Special measures are already in position in 21 ‘response areas’, while 8 positions are designated as ‘areas of concern’ where local blocking measures can be implemented later.
Elsewhere, the British returned from France to expire the 4am quarantine deadline this morning; furiously, they lost the last trains and boats.
This means that those who have not met the deadline must be quarantined for 14 days after their return to the UK.
People returning from Malta and the Netherlands should also do the same and stay indoors for two weeks
The death toll increased in the UK on Saturday, with another 41,361 people killed by coronavirus in Britain.
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TWO OUT OF FIVE ADULTS DO NOT REPRESENT GOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT
A new vote showed that 42% of the English electorate disapproves of government management of A-Level and GCSE results.
Only five, according to one hundred other people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, think that the control effects that occur through the set of rules are real effects.
The survey found that:
60% of the public said they would prefer pubs and restaurants to close in September if schools can reopen.
The Opinium survey approached 2,005 British adults between 13 and 14 August.
‘A METALLIC TASTE’
A young coronavirus survivor explained how it may still flavor the coronavirus more than a week after getting rid of the worst of the virus.
Trina Dinh, 26, was placed in an induced coma after falling ill with COVID-19 on July 26 and, despite everything, was sent home last week.
She told the Herald Sun: “I have a coVID flavor in my mouth, it has a metallic taste and just doesn’t go away. I even woke up at 4 in the morning to brush my teeth because I couldn’t take care of myself.” That.
Ms. Dinh’s ordeal caused her oxygen to drop to 84% at one point.
“I can’t even describe it. It’s the ultimate scary feeling because you don’t perceive why. You try to do everything you can with your mouth and nose, you realize panting in the air, but nothing comes in. It’s like suffocating me.
She has been out of the hospital for a week, but is still HIV from COVID-19 and suffers from pneumonia, and doctors tell her it will take months to recover.
His father remains in condition in Melbourne, Australia.
WALES REPORTS ONE DEATH AND 27 NEW CASES
Wales reported that one user has died and 27 new ones have been discovered.
The total number in the principality now stands at 17,543, with 1,587 deaths.
14,000 JOBS MUSTSACHASTED AS THE COMPANY DEVELOPS LIQUIDATION PLANS
Debenhams must have drawn up settlement plans after 242 years of operation.
The measure can jeopardize the jobs of 14,000 employees if the store does not have the coronavirus, the most jobs eliminated in the UK to date, according to Sky News.
Debenhams, which has 124 retail outlets in the UK, is lately for a customer from all or part of the business to help you stay afloat and has not been put into liquidation, but you are making plans in case you want to.
Expect to complete the sales procedure until the end of next month.
It is the newest store to announce task cuts after Covid-19 with WH Smith, Boots and John Lewis, all confirming mass layoffs.
British Airways has recently recorded the most jobs eliminated in a single pass due to the effect of the pandemic, with 12,000 painters at risk of running out of paint, although this figure is being reviewed and could be reduced.
TURKEY AND MALTA REPORT NEW DAILY CASES
Malta, which placed on the UK quarantine list this weekend, reported its biggest buildup in a day: 72 new infections.
Malta has a very small population of around 515,000, meaning that any out-of-control primary epidemic on the island can be simply catastrophic.
Meanwhile, Turkey reported its highest number of cases since June: 1256 new cases, with 21 deaths.
”REALLY DOESN’T MAKE SENSE”
Three French friends in London from France have criticized the government’s resolve to quarantine them even though they all tested negative for coronavirus last week.
Schoolboy Lou Le Mener, 23, student Aurelia Crea and computer scientist Marine Coupe, 25, all French citizens living together in London, returned to St Pancras on Saturday night after visiting their families.
Coupe told the Press Association: “It doesn’t make sense. The UK was the last to be quarantined and is now introducing these strict measures.”
“And in France he also wears a mask, but not here.”
Ms. Crea said: “We tried to return, but it cost about three hundred euros the price of the ticket and the site did not work.
“Then there are many other people in the same place, other crowded people looking to return. The Eurostar is very quiet today.
“I think it’s unfair that we have to quarantine ourselves, but we will. In Paris, we have to wear a mask almost everywhere, we’ve already felt trapped there and now we’re stuck again.
SPIKE CASE IN FRANCE
France has reported 3,310 new cases of coronavirus in more than 24 hours, breaking records after closing as fears of a wave sweeping Europe come true.
This is the fourth day in a row that instances have increased since the country regained the stage after it was locked up.
The country has recorded 249,655 cases so far according to Johns Hopkins data and placed itself on the quarantine list this weekend, and tourists returned to exceed the 4am deadline this morning.
IRELAND REPORTS THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF CASES DAILY SINCE MAY
Ireland reported an increase of two hundred cases, its highest point in three months.
Dr. Ronan Glynn, acting medical director, warned that there are now “multiple groups” and a “secondary extension” of Covid-19 in the country.
Of the two hundred new bodies, 103 are men and 96 are women and 68% are under the age of 45. 25 instances were known per network transmission.
The country has experienced a strong build-up in some cases over the more than two weeks, as groupings have emerged, resulting in local closures.
Tipperary is feared to be the new epicenter of Covid-19 after a fungal plant closed due to an epidemic.
The total number of cases in Ireland has reached 27191 after 4 cases were detected. The death toll remains in 1774.
550 STRIP CLUBS POINTING INCLUDING QUARANTINE
550 visitors to the Brass Rail strip club in Toronto were invited to quarantine after testing positive for coronavirus.
Customers who left their main contact points when they entered the club are lately touched by the government and will now have to be quarantined with their circle of relatives at home.
Ontario Prime Minister Doug Ford said: “I’m sorry for the other people who come into their homes and tell them they were at Brass Rail, that’s why I’m sorry.
“I’m sorry for the spouse, really. Dude, I need to be at the end of this one.
Authorities said the worker worked on August 4, 5, 7 and 8. They refused to tell if the user was a stripper or any other staff member.
The club has gained a knowledge of non-compliance and the people are running to follow the physical estrangement measures.
WELSH LEVEL STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO CALL FOR MODERATE GRADES
The Government of Wales has announced that A-level academics in Wales will appeal their qualifications if they are below the expectations of their teachers.
There was a protest in Wales after 42% of all A-level scores were reduced in the moderation process.
Education Minister Kirsty Williams said appeals would be allowed if “there is evidence” that academics have obtained higher grades.
He added: “There is a guarantee that no one will get a lower score after the call and all calls are free.”
Big protests against masks take place in BIRMINGHAM
A massive crowd of protesters against masks gathered in Birmingham city centre for a “demonstration for freedom” against masking and blocking measures against coronaviruses.
A speaker at the time in Victoria Square argued that the pandemic that has affected more than 21 million international people is “a matter of control” and argued that masks “have virtually no effect.”
Scientists have shown through models and studies that masked help protects others and has a significant effect on the likelihood of transmission.
Birmingham saw its Covid-19 infection rate of 13.8 to 28.1 in line with another 100,000 people after 321 new cases were recorded in the seven days prior to August 11.
65 POSITIVE TEST PEOPLE IN NORTHERN IRELAND
Northern Ireland announced 65 new cases.
The Ministry of Health has published any data on the deaths, which will be released on Monday.
COMPLAINT FROM THE PRESIDENT OF IRELAND’S TOURISM AUTHORITY
Irish Tourism Authority President Michael Cawley resigned after defying government rules to avoid the uns essential when going on holiday to Italy.
Ryanair’s former chief operating officer resigned Saturday after the Irish Independent revealed his main points on Italy.
THE BRITISH WERE FURIOUS AFTER LOSING THE 4AM DEADLINE
The British remained apopletic after their efforts to return home before four a.m. from France were thwarted.
Yesterday, 160,000 Britons tried to return from France to the UK to comply with the new two-week self-isolation rules.
A woman who had to leave her children so as not to run out of pictures told Sky News: “This quarantine doesn’t make sense because when my husband returns, she’ll have to isolate himself in the same house.
“This is all general madness.”
Many tourists were stranded because house tickets temporarily sold out or soared after the government announced at 10 p.m. on Thursday.
He even got on a fishing boat to cross the canal and escape last night’s quarantine.
GERMAN HEALTH MINISTER WARNS AGAINST ”HOLIDAY’
Germany’s maker for fitness has criticized the “festive parties” and defended the resolution of calling on almost all of Spain for a region with coronavirus after an uptick in that country.
Jens Spahn told Bild am Sonntag: “I know how much Germans love Spain, but infection rates are rising too fast.”
“Anyone who travels to Spain despite the caution will have to protect themselves and others on their vacation. The holiday season is irresponsible in this pandemic.”
Persons returning to Germany from designated threat spaces are subject to a coronavirus or a mandatory two-week quarantine, as in the UK.
COMPANIES OPEN TODAY AND IN THE COMING MONTHS
Casinos and bowling alleys were, first, a component of a business list scheduled to reopen on August 1, but this was delayed after an increase in infections last July.
Companies that can reopen from August 15:
Companies that can reopen from October:
Businesses that must remain closed:
HEALTH EXPERT SAYS BRITISH COMING HOME TO UK IS ‘EXACTLY WHAT YOU DON’T WANT’
Thousands of British tourists have reduced their travels as they desperately seek to get a home before the restrictions take effect this morning.
From four o’clock in the morning, anyone returning to the UK from France, the Netherlands and Malta will have to be quarantined for four days upon arrival.
But Professor Devi Sridhar, director of global public aptitude at the University of Edinburgh, said the Britons who rushed to come were “exactly what you didn’t want.”
In fact, the virus can spread among giant crowds.
Professor Sridhar tweeted: “Exactly what you don’t want. The most productive step is to check on arrival (as Germany has started to do) and five days later: greater quarantine compliance if other people agree to isolate themselves up to 2 negative controls, five days apart ».
Devi Sridhar (@devisridhar) 15 August 2020
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BREAKING: MORE THAN NEW COVID-19 CASES RECORDED IN THE UK FOR THE FIFTH DAY AFTER
The UK recorded 1,012 new tests for COVID-19 on Saturday, the fifth day in a row, which reported more than 1,000 infections daily.
Britain has now recorded 317,379 of COVID-19.
Three other people died within 28 days of giving positive to coronavirus.
INDIA READY TO START MASS PRODUCTION OF COVID-19 VACCINE
India is able to mass-produce COVID-19 vaccines when scientists give the go-ahead, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in his Independence Day speech on August 15, and also launched a national mission to implement identity of fitness for each and every citizen.
During the annual celebrations held at the Red Fort in the 17th century and reduced by the pandemic, Modi recognized that fitness and economic self-sufficiency were his government’s most sensitive priorities.
At the event, those who ceremonially hosted Modi had been quarantined a few days before the event.
Only about 4,000 visitors were allowed six feet away, while medical ambulance booths were installed for any player with COVID-19 symptoms at the entrance.
INDONESIA REPORTS 2345 NEW CASES OF CORONAVIRUS AND 50 MORE DEATHS
Indonesia reported 2,345 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of infections to 137,468, according to the knowledge of the Indonesian organization COVID-19.
Knowledge showed 50 more coronavirus-related deaths, bringing the total number of deaths to 6071.
CHINA ANNOUNCES 22 NEW COVID-19 CASES
The Chinese fitness government reported 22 new cases of coronavirus on the continent on August 14, to 30 cases a day earlier.
Of the new infections, 14 were imported and the transmitted instances included seven in the far west of Xinjiang and one in Guangdong Province.
On Friday, a shopping mall in Shenzhen, a city in Guangdong, was sealed after a box of COVID-19 was displayed.
Later that day, the Shenzhen Health Authority said two positive cases had been found, either at Alibaba-owned Freshippo Supermarket Mall.
Freshippo said in a separate that it had suspended operations at 21 of its retail outlets in Shenzhen to perform disinfection paints and nucleic acid testing for its employees.
NEARLY HALF OF BRAZILIANS BELIEVE BOLSONARO WILL NOT RESPECT COVIDÉ’S HIGH DEATH TOLL-BY
Almost part of Brazilians who President Jair Bolsonaro “has no responsibility” for the more than 100,000 deaths in the country as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the highest number of deaths in the world, according to a new Datafolha survey.
The ballot published on Saturday in the Brazilian newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo and indicates that 47% of Brazilians have no duty for body counting, while 11% do so.
Brazil has the world’s worst outdoor epidemic in the United States and Bolsonaro’s reaction to the pandemic has been widely condemned by fitness experts.
Right-winger Bolsonaro has lobbied for the use of an unproven antimalarial drug to fight the disease, replaced the fitness ministers who opposed his program, encouraged Brazilians to oppose the closure measures and showed indifference to the accumulation of the death toll.
The same survey pattern released on Friday showed that Bolsonaro lately enjoys its administration’s highest approval score, which began in 2019.
37% of Brazilians considered their mandate to be fair or good, up from 32% in June.
The survey indicated that the rise in popularity can be explained through the government’s emergency bills for low-income and casual people who will expire in September.
The government has been extending payments lately.
As of Friday, Brazil had 106,523 deaths and 3,275,520 showed cases.
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