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Sadio Mane, the Liverpool and Senegal footballer, was tested for coronavirus and self-isolates, the club announced.
US President Donald Trump will move into a special suite at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Maryland for the next few days as a precautionary measure after testing positive for Covid-19, a White House official said.
Doctors suggested the resolution so Trump can seek immediate attention if necessary, the official said.
The White House has said Trump will paint from the suite, which is supplied to allow him to continue his official duties.
California’s fitness secretary agreed to hear more comment from theme park operators before issuing the reopening guidelines, a step that further delays Walt Disney Co’s plans to welcome Disneyland.
Disney CEO Bob Iger also resigned from a California working group to reopen business due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Sacramento Bee newspaper reported.
Earlier this week, Disney said Disneyland’s continued closure had exacerbated monetary tension in its fleet department due to the pandemic. The company, which is firing 28,000 employees, suggested California allow Disneyland to reopen.
On Thursday, an industry organization representing Disneyland, Universal Studios and Comcast Corp said it had reviewed California’s draft rules and then asked the state to listen to industry recommendations.
On Friday, California Secretary of Health Dr. Mark Ghaly would continue talks with theme park operators.
“Given the extent and operational complexity of these exclusive sectors, we are looking for more contributions from health care and business players to end this vital framework, all geared toward science and safety,” Ghaly said in a statement.
Disneyland has been closed since March. The company had announced that the station would reopen on July 17, but after the move was delayed indefinitely, it had to wait for state advice.
All other Disney theme parks, in addition to Walt Disney World in Florida, have reopened with limited assistance, masks and other security measures.
Nba playoffs are lately in a “bubble” at Disney World.
Australian treasurer Josh Frydenberg is transparent about what has been the most complicated component of this year’s budget, a component of his long absence from his young family.
The answer is to try to get Australia out of the first recession in 30 years, when politicians are armed with imperfect information.
U. S. President Donald Trump “remains tired but in good spirits” and is getting a remedy for the coronavirus, said the president’s doctor, Dr. Sean Conley.
Conley said the president is being treated with Regeneron’s polyclonal antibody cocktail, as well as zinc, vitamin D, famotidine, melatonin and aspirin.
The release of the new James Bond film, No Time to Die, has been delayed until April, filmmakers said as theaters struggled to attract audiences to the coronavirus pandemic.
The film, through MGM and Universal Pictures by Comcast Corp, will make its film debut on November 11.
U. S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s coronavirus check is negative, spokeswoman Drew Hammill wrote on Twitter.
Canada will ease some border restrictions next Thursday to allow the reunification of more family circles and plans to allow some new foreign academics to attend educational institutions, Ottawa announced Friday.
Canada and the United States have banned non-essentials across their shared border to combat the coronavirus epidemic These measures have sparked protests from others separated from the family circle.
“We recognize that travel restrictions deserve not to separate those enjoyed. In these difficult times, we know that these demanding situations are fulfilled by force and those we love alongside us,” Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino told journalists.
On October 8, Canada will allow access to a secure extended circle of family members of Canadian citizens and permanent residents, adding those with an exclusive romantic date of at least one year.
Foreign nationals would possibly enter for compassionate reasons in express circumstances, such as a life-threatening illness, serious injury or death.
On October 20, foreign academics accepted at Canadian universities will be allowed access with Covid-19 readiness measures implemented.
Previously, only foreign academics who had a valid exam permit approved before March 18 and traveling from the United States could cross the border.