NICOSIA, Cyprus – Cyprus’s Ministry of Health has said that participating in a non-violent demonstration is obliged to wear a face mask and be at least 1.5 metres from the other protesters.
The ministry issued the rules on how public occasions will be conducted on Monday in accordance with fitness protocols to prevent the spread of coronavirus and stated that the distribution and exchange of leaflets between protesters is prohibited and that food and other vendors are not allowed on the site.demonstration.
Organizers will have to appoint a liaison officer to touch the police and make sure the protesters stick to the guidelines.Cypriot Justice Minister Emily Yiolitis said the aim of the directives was not to restrict citizens’ democratic rights, but to ensure that other people were from the spread of the virus.
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– In Xinjiang, China, they accompanied the forced closure
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HERE’S THE MOST THAT’S HAPPENING:
CHICAGO – Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has predicted a gap of about $1.2 billion for the 2021 budget, blaming the coronavirus pandemic as the “main driver” of the challenges.
She says tourism, shipping and the hotel industry have been the most affected.Lightfoot presented the city’s budget estimates on Monday, saying the existing budget will have a deficit of about $800 million.
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UNITED NATIONS – The leader unleashed said that the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated gender inequalities and reversed “decades of and fragile progress in gender equality and women’s rights.”
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned young people in civil society organizations at a virtual public assembly on Monday that “without an unpleasant response, we threaten to lose a generation or more in profits.”
During the pandemic, she said that “women have been at the forefront of the response, such as fitness staff, teachers, essentials and caregivers in their families and communities.Most fitness staff are women, but less than a third.are in decision-making roles, he said.
Guterres said the pandemic had had an effect on physical and intellectual health, schooling and labor market participation, and also noted reports in some cases of an increase in youth pregnancies and gender-based violence.
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PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island – Governor Gina Raimondo said each and every public school district in Rhode Island has been given the green light to resume user categories in September.
The Democrat said on Monday that young people deserve to return to school on September 14 and that “we’re hoping it will.”
Five metrics had to be met, adding a low rate of hospitalization and spread throughout the state and an ability to reverse the effects of coronavirus control in 72 hours.
Only Providence and Central Falls were not hit by the benchmarks, these towns had the coronavirus rates in the state.
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COLUMBIA, South Carolina – Officials in Columbia, South Carolina, say at least two hundred other people were overcrowded without a mask at a pool party that closed near the University of South Carolina.
Columbia fire chief Aubrey Jenkins told WLTX-TV that Saturday’s scene at an apartment complex violated regulations to prevent coronavirus and created “the best typhoon to spread the virus.”
Jenkins persuaded the hotel to close the pool for several days, but no one was cited for violating the city’s mask ordinance.
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CHICO, Calif.- California State University, Chico canceled the limited number of face-to-face courses he submitted and virtual only during the fall semester after at least 30 other people tested positive for coronavirus 3 days after the semester began.
University President Gayle Hutchinson said she asked academics to leave their accommodation on campus this weekend, as almost every apartment on campus has at least one case and the number is feared to increase.
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GENEVA – The director of the World Health Organization warns that the opening of companies too temporarily to the coronavirus pandemic is a “recipe for disaster”.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stresses that countries that need to open up seriously will also have to take the abolition of transmission seriously.He says it’s not “a balance.”
Tedros cited 4 key issues that countries, communities and Americans focus on: the prevention of “amplifier events”, as the virus develops in groups; Protect vulnerable computers Individuals who take individual action to protect themselves and find, isolate, verify and treat cases, while searching for and quasing their contacts.
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ROME – Italy recorded almost 1,000 more cases of coronavirus on Monday, much less than recent new cases, but far fewer swab tests have been performed.
Italy now has 269,214 infections shown. Many of those who tested positive in recent weeks were travelers returning from vacation or their close contacts.
Sardinia, which had had few cases for weeks, recorded 79 new infections on Monday, with infection groups connected to crowded nightclubs or holiday parties on the Mediterranean island.
The regions with the maximum number of new instances were Campania, which includes Naples, and Lazio, which includes Rome.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.- President Donald Trump’s new pandemic adviser, Dr. Scott Atlas, says coronavirus infections and deaths are declining in the hardest-hit states.
Atlas, who ran with Florida’s Republican Governor Ron DeSantis for a roundtable Monday, said hospitalizations, the length of hospital remains and mortality were also declining.
“The American public feels cautiously positive here about what’s going on,” Atlas said.”Don’t be afraid right now.”
He downplayed the threat of infections among other youth and agreed with DeSantis that school football will be played this year and “can be done safely.”
Atlas also minimized the desire to check others for coronavirus when they show no symptoms.
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YANGON, Myanmar – The Southeast Asian country of Myanmar has reported its general on a singles day of COVID-19 cases shown since its first cases were shown last March.
The Ministry of Health announced new instances on Monday, bringing the total to 882, of which 354 are indexed as healed and six have died.
The outbreak of new instances over the past week basically occurred in the western state of Rakhine, which borders Bangladesh and is home to several giant IDP camps due to years of civil conflict.The government responded by instituting a statewide “Stay-at-Home” also banned unnecessary and unauthorized travel.
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DETROIT (AP) – Detroit monday turned an island park into an ordinary memorial lawn as family-filled cars slowly passed through piles of photographs of deceased COVID-19 residents.
Mayor Mike Duggan declared a memorial day in Detroit to honor the more than 1,500 victims of the city’s pandemic.Audiences held solemn processions around Belle Isle Park on the Detroit River, where more than 900 images were exhibited.
Detroit’s director of art and culture, Rochelle Riley, said organizers hoped the memorial would “wake others up to the devastating effects of the pandemic” and “bring some peace to families whose loved ones didn’t get the funeral they deserved.”
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BRUSSELS – The European Union joins the COVID-19 COVAX vaccine alliance to help provide access to any vaccine in the long term to others living in countries that may not be able to do so.
The EU’s executive arm, the European Commission, announced on Monday that it will contribute EUR 400 million ($478 million) to the programme.
Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the goal is to paint in combination “to buy long-term vaccines to take advantage of low- and middle-income countries.”
But the commission declined to say whether it sought to use COVAX as another way to ensure access to a rich Europe for a long-term vaccine.
Activists warn that without stronger attempts to hold political, pharmaceutical and fitness leaders accountable, all vaccines may be stockpiled in countries in a race to vaccinate their populations first.
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TRENTON, N.J.- Indoor food will resume Friday with capacity in New Jersey, Gov. Phil Murphy announced.
Restaurants can have a capacity of 25%, including maintaining the social distance between the tables.Masks will be mandatory for eating or drinking.
“The culpable reopening will repair one of our state’s key industries as we move forward in opposition to COVID19,” Murphy wrote in a tweet Monday delivering the regulatory update.
New Jersey has had more than 190,000 cases, with more than 14,000 deaths.
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FAIRBANKS, Alaska – The University of Alaska hockey team at Fairbanks and other student-athletes are quarantined or isolated after some underwent coronavirus tests after an off-campus party.
Administrators say 37 academics were put into solitary confinement after six hockey players and one athlete from some other college team tested positive.His head coach, who was not at the August 22 party, was also quarantined after having close contact with the players.
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STOCKHOLM – A Swedish fitness officer said Monday that a COVID-19 vaccine “alone cannot prevent the pandemic,” adding that “important preventive measures should remain in place for the foreseeable future.”
Johan Carlson, director of the Swedish Public Health Agency who has opted for a highly debatable COVID-19 technique to keep giant swathes of society open, said that a long-term vaccine “will probably be a vital tool” but not “the tool. it will. ” in the end it solves the problem. “
Social Affairs Minister Lena Hallengren said the vaccine should be given as a priority to others over the age of 70, others from at-risk groups, and caregivers and nurses.
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GENEVA – According to the United Nations fitness agency, 90% of the countries that responded to a new survey reported the have an effect on of COVID-19 on the provision of other fitness care services.
The World Health Organization said 105 countries had responded to the survey to assess the effect of the coronavirus outbreak on live fitness systems, i.e. in low- and middle-income countries.
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the survey, which covered five regions between March and June, revealed the need for greater preparedness for fitness emergencies such as the existing pandemic.
The survey found that immunization regimens and extension facilities were among the highest affected, and 70% of countries reported outages, and largely followed the diagnosis and remedy of noncommunicable diseases such as cardiovascular disease and cancer.
Nearly a quarter of countries reported disruptions to emergency services.
WHO warned against some limitations of the study, differences in the stages of the epidemic that countries were experiencing.
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MADRID – Government President Pedro Sánchez has said that the Spanish government is implementing a post-pandemic recovery plan that aims to achieve a sustained annual economic expansion of more than 2%.
Spain earned 140 billion euros ($166.840 billion) from the European Union coronavirus recovery fund, roughly partly divided between grants and repayable loans.
With these aids, the plan presented on Monday through Sánchez will aim to combat the inequalities annoying by the virus, which has claimed at least 29,000 lives in Spain.
It has the country most affected in Western Europe by a new wave of new outbreaks.
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BUCHAREST, Romania – The Romanian government is lifting several restrictions imposed before to combat coronavirus, despite a steady increase in the number of new infections and deaths.
The government announced on Monday that it will allow the resumption of indoor meals, cinemas and theatres on Tuesday, must respect the rules of social estrangement and dress up in masks.
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LONDON – The British government says 16 cases of coronavirus were connected to a flight that brought British tourists back from Greece, and everyone on board asked to isolate themselves for two weeks.
Public Health Wales said it had contacted about two hundred others on Tuesday aboard Tui’s flight from the Greek island of Zante to Cardiff, Wales.
Gwen Lowe of Public Health Wales said 30 cases of COVID-19 have been shown among others who have returned from Zante on several flights, and that the number is expected to increase.
The United Kingdom asks that other people who arrive for two weeks be quarantined, unless they come from a country considered as having a low threat of coronavirus. Greece is on the exemption list.
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NEW DELHI – India reported more than 78,000 new cases of coronavirus and 984 more deaths on Monday, bringing the total number of deaths to 64469.
India has recorded more than 3.6 million cases of viruses and now has the fastest number of reported cases in any country, with more than 75,000 new cases on consecutive days.
The virus has affected India’s major cities and is now spreading in small towns and rural areas.
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