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Syrian doctor fighting coronavirus in Scotland tells how he fled war-torn Damascus

Syria for a new life in Scotland and has spent the past few months on the NHS frontline fighting coronavirus.Now working in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, the medic, who fled Damascus at the height of the conflict, has told how the barbarity of war helped him deal with the horror of Covid-19.A qualified doctor in his homeland, he was helped into work by a special government project, where he could put his life-saving skills in use to help the NHS.Ahmed is backing the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal to help millions still caught up in conflict in northwest Syria, now facing the threat of the virus without adequate medical care. The stress was everywhere at the beginning of the pandemic as we didn’t really know what were dealing with.

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More testing sites considered amid Haida Gwaii coronavirus outbreak

Haida Gwaii, after declaring a community outbreak of COVID-19.The first case in the islands was made public on July 18, and Northern Health says it has now identified 13 cases.One person has recovered, and no one is in hospital with the virus in the islands. B.C.

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Police identify 2 Cape May County women killed in head-on crash

VILLAS, N.J. - Police in New Jersey have released the names of two women killed in a head-on crash last week.Lower Township police said a northbound car veered across the center line shortly before 3:30 p.m. Wednesday and collided with an oncoming vehicle.Police on Friday identified the victims as 35-year-old Corinne McDevitt of Villas and 68-year-old Linda Greenfield of West Cape May.Greenfield was pronounced dead at the scene.

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France going backwards in its battle against Covid, warns health authorities

coronavirus infection has rate crept higher as health authorities warn the country is going backwards in its battle against the pandemic.

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Maharashtra adds 9,251 Covid-19 cases; record 7,227 recover

Mumbai: Maharashtra on Saturday reported 9,251 new COVID-19 cases, taking the cumulative count in the state to 3,66,368 while fatalities mounted by 257, including 116 in Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), to 13,389, the state Health department said.A record number of 7,227 patients were discharged in the day, taking the count of recovered cases to 2,07,194.Maharashtra now has 1,45,785 active cases.A total of 18,36,920 people have been tested so far for COVID-19, the department said.Maharashtra's case recovery rate now stands at 56.55 per cent while the fatality rate is 3.65 per cent, it said.With addition of 1,080 new cases, Mumbai's tally now stands sat 1,08,060 while the death toll went up by 52 in the day to 6,036, the department said.The

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Georgia mom brought guns, marijuana in diaper bag to Disney's Epcot, deputies say

(Gilles BASSIGNAC/Gamma-Rapho)ORLANDO, Fla. - A Georgia mother was arrested at Walt Disney World after security allegedly found two guns and some marijuana in her child’s diaper bag while trying to enter Epcot, according to court documents.Yunique Smith, 27, of Stone Mountain, Georgia, was arrested July 18.

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J&K's COVID-19 tally crosses 17,000-mark with 523 fresh cases

SRINAGAR : Jammu and Kashmir's coronavirus tally crossed the 17,000-mark on Saturday as 523 more people tested positive for the disease, while nine deaths in the last 24 hours raised the COVID-19 death toll to 305, officials said."Nine persons, who were COVID-19 positive, have died over the past 24 hours in Jammu and Kashmir," the officials said, adding that one death took place in Jammu while eight were reported from the Kashmir valley.Of the total coronavirus-related deaths in the union territory, 283 were reported from the valley and 22 were from the Jammu region, they said.The total number of infected people in the union territory has risen to 17,305, the officials said.

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Russia registers 5,871 COVID19 cases in last 24 Hours

MOSCOW : Russia has registered 5,871 COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours (5,848 yesterday), bringing the cumulative total to 806,720, the country's coronavirus response center said on Thursday."Over the past 24 hours, Russia has confirmed 5,871 COVID-19 cases in 83 regions," the response center said in a statement, adding that the total count has now reached 806,720.Moscow has registered 648 cases in the past 24 hours, which is more than any other region in Russia, followed by the Sverdlovsk Region with 251 cases and the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Region with 193 new cases (compared to 645, 248 and 196 yesterday, respectively).The lowest number of new cases were detected in the Jewish Autonomous Region, with three new cases and the Chukotka

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Coronavirus cases are rising by record numbers in every region of the world

coronavirus infections over the past week, around double the number that did so the previous week, according to a Reuters tally showing a pick-up in the pandemic in every region of the world.The rate of cases has been increasing not only in countries like the United States, Brazil and India, which have dominated global headlines with large outbreaks, but in Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, Bolivia, Sudan, Ethiopia, Bulgaria, Belgium, Uzbekistan and Israel, among others. U.S.

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China reports 21 new coronavirus cases as movie theatres reopen in Beijing

coronavirus continues to recede in China’s capital.Cinemas in parts of the city deemed at low risk of cross-infection began admitting moviegoers under social distancing rules. Tickets must be booked in advance, attendance is capped at 30 per cent of capacity and no eating or drinking is allowed during the show.As with most venues in China, a temperature check and online travel record were required for entry.

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Global News at 6 Regina: July 24

WATCH: The Friday, July 24, 2020 edition of Global News at 6 with Allison Bamford on Global Regina.

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Some Durham businesses remain closed as region reopens with Stage 3

Durham municipalities not rushing Phase 3 reopening “We won’t be leaving the carafe on the table anymore,” says Sneha Singh, who works as a server at the restaurant.“We’re going to take the cream and milk and ask them how they want it, basically kinda make it for them, but not touch it,” she says.“This would eliminate more touching of the basket.”Restaurants have to follow strict cleaning procedures and are only able to seat 50 per cent of their capacity.

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Thompson, Werenski share lead at 3M Open at 12 under

BLAINE, Minn. – Michael Thompson and Richy Werenski topped the 3M Open leaderboard going onto the weekend, Tony Finau and Talor Gooch climbed within a stroke and stars Brooks Koepka and Tommy Fleetwood struggled again Friday.In warmer and windier conditions on the quiet, spectator-free TPC Twin Cities course, the scores crept up after Werenski led the first-round pack with an 8-under 63. The 24-year-old, who's winless on the PGA Tour, followed up with a 67.

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Weather Authority: Hot Saturday with chance of isolated thunderstorm

PHILADELPHIA - The Delaware Valley is in for a sunny Saturday with a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm.FOX 29's Scott Williams expects a high of 90 degrees for Philadelphia.

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B.C. sees slight dip in new COVID-19 cases, but 1 death

COVID-19 cases reported on Friday.Health officials reported 27 new cases, after a week in which new diagnoses topped 30 nearly every day. Okanagan region leads B.C.

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Durham municipalities not rushing Phase 3 reopening

coronavirus pandemic reopening plan, which means several businesses that have been closed for months are now able to resume operations.When it comes to municipal services, however, each city or town is at their own discretion in terms of what will open and when.“Just because you can doesn’t mean you should,” said Shaun Collier, Ajax mayor.Collier said throughout the pandemic, Ajax has taken a more cautious approach than some of its neighbours and that’s not about to change.He said it takes time to get things back online and he’s concerned the province is moving too quickly.“The last thing I want to do is undo all the hard work that we’ve done and have to start over again at day one,” said Collier.

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Colorado researchers develop COVID-19 test that requires no swab and can produce results in 45 minutes

BOULDER, Colo. - Researchers from the University of Colorado, Boulder, have developed a new rapid, portable, saliva-based COVID-19 test that they say is able to render results in 45 minutes, requiring no swabs.Scientists who developed the test believe it may be successfully utilized in community environments such as schools and factories, streamlining the coronavirus testing process that has seen many snags in the midst of concerning surges of the illness all over the U.S.“We are facing a serious testing shortage in this country right now as more people want to get tested and diagnostics labs are overwhelmed,” said Nicholas Meyerson, a postdoctoral associate in the Sawyer Lab at the BioFrontiers Institute at CU Boulder.

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Canada’s top doctor warns young people to not give in to coronavirus fatigue

coronavirus.Tam delivered that pre-weekend warning — one week after her deputy Dr. Howard Njoo did the same — because of the worrying trend of rising infections among people aged 20 to 39.Tam says that age group accounted for the highest incidence rates for COVID-19 cases in the past two weeks.

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Okanagan region leads B.C. in number of new COVID-19 cases

Okanagan is usually top of mind for vacations, wine and fun in the sun.As it turns out, the region is also proving to be the province’s current hot spot for coronavirus cases.The latest statistics from the BC Centre of Disease Control show that 107 cases were reported in the Okanagan between July 10-23. ‘Don’t come here to make new friends’: Kelowna, B.C., mayor on spike in COVID-19 cases The only other areas that came close were in the Lower Mainland, with the Fraser South region (Ladner, Delta, White Rock, Surrey, Langley) having the most at 58 cases.

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ISIS using coronavirus crisis to regroup and plot attacks, United Nations warns

ISIS is taking advantage of coronavirus to regroup, and could launch attacks once lockdowns are eased, the United Nations has warned.A report sent to members of the UN Security Council warns the terror group is "brazen" and targeting enemies while they are "weakened and distracted." The terror organisation is exploiting gaps in security caused by Covid-19 to re-group and plan a "divine punishment" in the West.The UN Security Council Committee said attacks had "increased significantly in early 2020 as compared with the same period in 2019" prior to the pandemic.Security analysts also fear a global recession could help ISIS recruit new members, with a string of attacks giving the group confidence in Iraq and Syria.The UN report states: "The

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Manitoba sees 9 new COVID-19 cases Friday, health officials say 2 are in intensive care

novel coronavirus in Manitoba Friday and said two patients are in intensive care with the virus.The new cases include five people in southern Manitoba, two people in the east Interlake, one from the Prairie Mountain Health region, and one person in Winnipeg. Manitoba reports 8 new coronavirus cases Wednesday, 7 tied to Hutterite colonies There had been only one patient in intensive care Thursday.COVID-19 Bulletin #139 https://t.co/nvn5XIz0wK pic.twitter.com/jdHGotTV7e— Manitoba Gov News (@MBGovNews) July 24, 2020The new cases bring the province’s total number of lab-confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases reported since March to 384, and health officials say the five-day test positivity rate sits at 0.86 per cent.

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2 new cases of COVID-19 in the Kingston region: public health

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Two new coronavirus cases confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka, local total now at 647

6 new coronavirus cases confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka, local total at 645 The Midland case is community-acquired, while the Severn case is outbreak-related.On Wednesday, there was a COVID-19 outbreak declared at Georgian Residences, a retirement home in Penetanguishene, Ont.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]So far, there have been 17 total coronavirus outbreaks in the Simcoe Muskoka region, with nine at long-term care facilities, three at workplaces, four at retirement homes and one at a congregate setting.

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Coronavirus: 30-year-old Toronto man who spent 8 weeks on ventilator, lost 130 pounds warns others

Toronto’s Delroy Noble watches a newly released movie on Netflix.A nurse walks in to check his blood pressure.“I’m feeling really grateful, you know, that … here in this country we have really good health care,” Noble said.He has spent two and a half months in hospital.

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Waterloo Region reports 9 new coronavirus cases, total cases at 1,378

coronavirus on Friday, bringing the area’s total to 1,378.It’s the largest single-day increase of new cases in more than three weeks when nine cases were reported on Canaday Day. Windsor-Essex has highest COVID-19 rates in Ontario A second outbreak was also declared after one staff member at Columbia Forest Long-Term Care tested positive for the virus.Another outbreak at PeopleCare Hilltop Manor in Cambridge, which was declared on July 13, continues.

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More Canadians say racism is a ‘serious problem’ today than 1 year ago: Ipsos poll

racism as a serious problem today than one year ago, according to a new Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News.One year ago, less than half (47 per cent) of Canadians polled viewed racism as a serious issue in the country. But that number shot up 13 points in one year.

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COVID-19 survivor warns other young adults about virus

A 30-year-old Toronto man who spent weeks on a ventilator after contracting COVID-19 shares his story of survival and his warning to other young adults.

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UK government 'looking at' whether public should wear gloves to halt coronavirus

The UK government is "looking at" whether the public should wear gloves to slow the spread of coronavirus, a health minister said today.

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ISIS 'using coronavirus crisis to regroup and plot attacks' as lockdowns ease, says UN

ISIS is taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic to regroup, and could be set to launch fresh attacks when lockdowns are eased, the UN warns.

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Weather Authority: Not as hot Friday, but chance of storms lingers

PHILADELPHIA - The Delaware Valley is in for a warm Friday with a chance of a storm before a dry weekend.Friday is expected to bring a break from 90-degree temperatures, but will not be much cooler than Thursday with highs forecasted in the upper 80s. Highs should return to the 90s for the weekend, and we should also be staying dry. For the latest forecasts and conditions, download the FOX 29 Weather Authority app.___AdvertisementFor the latest local news, sports and weather, download the FOX 29 News app.DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP

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Beijing partly reopens movie theaters as virus declines

BEIJING – Beijing partially reopened movie theaters Friday as the threat from the coronavirus continues to recede in China’s capital. Cinemas in parts of the city deemed at low risk of cross-infection began admitting moviegoers under social distancing rules.

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China's Xinjiang reports 13 new COVID-19 cases

XINJIANG : Xinjiang reported 13 new confirmed domestically transmitted COVID-19 cases on Thursday, Xinhua reported citing the regional health commission.As per the commission, the 13 confirmed patients were all in the capital Urumqi.The region also registered 19 new asymptomatic cases, all in Urumqi, on Thursday.According to Xinhua, Xinjiang had 95 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 85 asymptomatic cases, and 3,346 people were still under medical observation.Chinese authorities had on Sunday declared the Xinjiang province in the country's far west in a "wartime situation" after the region reported a sudden spike in coronavirus cases.Urumqi had gone into sudden lockdown last Thursday after confirming one new local COVID-19 patient and three

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Lanarkshire churches unveil hands-free Holy Water dispensers in COVID-19 battle

Lanarkshire churches have installed hands-free Holy water dispensers in a bid to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Parishioners at St Francis Xavier Carfin, at Carfin Grotto, and The Sacred Heart Church in Bellshill, are now able to bless themselves thanks to a generous parishioner’s ingenious idea.

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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle share sweet video of son Archie on 1st birthday

To commemorate Archie’s first birthday on Wednesday, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared a never-before-seen video of the baby boy — and he’s looking more like his father every day.

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Niagara Region passes mandatory mask bylaw

COVID-19 pandemic for three months starting at the end of July.In a special council meeting on Thursday night, councillors voted for in favour of enacting a measure that requires masks to be worn in indoor public spaces, businesses and public transit with exceptions for medical conditions and for children under 5.There was little discussion over the matter as Thorold regional councillor Tim Whalen motioned to end any further debate, citing that council had already had a healthy debate two weeks ago.

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Weather Authority: Warm Friday with chance of storms

PHILADELPHIA - The Delaware Valley is in for a warm Friday with a chance of a storm before a dry weekend.Friday is expected to bring a break from 90-degree temperatures, but will not be much cooler than Thursday with highs forecasted in the upper 80s. Highs should return to the 90s for the weekend.For the latest forecasts and conditions, download the FOX 29 Weather Authority app.___For the latest local news, sports and weather, download the FOX 29 News app.AdvertisementDOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP

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‘Alarming trend’ of people keeping wild animals as pets in Saskatchewan: WRSS

coronavirus pandemic hit, cat and dog adoptions skyrocketed — but now a different kind of pet is becoming popular in Saskatchewan.“We’re seeing an alarming trend of people finding wildlife and they feel entitled to keep it,” said Bonnie Dell, president of the Wildlife Rehabilitation Society of Saskatchewan (WRSS).The organization rescued a number of animals in the past week alone, including a malnourished moose calf that was kept in a padlocked room for weeks. They also took in a badger, two raccoons, and a turkey vulture that was left on the side of the road with a “badly broken wing.”The bird was very used to humans, meaning it had been kept for “some time” Dell said.Help for the bird came too late.

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Coronavirus: Niagara Region wineries set to reopen to tourists

Ontario wine producers are hopeful as the Niagara Region enters stage three of the province’s reopening plan, visitors will return in droves. The industry, like so many others, has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.

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‘This needs to be a wakeup call’: Hinshaw issues warning to Albertans amid rising number of COVID-19 cases

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, spent much of her update on Thursday warning residents of the risk of COVID-19 amid rising case numbers.

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Weather forecast seem off? Low air travel amid coronavirus could be to blame

weather forecast seems a bit more unreliable lately, the coronavirus might be partly to blame.Air travel was one of the most significantly impacted sectors when the world locked down in March. According to a new study, that’s having an impact on the accuracy of forecasts globally.When air traffic dropped, “the accuracy of surface meteorology forecast in March-May 2020 decreased remarkably,” according to Dr.

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School openings hinge on Pennsylvania's case counts, Dr. Levine warns

HARRISBURG, Pa. - Every region of Pennsylvania has seen an increase in the rate of positive coronavirus cases and failing to stop that could jeopardize the reopening of schools for the fall semester, the state's top health official said Thursday.In addition, Health Secretary Rachel Levine said the majority of counties have seen increases in the number of new cases.“It’s critical to drive down the case counts now in terms of the rise of new cases in order to prepare for schools to reopen," Levine said during a news conference Thursday. "If we don’t do that now, that would put that in jeopardy.”In response to the rise in new cases, Gov.

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WHO head rejects U.S. criticism questioning his independence

World Health Organization said on Thursday that reported comments by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo questioning his independence were untrue and would not distract the organization from its work in fighting the coronavirus.Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has come under criticism, especially from U.S.

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Coronavirus lockdown hits city of 6million amid new outbreaks after months without cases

coronavirus cases has raised fears of a new outbreak. The Chinese port city of Dalian had no new reported cases of Covid-19 for almost four months – until now.In the last few days three locals have been admitted to hospital with symptoms of the deadly virus.The authorities have scrambled to impose a lockdown – urging residents not to leave the city and tracing anyone who has had contact with the new victims.Localised spikes of coronavirus cases have been reported elsewhere in China.

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Active coronavirus cases in Waterloo Region drop by 4 with 1,201 resolved cases

coronavirus cases on Thursday, which is four fewer than the previous day.One new case has been confirmed, but five cases are now considered resolved. Young people are causing COVID-19 spikes.

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How this summers weather is affecting crops in Saskatchewan

After two growing seasons of poor weather, Saskatchewan’s farmers have had big hopes heading into this growing season.

Face coverings are choking hazard for young children, Public Health England warns

Public Health England has urgently warned parents not to buy face masks or coverings for babies and young children due to the risk of choking and suffocation.

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