec announces vaccine passport system after rise in COVID-19 cases

Quebec Premier François Legault says his government will impose a vaccine passport system following a recent rise in COVID-19 infections.Legault says Health Minister Christian Dube will announce details in the coming days about how the system will work and when it will begin.The government had previously said it would wait until September to start requiring Quebecers to show proof of vaccination to access non-essential services in parts of the province where COVID-19 transmission is high.Health officials in the province have reported an average of 160 new daily cases over the past seven days, compared to an average of 74 the previous week.More coming.

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B.C. reports 411 new COVID-19 cases as active cases dip below 5,000

COVID-19 on Tuesday, the lowest daily total since March 8.The province also reported two fatalities from the disease, bringing B.C.’s COVID-19 death toll to 1,650.Of the new cases, 37 were in the Vancouver Coastal Health region, 285 were in the Fraser Health region, 12 were in Island Health, 69 were in Interior Health, and eight were in Northern Health. Five of the case are epi-linked.The number of people in hospital with the disease rose by 10 to 360.

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Quebec unveils its reopening plan amid COVID-19 vaccine rollout, ends curfew

Quebec Premier François Legault outlined the province’s new reopening plan amid a ramped-up COVID-19 vaccine rollout, which includes ending the curfew on May 28 and easing public health restrictions.

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SHA to begin administrating COVID-19 vaccines in elementary, high schools in June

Saskatchewan Health Authority will begin administering COVID-19 vaccines in both elementary and high schools across the province in an announcement made Tuesday.Delivery dates are still being finalized with local education officials, but once confirmed the dates will be communicated to parents through individual schools.In total, the province says there will 90,000 vaccines made available to those 12 years of age and older.

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Gyms closing, school rules change again as Quebec tightens COVID-19 restrictions in certain zones

Quebec reports more than 1,000 cases for 7th consecutive day High school students will begin alternating between one day of in-class learning and one day of online learning as of next Monday, April 12 and extracurricular activities in schools are being cancelled.Indoor sports will be curtailed as of Thursday, with the closure of gyms.In orange zones, masks will be made mandatory for all elementary school students and places of worship will only be allowed to welcome a maximum of 100 people.The curfew, however, remains unchanged in both red and orange zones with people required to stay home between 9:30 p.m. and 5 a.m.Legault, however warned that the government will not hesitate to move the curfew forward to 8 p.m.

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With quickened vaccination pace, US races against COVID variants

Over the weekend, the United States administered 4 million COVID-19 vaccines on a single day, a new record that comes as the country has settled into administering an average of 3.1 million shots per day.

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COVID-19: Holy Rosary Catholic Elementary School in London, Ont., temporarily closing

COVID-19 concerns.In a statement issued Saturday, the London District Catholic School Board (LDCSB) announced that Holy Rosary Catholic Elementary School will be closed from April 6-9.The LDCSB said half of the students and two-thirds of staff are self-isolating due to three positive COVID-19 cases at the school.The closure is also due to the ongoing teacher and educational assistant shortage, according to the school board.

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Nagpur records 4,110 new COVID-19 cases; 62 fatalities

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Maharashtra: Over 1,000 booked for flouting COVID norms at religious gathering

Maharashtra's Buldhana district, news agency PTI report said. In the wake of recent Covid-19 cases across the state, the Maharashtra government recently prohibited religious, social and political gatherings.Sub-Divisional Officer of Police Ramesh Barkate said, "The incident took place on Friday when the people took out the annual 'Sandal yatra' to the shrine of Sailani Baba."Despite the prohibition against mass gatherings, more than 1,000 people took part in the event on Friday evening.

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Maharashtra govt imposes complete weekend lockdown, night curfew amid Covid surge

Maharashtra government on Sunday ordered to impose complete lockdown next weekend from 8 pm on Friday to 7 am on Monday, said NCP minister Nawab Malik.Along with that, the state government also extended the night curfew in the state. The night curfew will be put in place from 8 pm to 7 am.He said that night curfew will continue and prohibitory orders issued under section 144 will be force during the day time during the week.To recall, Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray had earlier instructed officials to impose a state-wide night curfew from Sunday, March 28, to curb rising cases of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19).Only essential services will be permitted.

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COVID-19 vaccine drive-thru line in Regina reopens after closing due to long wait

The mood was upbeat on the Evraz Place grounds Saturday, as Regina’s drive-thru immunization clinic reopened to those 55 and up. By 9:30 a.m. the Saskatchewan Health Authority was already reporting a six hour wait.

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Central Public School in Woodstock, Ont., closing due to ‘significant’ COVID-19 exposure: TVDSB

Thames Valley District School Board says active cases of COVID-19 were identified at four of its schools on Tuesday, including one school that is being forced to close as a result.The board says Central Public School in Woodstock, Ont., will be closed “due to significant exposure and a high number of students and staff required to quarantine.” Active COVID-19 cases confirmed at 5 more TVDSB schools “Effective Wednesday, March 31, 2021, students at Central Public School will temporarily transition from in-person to remote learning until after the end of Spring Break on Monday, April 19,” the board said on the school’s website.“Classroom teachers will contact families with information for remote learning.

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Regina community and recreation centres closing due to COVID-19

COVID-19 in the city.The City of Regina said this includes all ice arenas, the Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre and the Sportplex – Fieldhouse & Lawson Aquatic Centre among other facilities. Regina approves 2021 operating budget in principle, includes 2.34% mill rate increase For a full list of closures, visit the city’s website.The closures will remain in place until April 5 and are subject to change.

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Another Toronto LGBTQ2 bar at risk of closing amid COVID-19 pandemic

Queen West spot a draw for patrons over the last seven years.But the regulars here come for much more than the quirky surroundings, rock music and cold beer. Owner Celeste Torpedo set out to create a queer-centric, politically anti-oppressive safe space for her patrons.“It is very essential for people’s mental health and well-being to have community around especially queer folks because a lot of queer people don’t really have their biological families around,” said Torpedo.

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Covid-19 vaccine manufacturing in US races ahead

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Mayfair Elementary temporarily closing due to multiple COVID-19 positive cases, officials say

Mayfair Elementary School MAYFAIR - Mayfair Elementary School will close temporarily from March 18 through April 1, due to multiple positive cases of COVID-19, officials announced Wednesday.A letter was sent to parents and families of students, detailing steps officials will embark on to ensure safety for all within the school community.The letter explained any child who was in a classroom with a student or staff who subsequently has tested positive for COVID-19 will be contacted by Philadelphia Department of Public Health to list next steps, including the need for the child to quarantine.All students will participate in digital learning while the school building is closed.The letter went on to explain parents and families should be aware

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Alberta’s latest support for businesses affected by COVID ‘a drop in the bucket’: CFIB

Annie Dormuth with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business joins Global’s Joel Senick with reaction to the Alberta government’s latest COVID-19 financial support announcement for small- and medium-sized businesses.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton tops 7,000 cases amid COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19 on Friday and now has over 7,000 coronavirus cases since the pandemic began in March.The city has seen 7,198 total cases in the past year and now has 196 COVID-19 connected deaths.The city’s total number of active cases went up 53 on Friday to 1,675. The city’s case rate also went up to 159 per 100,000 from the 158 reported on Thursday.Public health reported three new deaths on Friday, two people over 80 and another in their 70s.

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Dean Gaffney sent home from Dame Barbara Windsor's funeral due to Covid restrictions

Dame Barbara Windsor's former EastEnders co-star Dean Gaffney was turned away from her funeral today, reports claim.

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As hospitals cope with a COVID-19 surge, cyber threats loom

BURLINGTON, Vt. – By late morning on Oct. 28, staff at the University of Vermont Medical Center noticed the hospital’s phone system wasn’t working.Then the internet went down, and the Burlington-based center's technical infrastructure with it.

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Britain's nod to covid-19 vaccine sparks 'speed over safety' debate

London: Britain's announcement that it has become the first Western country to authorise the use of a covid-19 vaccine has sparked debate about whether officials emphasized speed over safety.The UK's Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency gave temporary authorisation for people to receive a vaccine produced by U.S. drugmaker Pfizer and German company BioNTech.The agency made the decision under rules allowing regulators to sign off on medicines more quickly during public health emergencies.The move made the United Kingdom the world's first country to OK a rigorously tested covid-19 vaccine.

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Lauren Burnham Defends Arie Luyendyk Jr. Going Christmas Tree Shopping After Covid-19 Diagnosis

Bachelor star revealed to fans fans he'd tested positive in a video posted to Instagram on November 26, and reports that his wife Lauren Burnham has come to his defense on social—saying he's since tested negative and is allowed to be in public.After posting a bunch of pictures from their Christmas tree shopping trip, Lauren shared a DM from a fan that asked “Doesn’t Arie have COVID? Why are you out and about?”She reportedly replied, “Arie’s quarantine period is over per CDC guidelines and doctor advice. He even got a negative test before rejoining Alessi and I in the house to make me feel more comfortable even though that’s not necessary according to the CDC.

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Covid-19 mobile testing units launched in South Ayrshire offers those without symptoms a free diagnosis

www.gov.uk/get-coronavirus-test (select ‘No, none of these symptoms’ when prompted), or by calling NHS Inform on 0800 028 2816 if you don’t have internet access. Morning appointments will be open for bookings the evening before, and further slots will be released on the day itself for afternoon appointments that same day.If you can’t get an appointment to suit straight away, keep trying as new appointments will appear regularly.

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Singer Jeremih Is Moved Out Of ICU Amid COVID-19 Diagnosis

hospitalized and put on a ventilator while battling COVID-19. According to a public statement issued by his family, the 33-year-old singer is doing much better.“Jeremih has been transferred out of ICU.

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AP-NORC poll: New angst for caregivers in time of COVID-19

WASHINGTON – The coronavirus pandemic has thrust many Americans into the role of caring for an older or disabled loved one for the first time, a new poll finds. And caregivers on the whole say they’re encountering unexpected risks and demands as a result of the virus, requiring greater time and effort.

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Tesco angers staff with 'unfair' Covid-19 quarantine rules that could cost wages

coronavirus rules that mean they have to take holiday or lose wages if they have to quarantine from a holiday.

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‘Man Like Mobeen’ creator Guz Khan says season 4 could explore COVID in prison

Man Like Mobeen creator-star Guz Khan has opened up about a potential fourth season of the sitcom.In a recent interview with NME, Khan said he would “love to go again” for another season and explained how new episodes could touch upon the experience of COVID-19 in prison.“I’d love to go again,” Khan said of the future of the show. “The main thing is nobody knows what’s going on with scheduling and filming at the moment, so even if we go ahead with series four of Man Like Mobeen, and I’ve got some exciting ideas – I definitely feel that part of the story would have to be told in Pakistan this time – but the problem is, the backlog of scheduling goes back to 2022, so I’ve got to make a real choice based on timelines and people’s interest.

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Covid-19: Pilots stare at uncertain future

₹4.30 lakh-4.50 lakh per month as gross salary, which has now been revised to about ₹67,000, according to an internal communication in May, which has been reviewed by Mint.A senior pilot at the airline is now paid a gross salary of about ₹1.25 lakh per month down from ₹6.3 lakh-6.5 lakh earlier.The Mumbai-headquartered airline has also done away with variable allowance for flying more than 70 hours a month, and several other incentives given during a layover.Apart from the gross salaries, GoAir's senior first officers, who are flying, will now be paid ₹1,900 per hour for the first 10 hours to ₹9,200 per hour while flying 60-70 hours during a month.

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Modi speaks to Trump over phone, discusses Covid-19 situation among other issues

NEW DELHI: India and the US discussed on Tuesday the ongoing border tensions between India and China during a telephone call between US president Donald Trump and Indian prime minister Narendra Modi, made by the former to invite Modi to the G7 summit in the US later this year.

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601 new Covid-19 cases found in Tamil Nadu, including 37 foreign returnees

With 601 new Covid-19 cases getting reported in Tamil Nadu on Tuesday, the state's virus count reached 12,448.

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Ayrshire football boss praises club for ensuring players still get wages during COVID-19 crisis

Irvine Vics boss Brian McLuckie has heaped praised on the club for ensuring his players still get paid through the coronavirus crisis.

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39 of 57 Covid-19 deaths are due to severe co-morbid conditions: West Bengal

The Inter-Ministerial Central Team wrote to chief secretary asking him to explain the methodology used by 'committee of doctors' in the state to ascertain deaths due to Covid-19

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Cocoa police officer tests positive for COVID-19

COCOA, Fla. – A Cocoa police officer has tested positive for COVID-19, according to an agency spokeswoman.

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Covid-19: Maharashtra worried over Mumbai’s high mortality rate

MUMBAI: The high mortality rate due to covid-19 in Mumbai has got the Maharashtra government worried. The state on Monday formed a nine-member task force of specialist doctors from public and private hospitals, led by Sanjay Oak, to finalise a protocol for better clinical management of the critically-ill patients.

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29 new cases of COVID-19 in Ottawa on Friday

OTTAWA -- There are 29 new cases of COVID-19 in Ottawa.

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Nova Scotia surpasses 200 COVID-19 cases

There are now 207 cases of the novel coronavirus in Nova Scotia, as the province announced 14 additional cases on Friday.

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Coronavirus: Ontario government sources say 1,600 COVID-19 deaths projected by end of April

Ontario government sources tell Global News thousands of people would have died from the novel coronavirus by the end of the month if not for government intervention and restrictions.

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Peterborough T-shirts promoting physical distancing raise funds for programs impacted by COVID-19

A new line of T-shirts sold in Peterborough is being used to promote physical distancing and raise funds for programs impacted by the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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

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