A state fitness official warns that the rally planned by President Donald Trump Friday night at a Virginia airport, with nearly 4,000 more people, poses a “serious risk to the public’s physical condition. “
“Collection poses a troubling threat to public fitness,” dr. Natasha Dwamena, district director of the Virginia Department of Public Health, in a letter to the company that rents the aircraft hangar where the rally is scheduled. the demonstration would challenge Governor Ralph Northam’s public aptitude order, which prohibits the collection of more than 250 people.
The demonstration comes when Northam, a Democrat, announced Friday morning that he and his wife had tried COVID-19.
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam and first child Pamela Northam tested positive for COVID-19, said his workplace on a Friday morning.
Both were evaluated after a member of your apartment developed symptoms and then tested positive. According to a press release, Governor Northam is asymptomatic, while First Lady Northam has mild symptoms.
“We are grateful for your mind and support, but what you can do for us and, more importantly, for your fellow Virginians, is take this seriously,” Northam said.
The United States surpassed 200,000 COVID-19 deaths on Tuesday, and by the end of the week, the country had already lost nearly 3,000 more people, roughly the death toll from the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
As of Friday morning, another 2,827 people in the United States had died since the country reached the bleak 200,000 mark, according to the knowledge of Johns Hopkins. On 9/11, another 2,977 people were killed in the attacks.
According to a projection from the University of Washington’s Institute of Health Assessment and Metrics, the number of deaths in the United States from the virus could nearly double until January 1, and is expected to succeed by approximately 371,500 to the end. of the year.
New York City may see its first COVID-19 closures in months, and the city’s fitness branch says some sensitive spaces may have non-essential businesses closed if the number of cases continues to increase.
Parts of Brooklyn and Queens faced a decline in reopening after neighborhoods saw an increase in cases over the following month. The city said it plans to close non-essential businesses and personal schools and ban meetings of 10 or more people in the spaces if the instances do not rise early next week.
The city also plans to send more inspectors to the spaces to monitor compliance with masking and social estgnation. Fines can only be disorders for those who refuse to wear masks, the Ministry of Fitness said.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said he is contemplating a “declaration of rights” for academics to counter disciplinary action that universities can impose amid campus constraints to curb the spread of COVID-19.
DeSantis said academics at Florida state schools will be allowed to laugh without worrying about retaliation. Florida State University said last week that it would suspend academics from organizing or attending big parties and academics who tested positive for COVID-19 but did not isolate themselves.
“Personally, I think it’s incredibly draconian for a student being potentially expelled for going to a party,” DeSantis said Thursday. “That’s what academics do. “
Pac-12 will be in the Big Ten in an attempt to play football this fall, the league announced Thursday, reversing a resolution taken in August to postpone winter or spring as soon as possible due to fitness disorders caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Mountain West convention followed a few hours later when he delivered a setback on October 24, the ninth of 10 FBS meetings that now plan to end their season until December 20.
The Pac-12 game will begin on November 6 with a seven-game calendar that includes championship games and culminates with the convention championship game on December 18.
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A Virginia fitness officer warns that President Donald Trump’s Friday-planned rally is a “serious risk to the public’s physical condition,” as another 4,000 people are expected to attend.
Dr. Natasha Dwamena, district director of the Department of Public Health, wrote a letter to the company that rents the hangar where the collection will take place and said that the demonstration at the Newport News / Williamsburg International Airport would challenge the prohibition order of the Governor Ralph of Northam Collections of more than 250 people.
The governor’s most sensible transportation and fitness officials also sent letters to airport officials reminding them that they had “the strength to enforce” state law.
A conservative radio host and president of the Virginia delegation to trump’s crusade said Democrats would block the demonstration for political reasons. “Panic has gripped Democrats in Virginia,” John Fredericks said.
Rio de Janeiro has delayed its annual carnival parade for the first time in a century due to coronavirus, authorities said Thursday. are a cultural pillar and, for many, a source of income.
“Carnival is a place on which much humble staff depends. Samba schools are networked institutions and parades are just a detail of that,” said Luiz Antonio Simas, a historian specializing in the Rio Carnival, in an interview with The Associated Press. The entire cultural and productive chain has been interrupted through COVID. “
The Rio City Council has not yet announced a resolution on carnival street parties, which are also taking a position in the city.
The first showed a case of coronavirus in Brazil on February 26, a day after the end of this year’s carnival.
More than 824,000 unemployed Americans
An uptick in hiring that began this summer is hot amid regional coronavirus outbreaks, indicating that it may be years before the task market fully recovers.
More than 824,000 Americans filed an unemployment claim for the first time in the week, the Department of Labor announced Thursday.
The most recent set of 824,542 claims is particularly below the record 6. 2 million other people who first filed claims in early spring, when they closed the maximum of non-essential businesses to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
But the number of applications increased to 28,527 last week. And in less than seven months, more than 57 million people applied for unemployment assistance for the first time.
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Contribute: The Associated Press