Friday, April 10, 2020

Ugandan President Releases Exercise Video

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Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni has released an indoor exercise video of himself showing Ugandans how to workout in small spaces.


This follows a ban on outdoor exercises after groups of people were seen jogging on the roads despite the coronavirus lockdown.


Isabel Nakirya reports


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Tsai Ing-wen Invites WHO Chief to Taiwan

Taiwan's President has invited the head of the WHO for a visit to come and see how it's handling the coronavirus outbreak there.

It's the latest in a war of words between to two sides over Taiwan's exclusion from the global health agency.

Patrick Fok reports.

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New daily infections of Covid-19 in S. Korea surging downward

South Korea once had the second most cases of Covid-19 in the world. But their latest daily tally is just 27 new infections, a record low for the country that once recorded more than 900 cases in a single day.

Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul. 

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Trump says Mass Coronavirus Testing Not Necessary to Reopen Economy

President Trump has said nationwide testing for the coronavirus is "not necessary" before reopening the US economy.

Speaking at the daily briefing of the coronavirus taskforce, he also said the US has passed the 2 million milestone for the number of coronavirus tests conducted.

Our Washington Correspondent Jagruti Dave reports.

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Thursday, April 9, 2020

UK PM LEAVES INTENSIVE CARE

UK prime minister, Boris Johnson, has left intensive care and has returned to his hospital ward.

He remains under close observation at St Thomas' hospital in London.

But in a statement, Downing Street said he's "in extremely good spirits".

It comes as the UK government announced 881 deaths, bringing the total to 8000.

Stuart Smith reports from London.


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New crew launches to International Space Station

Two Russian cosmonauts and a NASA astronaut have docked to the International Space Station after launching on Thursday. Leaving behind a pandemic-struck planet, they'll be carrying out their own lockdown for the next six months. Julia Chapman reports.

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UK GOV SAY STILL TOO SOON TO LIFT LOCKDOWN

The UK government has said it is still too soon to lift the lockdown. 

It comes as Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to spend a fourth night in intensive care being treated for covid-19. 

Holly Hudson has more. 

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Renewed hope in Spain as European countries plan exit strategy

Spain has reported a drop in its death toll, which has renewed hopes that the epidemic is levelling off. 

Italy has also seen its daily death toll fall after putting in place a country-wide lockdown in early March. 

France is expected to extend its lockdown, with President Macron due to give a televised address on Monday. 

Lucy Hough is in Brussels. 

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South Sudan Confirms Third Coronavirus Case

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South Sudan has confirmed its third COVID-19 case. The government says the latest patient is a staff member of the United Nations Mission who had come into contact with the first confirmed case in the country.

 

Patrick Oyet reports from Juba

 

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Federal Reserve to roll out $2.3 trillion in loans to boost U.S. economy

The U.S. Federal Reserve is rolling out 2.3 trillion dollars in loans
for businesses and local governments.

It's a further bid to protect the U.S. economy that has been hit hard
by the coronavirus.

This comes as the Department of Labor announced that the number of
people filing for unemployment benefits surged again.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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US jobless claims top 6.6m in last week

More than 6.6 million Americans have signed on for unemployment
benefits in the last week as COVID-19 continues to ravage the US
economy.

It means more than 16 million people have registered as out of work in
the last three weeks.

US correspondent Nick Harper reports.

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Football players in England launch initiative to help NHS

Premier League footballers in England have launched an initiative to generate and distribute funds to the country's national health service, known as the NHS.

 

It comes as the UK's Health Secretary Matt Hancock encouraged players to take a pay cut.

 

The average salary for a Premier League squad member is the equivalent of around $75,000 per week. 

 

Benji Hyer has more. 

 

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Indian states seal coronavirus hotspots to contain infection

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Several Indian states are sealing coronavirus hotspots to contain the spread.

Authorities say no one is allowed in or allowed out of these areas except for delivery personnel.

Cases of COVID 19 have crossed 5000 in India with over a hundred deaths.

Ishan Garg has more from New Delhi.

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Oil prices rise ahead of meeting

Oil prices rose slightly on Thursday in anticipation of a meeting between the world's biggest oil producers. Moscow Correspondent Lucy Taylor reports.


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Ugandan University Develops Low Cost Ventilator

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In Uganda, Scientists from Makerere University are in the final stages of inventing a low cost ventilator to help in the treatment of COVID-19 complications.

The prototype will be launched this week before testing and trials begin.

Isabel Nakirya reports.

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BORIS JOHNSON 'CONTINUES TO IMPROVE' IN ICU

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has spent a third night in intensive care.

He was moved into the unit at St Thomas's Hospital in London on Monday as his coronavirus symptoms worsened.

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CDC Announces Return to Work Guidelines for Essential Workers

The US Centers for Disease Control has issued "return to work" guidelines for "critical infrastructure workers" who may have been exposed to someone with covid-19.

Our Washington Correspondent Jagruti Dave has the details.

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S. Korea begins classes online amid virus outbreak

After weeks of delaying the start of school, South Korea has launched classes online for the entire nation to prevent the spread of Covid-19. 

Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul. 

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Wednesday, April 8, 2020

Sailors Making Masks from T-shirts

Sailors on board the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt are reportedly disinfecting it with minimal protective equipment.

According to a report in the San Francisco Chronicle, multiple family members of the sailors onboard say face masks have not been widely distributed.  

Rachel Silverman reports. 


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California to purchase 200 Million masks a month amid coronavirus outbreak

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The US state of California will spend nearly $1 billion to purchase up to 200 million masks a month during the COVID-19 outbreak.

It comes as residents in Los Angeles are ordered to wear masks that cover their nose and mouth in grocery stores and other essential businesses.

Danielle Robertson reports from Los Angeles.

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