the German international in his press conference ahead of City’s trip to Burnley on Monday night. He jold journalists: "He wants to join another club, I don't know if he will leave this summer or next summer when his contract expires."The 24-year-old will be a huge loss for City who have missed his influence across the course of this season after he suffered a cruciate ligament injury during the Community Shield back in August.He was one of City’s star performers in the title-winning season of 2018/19, scoring an impressive 16 goals and registering a further 12 assists.

His undeniable talent meant that despite his injury woes this season, Guardiola was keen to get him tied down on another long term deal.

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Toronto City Council to make face masks mandatory in closed public settings

Toronto city council will vote on Tuesday on a bylaw which would make face masks mandatory in indoor public settings. Matthew Bingley reports.

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EU bans Pakistan airline from flying to Europe for 6 months

ISLAMABAD – The European Union's aviation safety agency said Tuesday that Pakistan’s national airline will not be allowed to fly into Europe for at least six months after the country’s aviation minister revealed last week that nearly a third of Pakistani pilots had cheated on their pilot’s exams. Pakistan International Airlines spokesman Abdullah Hafeez said PIA has not been flying to Europe because of the pandemic.

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No, Wigan is not 'on the verge of Covid lockdown' like Leicester - there were just two new cases last week

hereManchester’s infection rate is currently around 10 cases per 100,000.Wigan’s director of public health Professor Kate Ardern, who is also leading on Greater Manchester’s contact tracing system, said: “Following the government’s decision to introduce a local lockdown in Leicester, we have been made aware that the media is sharing a list of places that could be next, including Wigan.“The figures being quoted are weekly case increases, without any wider context.

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Kawartha Sexual Assault Centre launches 24-hour crisis support text line

COVID-19 outbreak. Crisis contacts up 40% says executive director of Sexual Assault Centre Kingston Those working in the crisis centre say it’s possible the uptick in calls could be a side-effect caused by the self-isolation and physical-distancing measures put in place to try and stop the spread of COVID-19.Survivors may be experiencing an increase in violence, financial worries or food insecurity, according to the centre.

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Should masks be mandatory? It depends

coronavirus pandemic.On Tuesday, Toronto Mayor John Tory announced that he supports a proposed bylaw that would make face coverings mandatory in indoor businesses and enclosed public spaces in an effort to prevent a “resurgence” of COVID-19 cases. The city already announced masks will be mandatory on public transit as of July 2.If the proposed measure is approved by Toronto city council, it will come into effect one week from Tuesday.In Canada, hot spots in Ontario and Quebec continue to report new cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, every day.

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Air Canada discontinues service on 30 routes across the country

Air Canada has announced it’s discontinuing service on 30 domestic routes and closing eight stations at airports across the country amid weakened demand for travel due to the novel coronavirus and measures put in place to limit its spread.Canada’s largest airline said in a statement Tuesday that most of the route suspensions will occur in the Maritimes, Ontario and Quebec, with a handful of closures affecting western routes between Saskatchewan and Ottawa.“Air Canada expects the industry’s recovery will take a minimum of three years,” the airline said in a statement.

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Creating a Backyard Oasis in downtown Toronto

Downtown Toronto living doesn’t always come with a Backyard Oasis but with a well executed plan, even small spaces can feel plentiful and luxurious.

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California 'Black is beautiful' beer inspires delicious dark brew and raises social awareness

MARTINEZ, Calif. - Beer makers in the Bay Area aren't just mixing malts this week. They're also crafting a message.Nineteen craft breweries in the region have joined the nationwide "Black is Beautiful" beer initiative.

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New league attracts softball's best, gives power to players

CHICAGO – Victoria Hayward would have been in Japan right about now, preparing for the Olympics as captain of Canada's softball team.The coronavirus pandemic pushed the Summer Games back a year. But she won't have to wait too much longer to get back on the field.Hayward is one of the 56 elite players signed to suit up when Athletes Unlimited launches the first of its professional women's sports leagues in late August.

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Coronavirus: Sanford business owners react to county-wide face mask mandate

SANFORD, Fla. – Dolores Romano is the owner of Totally Yours gift shop in Sanford and starting on Wednesday, she’ll have to tell her customers they’ll need to wear a mask to go inside.“I have mixed feelings. I mean I know it was coming and I’m glad but at the same time it’s difficult especially when you have a store, you have classes, you have things going on,” Romano said. The mask mandate goes into effect in Seminole County on Wednesday.

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Covid-19: Maharashtra reports 4,878 new cases, tally at 1,74,761

Mumbai: Maharashtra on Tuesday reported 4878 new covid-19 cases taking the state's tally of covid-19 positive cases to 1,74,761.Active cases however, are at 75979 in the state and total patients discharged so far are 90911.The state's capital, Mumbai, the biggest contributor in the state and country's coronavirus tally reported 893 new cases today taking the city's tally to 77658. With 36 new deaths reported today, Mumbai's total deaths stand at 4556.

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How Patanjali’s magic didn’t work on covid

NEW DELHI : Most journalists in Dehradun, the capital of Uttarakhand, got wind of a press conference at the headquarters of Patanjali Ayurved Ltd (Patanjali) only three hours before the event. Only a few had seen a tweet about the conference by Balkrishna, the managing director of the company that sells everything from honey to detergents, the previous evening.But the next day, 23 June, witnessed a big, chest-thumping event at Patanjali Yogpeeth in Haridwar, one of India’s largest yoga institutes.

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Mindful hypnotherapy may reduce stress

acknowledged means of helping people manage stress and anxiety. It involves learning how to stop and become consciously aware of one’s present moment as a revitalizing respite from the ongoing rush of daily life.

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Eye scanner can detect molecular aging

The Journals of Gerontology: Series A, researchers led by Boston University Medical School describe a tool that could fill this gap.The researchers have developed a new eye scanner that detects molecular signatures of aging in the lens and is entirely noninvasive. Doctors could use it clinically to assess an individual’s aging process and then suggest personalized interventions.The dearth of tools to assess aging accurately puts a limit on scientific understanding, senior author of the paper Dr.

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American Academy of Pediatrics: Kids need to be physically in school in fall

The American Academy of Pediatrics says kids need to be physically present in school when it starts back in the fall despite the coronavirus pandemic.The group, which represents and guides pediatricians across the country, recently updated its school recommendations.It comes as states nationwide begin to unveil their plans for getting America’s 56 million students back to school.On the AAP website, they say evidence shows the academic, mental and physical benefits of in-person learning outweigh the risks from the coronavirus.The group added schools are probably not greatly amplifying the spread of the virus and children are less likely to become extremely sick from COVID-19 than adults.To lessen the risk of the virus' spread, the AAP

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Peter Andre reveals heartbreaking moment he had to tell his kids they couldn’t hug mum Emily as she battled coronavirus

PETER Andre has revealed the heartbreaking moment he had to tell his young children they couldn't hug their mum while she battled coronavirus. The 47-year-old singer revealed Amelia, six, and Theo, three, asked: "Why can't I go to Mum?" as Emily isolated at the top of their Surrey mansion.

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For victims of Golden State Killer, road to justice was long and slow

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The man known as the Golden State Killer pleaded guilty Monday in Sacramento to 13 murders and 62 rapes.Joseph DeAngelo, 74, now faces life in prison without parole after pleading guilty to series of sadistic crimes from the 1970s and 1980s.For the victims, survivors and their families, the road to justice was long and slow.They say they finally have closure."He's taken two-thirds of my life from me," said Michelle Martin who was 23-years-old in 1978 when she was assaulted in her Contra Costa County home. "When he said guilty, it felt good.

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Greater Manchester's coronavirus death toll has risen again

hereThe total number of coronavirus deaths at hospital trusts in Greater Manchester, as of Tuesday, June 30, is:Some of the larger trusts run several hospitals in Greater Manchester.Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust oversees the Manchester Royal Infirmary (MRI), Wythenshawe Hospital and Trafford General, while Pennine Acute is in charge of North Manchester General Hospital, Fairfield Hospital, the Royal Oldham Hospital and Rochdale Infirmary.On Tuesday the Office for National Statistics said the number of deaths registered in England and Wales over one week has fallen below the five-year average for the first time since before lockdown was imposed.The overall number of weekly registered deaths fell below the five-year average for

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Philadelphia officials expected to announce whether or not city will move to Green Phase Friday

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia officials are expected to announce Tuesday afternoon whether or not the city will move to the Green Phase of reopening later this week.Earlier this month Mayor Jim Kenney identified July 3 as a target date for moving fully into the green phase, despite the city technically moving to green with the rest of southeastern Pennsylvania last Friday.The city is expected to announce whether or not they will proceed with that plan during their 1 p.m. press conference on Tuesday.Health Commissioner Dr.

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Hometown Hero: Helping Indigenous women and girls amid COVID-19

Cora McGuire-Cyrette talks about her initiative helping bring essential supplies to Indigenous women and girls.

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Carl Reiner, comedy legend and creator of ‘Dick Van Dyke Show,’ dies at 98

LOS ANGELES - Carl Reiner, a comedy legend known for his work across Hollywood’s big and small screens, has died at 98.Reiner died of natural causes on Monday night at his home in Beverly Hills, his assistant confirmed to FOX News. TMZ also reported the news, adding that he was with family when he passed.Reiner’s career spanned seven decades, working as a director, producer and actor with more than 400 credits to his name.From 1950 to 1957, he co-wrote and acted on “Caesar's Hour” and “Your Show of Shows,” starring Sid Caesar. He was also one-half of a famous comedy duo with Mel Brooks in "2000 Year Old Man."He famously created “The Dick Van Dyke Show,” which won 15 Emmys.

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Chase Rice’s Tour Is Still On Amid Pandemic & Backlash — Country Star Asks Fans To ‘Go By The Rules’ On Social Distancing

Chase Rice is determined to finish what he started — whether you like it or not!

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Amid covid-19 Indian markets see biggest quarterly rally since 2009; gain 20%

Mumbai: Despite covid-19 severely hampering economic activity in the last three months, the April-June period saw the Indian stock markets clock their best quarterly gains since the September quarter of 2009.The rally is largely driven by optimism of economic recovery post reopening of the country and a gush of liquidity flowing into the Indian markets, especially foreign capital.According to a Mint analysis, Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty gained nearly 20% in April-June, as against a decline of 28% and 29% in the previous quarter.Both BSE Midcap and BSE Smallcap indices were up 24.29% and 29.68% respectively in the June quarter.

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Covid-19: Delhi govt extends water bill waiver scheme till September-end

New Delhi: The Delhi government on Tuesday extended till September 30 its scheme offering a one-time waiver of water bill arrears and late payment surcharge in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.Under the scheme, launched in August last year, all categories of houses get an exemption from late fee payments, while their pending water bills are waived partly or fully depending on the housing category."In wake of Covid-19 outbreak, the water bill waiver scheme of the Delhi Jal Board has been extended by three months and will now end on September 30," the water utility's vice-chairman, Raghav Chadha, tweeted.He said the move will benefit those who have not been able to avail the scheme due to the lockdown restrictions.Delhi's colonies are

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Carl Reiner, comedy legend, dies at 98, reports say

LOS ANGELES - Carl Reiner, a comedy legend known for his work across Hollywood’s big and small screens, has died at 98.Reiner died of natural causes on Monday night at his home in Beverly Hills, his assistant confirmed to Variety. TMZ also reported the news, adding that he was with family when he passed.Reiner’s career spanned seven decades, working as a director, producer and actor with more than 400 credits to his name.From 1950 to 1957, he co-wrote and acted on “Caesar's Hour” and “Your Show of Shows,” starring Sid Caesar.

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Carl Reiner, beloved creator of 'Dick Van Dyke Show,' dies

NEW YORK – Carl Reiner, the ingenious and versatile writer, actor and director who broke through as a “second banana” to Sid Caesar and rose to comedy’s front ranks as creator of “The Dick Van Dyke Show” and straight man to Mel Brooks’ “2000 Year Old Man,” has died. He was 98.Reiner’s assistant Judy Nagy said he died Monday night of natural causes his home in Beverly Hills, California, of natural causes.

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Kissimmee man scratches his way to $1 million top prize

The Central Florida scratch-off winners just keep coming.Alfonso Rangel Noguera, 41, won the $1 million top prize on the Gold Rush Classic Scratch-Off game, according to Florida Lottery officials.The Kissimmee man purchased his winning ticket at the 7-Eleven at 3300 West Carroll Street in Kissimmee.Noguera elected to receive the one-time, lump-sum payment of $705,000.

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WWE star Kevin Owens warns fans to stay safe after his wife's grandfather dies of COVID 19

WWE wrestler Kevin Owens is grieving the loss of a grandparent. The 36-year-old spoke about his family heartbreak on social media after his wife's grand dad passed away due to COVID-19.

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Man, 39, shot in the head and killed in Frankford, police say

FRANKFORD - Police find one man dead after he was shot in in the head in Frankford Tuesday morning.The victim, a 39-year-old man, was found with a gunshot wound to the head on the 2000 block of Granite Street Tuesday morning about 7:40 a.m., officials said.The man was pronounced dead at the scene.Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

4 salons, long-term care homes forced to close in Kingston region over COVID-19 breaches

COVID-19 safety guidelines in six establishments in the region, a list that includes several nail salons and two long-term care homes as of Tuesday morning.The list has grown from one business fined on Sunday to a total of six businesses on Tuesday. 2nd Kingston, Ont., nail salon sees COVID-19 infection, 3rd fined for safety breaches Four businesses have been forced to close, the first of which was Binh’s Nail Salon, where an initial COVID-19 outbreak was declared last Thursday.

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Fears over new strain of flu that could become next global pandemic

flu that has the potential to become the next global pandemic if it is not closely monitored. Scientists in China have discovered the virus G4 that is said to be similar to that of Swine Flu - which spread globally in 2009, reports the Mirror.

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Confederate flag losing prominence 155 years after Civil War

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Long a symbol of pride to some and hatred to others, the Confederate battle flag is losing its place of official prominence 155 years after rebellious Southern states lost a war to perpetuate slavery.Mississippi's Republican-controlled Legislature voted Sunday to remove the Civil War emblem from the state flag, a move that was both years in the making and notable for its swiftness amid a national debate over racial inequality following the police killing of George Floyd in Minnesota.

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Hotels may bounce back to pre-covid business levels in up to two years: Report

MUMBAI : Almost 60% hotel operators expect their business to bounce back in 2019 levels between 13-24 months, says a survey by real estate consultancy firm JLL, released Tuesday. The covid-19 pandemic has brought the world to a standstill, with hospitality, travel and tourism sectors being the most affected due to travel restrictions across the world and within India.According to the survey, just 20% of the operators believe that their hotels could bounce back to 2019 Revenue Per Available Room or RevPAR levels within 6 to 12 months.As the sector continues to build contingency plans to alleviate the fallout of the crisis, hotel operators are extending the hand of solidarity to their owners by providing certain relief measures.

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Cineplex to reopen some Canadian theatres as coronavirus causes revenues to plunge

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Video: Arson suspect accidentally sets himself on fire in Northeast Philadelphia

NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police are looking for an arson suspect they say accidentally set himself on fire in Northeast Philadelphia earlier this month.The incident occurred back on June 19, around 12:45 a.m. on the 1100 blick of Knights Road.Surveillance video shows the unknown male suspect approaching the home, where police say he poured a flammable liquid on bushes next to the house.As he attempted to light the doused bushes on fire, video shows his clothing also going up into flames.While still on fire, the suspect runs down the driveway, rolling in the street to put out the flames.

Gov. Murphy gives up Woodrow Wilson's desk, citing 'reckoning' on race

TRENTON, N.J. - New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has quit using former President Woodrow Wilson’s desk at his office in Trenton, citing a “reckoning" on race occurring nationwide.Murphy spoke Monday during an unrelated news conference.

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EU to unveil ‘safe list’ of nations allowed to enter amid coronavirus. Where does Canada stand?

European borders begin to loosen but travel won’t return to pre-COVID-19 levels yet The 27-member bloc is expected to give outline approval to leisure or business travel from Wednesday to 14 countries beyond its borders when they vote on the list by midday Brussels time, the diplomats said.The countries are Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia and Uruguay, they said.Russia and Brazil, along with the United States, are among countries that do not make the initial “safe list.”The vote is aimed at supporting the EU travel industry and tourist destinations, particularly countries in southern Europe hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.As Europe’s economies

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COVID-19 vaccination must be affordable, universal, says PM Modi

NEW DELHI : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday reviewed India's preparations for vaccinating its vast population against COVID-19 once a vaccine is available and asserted that vaccination must be affordable and universal.Modi chaired a high-level meeting to review planning and preparations for vaccination against the novel coronavirus.At the meeting, the current status of vaccine development efforts were also reviewed and the prime minister highlighted India’s commitment to play an enabling role in the vaccination efforts against COVID-19, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said in a statement.Prime Minister Modi noted that vaccination of India’s vast and diverse population will need to factor in issues, including those related to

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Peel Region to announce steps to make masks mandatory in commercial, indoor spaces

COVID-19, Global News has learned.Gary Collins, a spokesperson for Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown, said the date when mandatory masks will take effect in the region is unclear. It is unknown whether the policy will apply to public outdoor spaces.A press conference is scheduled for 9 a.m.

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Grizzlies' Morant apologizes for anti-police Instagram post

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Memphis Grizzlies rookie guard Ja Morant tweeted and deleted an Instagram post suggesting he’d replace his name with an expletive on his number 12 jersey in a protest against police.

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The fight over removing Florida’s oldest Civil War monument in St. Augustine

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – Three dozen descendants of fallen Confederate soldiers want a Florida city to hold off on removing a Confederate monument, worrying the historic relic might be damaged in the process, according to a lawsuit.St.

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The Latest: UK OKs resumption of hydroxychloroquine trial

wreaking havoc in poor and war-torn nations.— Virus cases worldwide hit 10 million and deaths have surpassed 500,000.— UK PM Boris Johnson says the pandemic “has been a disaster” for Britain.— Hunger stalks Yemen's children as pandemic hits Arab world's poorest nation.— Nurses, doctors feel strain as virus races through Arizona.— The pandemic means millions of women in Africa and other developing regions could lose years of success in contributing to household incomes and asserting their independence.___Follow all of AP’s pandemic coverage at http://apnews.com/VirusOutbreak and https://apnews.com/UnderstandingtheOutbreak___HERE’S WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING:MADRID — Spanish official statistics show that the country’s gross domestic product

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Hazmat, fire crews respond to asphalt tank explosion in Gloucester City

GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. - Hazmat and fire crews were called to a scene in Gloucester City, New Jersey early Tuesday morning after officials say an asphalt tank exploded.The incident occurred at Blue Knight Energy, an asphalt mixing plant, on the 200 block of Water Street around 1 a.m.Fire and hazmat crews responded to the scene and were able to get the fire under control as nearby homes were temporarily evacuated.No injuries have been reported to any firefighters or civilians at this time.The cause of the explosion remains under investigation.Advertisement___For the latest local news, sports and weather, download the FOX 29 News app.DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP

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Syria donors gather as virus, economic chaos deepen crisis

BRUSSELS – Donors from around 60 countries and international agencies are meeting Tuesday to drum up financial aid for Syria as the coronavirus and economic chaos wreak even more havoc in a country shattered by a conflict now in its 10th year.The war has killed more than 400,000 people and sparked a refugee exodus that has destabilized Syria’s neighbors and impacted Europe. Around 11 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance, and some 9 million don’t have enough to eat.

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COVID-19 may set back Indian banks' recovery by years: S&P

NEW DELHI : The COVID-19 pandemic may set back the recovery of India's banking sector by years, which could hit credit flows and, ultimately, the economy, S&P Global Ratings said on Tuesday.The US-based rating agency expects non-performing loans in Indian banks will hit a fresh high, raising credit costs, and putting pressure on ratings."In our base case, we expect the non-performing loans to shoot up to 13-14% of total loans in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2021, compared with an estimated 8.5% in the previous fiscal year," said S&P Global Ratings credit analyst Deepali Seth-Chhabria.Moreover, the resolution of these bad-debt situations will likely unfold slowly, which means banks may also be saddled with a huge stock of bad loans next

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COVID-19 containment zones in Mumbai stands at 750

MUMBAI : The total number of COVID-19 containment zones in Mumbai is presently at 750, said Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Tuesday.As per the BMC, there are 10,88,032 households in these containment zones with a population of 47,13,779 and 25,931 total COVID-19 cases.Meanwhile, 67 more Maharashtra Police personnel have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of cases to 4,810 and death toll to 59 in the force.The BMC on Monday said that 17 new positive cases and one death were reported from the Dharavi area of Mumbai.Therefore, the total number of cases in the area stands at 2,262 and death toll at 82.

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Johnson & Johnson ramps up production of affordable Covid-19 vaccine, human trials to begin soon

Kolkata: Johnson & Johnson is preparing the ground for the entry of a vaccine against COVID-19 and is expanding its manufacturing capacity to supply more than one billion doses through 2021 in a not-for-profit project aimed at the common person, says its top scientist.The US-based pharma giant, which has already advanced its schedule of starting human trials of its candidate vaccine to the second half of July from September, is working on the twin fronts of expanding existing manufacturing capacity and establishing new units, Chief Scientific Officer Paul Stoffels told PTI."We plan to begin production at risk and are committed to bringing an affordable vaccine to the public on a not-for-profit basis for emergency pandemic use.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
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Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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