BEIJING – The national air to Wuhan, the epicenter of the global coronavirus outbreak, has returned to pre-pandemic levels, the government said.
The virus was first detected in Wuhan late last year, and the city suffered a 76-day draconian blockade as its hospitals struggled to deal with a wave of cases requiring the immediate structure of cash hospitals to manage overflow.
Since reopening in early April, life has returned to normal and the number of domestic flights serving the city, as well as the number of passengers, have been fully recovered, according to the operator of Wuhan Tianhe International Airport. 500 domestic flights.
The airport will resume flights of foreign passengers to destinations such as Seoul, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta, said Qu Xiaoni, quoted through the official Xinhua news agency.
International cargo routes have already been reopened that unscre the main commercial city and the center of China’s automotive industry with destinations such as Amsterdam and New Delhi.
China went almost a month without registering a new local transmission case and on Sunday, the National Health Commission reported only 10 new cases, all imported. Hospitals treat 151 others by COVID-19 and another 357 people are remote after positive for the disease without symptoms, the commission said. China reported a total of 85,184 cases of COVID-19 with 4,634 deaths.
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HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE VIRUS EPIDEMIC
– North and South Dakota lead the United States in viral growth; the two governors reject the rules
– The pandemic back interrupted school sports on Saturday, and Virginia and Virginia Tech postponed their first football game on September 19 due to coronavirus disorders at Virginia Tech.
– The University of Oxford says that trials of the progression of a coronavirus vaccine with the pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca will resume, a few days after a break due to an informed side effect on a British patient.
– The number shown of coronavirus in India exceeded 4. 6 million after a record 97,570 new cases in 24 hours. India reported 1,201 deaths on Saturday, bringing the total number of deaths to 77,472, the third highest in the world.
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HERE’S THE MOST THAT’S HAPPENING:
FRANKFORT, Kentucky. – A prominent Kentucky infectious disease specialist who hailed by the governor as a “frontline hero” died after a nearly four-month war opposed to COVID-19.
Dr. Rebecca Shadowen, who tested positive for the virus on May 13, died Friday night, Med Center Health said at Bowling Green. Gov. Andy Beshear tweeted on Saturday that he “broke his heart” to be informed of his death and suggested others follow his recommendation and “wear a mask in his honor. “
Connie Smith, president and CEO of Med Center Health, said Shadowen “will be remembered as a nationally identified expert who has provided the most productive care to our patients and our community. She was a face friend to many.
Prior to contracting the virus, Shadowen directed Med Center Health’s paintings in the National Institute of Health’s trials on treating patients who oppose the virus, according to media reports.
Shadowen said he thought he contracted the virus after an elderly member of a circle of relatives gained home care from an inflamed caregiver.
“COVID-19 discriminates in its ability to penetrate our homes and communities,” Shadowen said in the spring that he had tested positive for the virus.
While fighting the virus, she surprised members of the Bowling County Green-Warren Coronavirus Working Group by joining a convention call and telling the group, “It’s a wonderful day to be alive. “He explained the importance of dressing up in a mask in public.
In his social media tribute on Saturday, Beshear called Shadowen “a frontline hero who has worked tirelessly for the lives of others. “
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JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri – Missouri has surpassed 100,000 coronavirus samples.
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services’ coronavirus control panel cited 1,974 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, bringing the total from the start of the pandemic to 101,134 The actual number is much higher, as many others with the virus have not been diagnosed. .
The state added 3 new deaths. A total of 1704 Missouriens died from COVID-19.
The number of cases of the disease is expanding at a faster rate than the maximum number of cases. Data from the U. S. Centers for Disease Control and PreventionBut it’s not the first time They show that seven days from September 4-10, Missouri recorded the sixth highest number of new cases in the country. .
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PHOENIX – Arizona Department of Health Services officials reported Saturday that more than 600 more cases showed cases of COVID-19 and 27 more deaths as the coronavirus outbreak in the state continues to decline.
The additional 605 instances brought the total to 208,128 across the state, and the death toll expanded to 5,315.
COVID-19-related hospitalizations reported through the branch continued to decline, a trend that began in July after the state became a national hot spot in June.
Johns Hopkins University data analyzed through the Associated Press showed decreases in seven-day moving averages of new cases and deaths over the next two weeks.
The average number of new cases increased from 537 on August 28 to 406 on Friday, while the average number of deaths increased from 41 to 20.
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CARSON CITY, Nevada – Nevada Fitness reported Saturday that 414 more showed cases of COVID-19 and 10 more deaths, bringing the total to 73220 cases and 1,439 deaths across the country.
Meanwhile, Johns Hopkins University’s knowledge analyzed through the Associated Press showed seven-day moving averages for new cases in Nevada and deaths that have been declining for the next two weeks.
The average death toll increased from 488 on August 28 to 299 on Friday, while the average death toll increased from 15 to 9.
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EAST LANSING, Michigan – Health officials urge Michigan State University academics living on or near the East Lansing campus to quarantine due to a coronavirus outbreak.
The Ingham County Department of Health said that at least one-third of the 342 College-affiliated Americans who tested the virus since August 24 have attended parties or social gatherings and that at least one-third of the meetings were related to fraternities or sororities of women.
The Department of Health said that in the 3 weeks leading up to the outbreak, 23 Americans affiliated with universities had tested positive.
The state has more than 110,800 shown and more than 6,500 deaths.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. – The pandemic back of the coronavirus disrupted school sports on Saturday, and Virginia and Virginia Tech postponed their first football game on September 19 due to disorders at Virginia Tech.
Virginia Tech reported Friday that it had had 219 positive tests among academics and coronavirus staff in the past seven days, bringing the total number of infections to 633 since testing began on August 3. The numbers are highest since the return of academics on August 24.
The school has published the specific results of athletes.
Virginia Tech may not be practicing football for 4 days. No recovery date has been announced for the game planned for Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Anchorage will get federal assistance to reduce the coronavirus epidemic in its homeless population.
There were 168 cases shown of coronavirus in homeless shelters in Anchorage and one death. According to Anchorage Department of Health epidemiologist Janet Johnston, about a hundred of those cases are related to an outbreak at the Brother Francis shelter.
The village assigned to 3 workers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and one from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning.
The 4 federal workers will collaborate on on-site epidemiology, contact studies and other measures to manage the city’s epidemic.
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HONOLULU – The Federal Department of Veterans Affairs sent a team of fitness personnel to involve a coronavirus outbreak in a veteran in Hawaii.
Officials Ten citizens died at the Yukio Okutsu state veterans’ home in Hilo.
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports that a maximum of 74 Veterans House citizens tested positive for coronavirus after an asymptomatic member brought him to the site.
Senator Brian Schatz implored the VA this week to help him after saying that the space was under under staff and not provided to prevent the outbreak.
The federal physical care team is an infectious disease physician, facility engineer, infectious disease nurse, safety officer, commercial hygienist, and nursing manager.
The team will investigate home infection-related disorders and develop procedures to control the outbreak.
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SIOUX FALLS, S. D. – Coronavirus infections in the Dakotas are the most dynamic in the country.
North Dakota and South Dakota have ruled the country in terms of new instances consistent with cápit in the past two weeks, with 470. 2 new instances consisting of 100,000 inhabitants and 408. 1 new instances, respectively, according to a johns Hopkins University account.
South Dakota is among the country’s positivity rates for coronavirus testing last week at 17%, according to the COVID Monitoring Project, while North Dakota is 5. 8%.
Most likely, the infections were from the reopening of schools and universities and massive gatherings such as the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota, which attracted thousands of people from all over the country.
Health experts warn that infections will need to be controlled before physical care systems become overwhelmed. North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum and South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem resisted the requirements of masks.
Brookings Town Hall, South Dakota, moved its assembly to a local stage in reaction to intense interest, with many citizens opposing it. The mask requirement was eventually adopted, one of the few in the state.
South Dakota reported 16,117 shown and 183 deaths; North Dakota reported 14,684 people and 167 deaths. Together, states have a population of 1. 6 million.
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VATICAN CITY – The Vatican says it is “necessary and urgent” to return to Mass in user as soon as measures against coronavirus allow.
The head of the Vatican’s liturgy office, Cardinal Robert Sarah, said in a letter to Saturday’s episcopal meetings that virtual, but useful, liturgies do not update reality, and said that the physical presence of the faithful in the churches is “vital, indispensable, unrealizable. “”
While some Catholic priests have called for coronavirus closures that the closure of churches violates their freedom, Pope Francis has joined Italy’s strict closure, ended all public masses in the Vatican, and transmitted his morning liturgies live, and at one point even warned priests that they refused the measures of their “teenage resistance. “
Francis had suggested to the Catholic faithful that they obey the government’s measures against the coronaviruses, saying they were guilty of public health. This week he realized he was wearing a mask for the first time and wearing a hand sanitist.
In recent weeks, Francis has resumed public meetings and held a handful of audiences in front of limited and socially remote groups.
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LONDON – Britain has recorded more than 3,000 new cases of coronavirus per consecutive day.
The Department of Health and Social Services recorded a daily build-up of 3,497 new cases, up from 3,539 on Friday, which was the highest since May 17.
Reported instances are more than double those of a week or two ago, a replacement that has fueled considerations about a wave of viruses in the country. The UK has recorded more than 41,600 virus-like deaths, the highest in Europe.
The UK government has said that social gatherings in England will be limited to six other internal and outdoor people and that violators of the regulations will have to pay fines from Monday.
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ROME – Italy has added 1501 cases of coronavirus to its official count.
The fitness ministry said six other people had died the day before, bringing Italy’s official death toll to 35,603.
Infections have been spreading for more than six weeks, basically among Italians returning from vacation. While many other inflamed people are asymptomatic, the number of others in resuscitation increased from 121 to 182 last week.
Public fitness officials said in their weekly report that the fitness formula was not stretched too much, but that “the trend may soon reflect increased tension. “
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LONDON – Oxford University says trials of the progression of a coronavirus vaccine with pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca will resume days after a break due to an informed side effect on a patient in Britain.
The university states that in giant trials, “some participants are expected to become ill and each case will have to be thoroughly evaluated to ensure a full protection assessment. “
It indicates that about 18,000 more people tested vaccines as a component of the trial. It would not disclose medical data on the disease for reasons of confidentiality of the participants, but states that it is “committed to the protection of our participants and the criteria to carry out in our studies and will continue to strictly monitor protection”.
Health experts say disruptions to drug trials are a common place for protection and efficacy.
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AUSTIN, Texas – The fitness branch of the Texas State Department reported 3,488 new coronavirus cases and deaths on Friday.
This brought the total number of cases shown to 653,356 and only about 14,000 showed deaths, according to a public fitness officer. However, the actual number of cases in Texas is higher because many other people have not been evaluated and studies recommend that others do. it may be inflamed and doesn’t feel sick.
Health has estimated that 71,292 cases are now active, adding 3,475 that required hospitalization. The number of hospitalizations has decreased since its peak in July to 10,893.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. – Kentucky reported on Friday about 950 new cases of coronavirus, one of the highest totals in the state.
Governor Andy Beshear reported nine virus-like deaths, extending the number of deaths shown in the state to 1,044. The 948 new instances reported brought Kentucky’s total to more than 55,700.
The Democratic governor suggested others wear masks in public, practice social estating, restrict rallies to 10 or less, wash their hands, and restrict travel.
Kentucky Republican and Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell received a message Friday about others doing their part.
“Until it disappears, the most productive thing we can all do, and it’s not confusing, is to wear a mask, practice social est est estre,” McConnell said. “Until we get a vaccine, it’s the only way to keep working. “
The state-wide monitored positivity rate, a seven-day variable figure that reflects the average number of tests that tested positive for conronavirus, increased to 4. 7%.
The governor says the state has the payment procedure to charge $400 in weekly unemployment checks for tens of thousands of people who have lost their jobs.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – The Illinois Department of Public Health reported 2145 new coronavirus cases and 32 deaths.
Friday’s news came here when 30 of the 102 counties reached at least two benchmarks indicating that the coronavirus is spreading there.
Instances came here from 56,661 tests, at a state-wide positivity rate of 3. 9%. There were 4. 6 million tests conducted in Illinois.
The total number of known infections in Illinois is 257,788, and the number of deaths shown throughout the state is 8,273 since the start of the pandemic.
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BERLIN – Authorities in southern Germany say that an American woman who lives there and returned from a holiday in Greece could possibly have caused an increase in coronavirus infections and increased restrictions in the city of Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
The local council said the 26-year-old, who has not been identified, had visited several local bars. Council spokesman Stephan Scharf told the dpa news firm that he had symptoms and told him to quarantine while he waited for the result when he went looking. a test, but I can’t do it.
The woman had recently returned from a holiday in Greece. Charf corrected last Saturday’s data that the woman was a tourist from the United States.
All restaurants in the Alpine town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen will close at 10 p. m. for next week. Germany, with a population of 83 million, has more than 260,000 cases shown and 9,351 deaths.
(This story was corrected to imply that American women lived locally in Germany and returned from their holidays in Greece; she has not recently arrived from the United States)
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