ROME – The Italian Ministry of Health has reported 1638 more cases of coronavirus and 24 deaths.
These deaths raised the official coronavirus figure in Italy to 35,692, the time in Europe after Britain.
The Ministry of Health said the new instances recorded a record 103,223 tests. While countries like Germany have processed more than twice that number in recent days, Italy has been limited to some 100,000 tests.
Public fitness officials said in their weekly surveillance report that the seven-week backlog of cases in Italy represented a “slow and slow worsening of the epidemic. ” However, this is not as serious as in other European countries where new cases have exceeded 10,000. .
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HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE VIRUS EPIDEMIC
– Police with anti-lock protesters in London
– India adds 93337 new infections shown in last 24 hours
– Another 2 school football games postponed due to coronavirus
– The Director of Football Operations at the University of Colorado was cited for violating coronavirus-like public aptitude orders after a team education worried 108 other people on a mountain hike.
– Can the mandatory mask provide sufficient coverage in crowded amphitheaters?This worries many academics at the century-old Sorbonne University in Paris with the coronavirus bouncing off in France.
– The official Oktoberfest is cancelled in Munich, so 50 of the German city’s breweries are holding their own small parties according to the guidelines of the coronavirus.
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LONDON – London police faced protesters at a rally organized through conflicting parts of restrictions to stop the coronavirus.
The rubs broke out on Saturday when police intervened to disperse protesters who piled up in Trafalgar Square in central London. Some of the protesters formed barricades to avoid arrests and traffic stopped in the busy area.
The demonstration included dozens of people holding banners and banners and shouting “freedom. “
Britain recently imposed a ban on all social gatherings of more than six other people this week in an effort to combat a strong backlog of coronavirus cases.
Britain has 338,420 cases shown and 41,821 deaths, the fifth number of deaths in the world, according to a johns Hopkins University account.
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ROME – Pope Francis urges political leaders to ensure that coronavirus vaccines are available in poorer countries.
He says that in many parts of the world there is a “pharmacological marginalization” of those who do not have to receive fitness care.
Francis met saturday with members of an Italian humanitarian organization that collects donated drugs through pharmaceutical corporations and distributes them to clinics and aid centers for those most in need.
Francis says many other people are dying in some parts of the world because of the lack of drugs that can be obtained elsewhere, and political leaders will have to take into account their fate.
“I repeat, it would be regrettable if, in the distribution of the vaccine, priority is given to the richest, or if a vaccine has become the asset of this or that country and not of all,” the Pope said.
Francis has in the past called for universal access to the vaccine.
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NEW YORK – The mayor of New York says he’s sure the city will stick to a revised schedule for public school students to return to the classroom within the next two weeks.
De Blasio recently delayed plans to reopen the country’s largest school district for the time being since its announcement in July, resulting in a shortage of supplies.
Unions representing the city’s teachers said it wouldn’t have been to open all the schools next week.
According to the revised schedule, the maximum number of elementary school students will resume in-person learning starting September 29, while high school and higher students will do the same on October 1.
Unions had asked for more personnel and more protective devices to protect against the virus. De Blasio has promised to rent another 2,500 teachers in addition to the additional 2,000 teachers he had announced in the past.
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BOULDER, Colo. – The director of football operations at the University of Colorado was cited for violating coronavirus-like public fitness orders after a team workout affected 108 other people on a mountain hike.
Bryan McGinnis could face a fine of up to $1,000, city spokeswoman Sarah Huntley said. Many wearing masks or social esttachment.
The organization also violated a city requirement that teams of 25 or more people unload a permit to use the city’s open spaces and mountain park grounds, Huntley said.
UC Athletic Director Rick George said all student-athletes undergo coronavirus testing and that all players who participated in the trek had recently given negative results.
University officials expressed and said they were taking steps to prevent similar events.
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NEW YORK – Two more football games were postponed on Saturday due to coronavirus.
Baylor’s first game against Houston and Florida Atlantic’s first game against Georgia Southern have been affected by positive testing. Baylor says he can’t meet the threshold on the list of the 12 grand out of a minimum of 53 players to play.
Now 16 Subdivision Bowl games have been postponed or canceled due to virus issues since August 26.
The pandemic had an effect on school basketball, with the start date extended until November 25. Maui’s flagship basketball tournament moved to North Carolina. Meanwhile, Pac-12 plans to return to fall football.
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BERLIN – German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the need for major improvements in the school generation across the country.
Merkel said on her weekly video podcast on Saturday that teachers were having a hard time teaching almost when schools closed at the start of the epidemic in the country, underscoring the importance of virtual media and other tools, but also revealing widespread failures of infrastructure.
The German leader said: “That’s why we want to accelerate the digitization of schools. We want it as an indispensable complement to face-to-face teaching. “
Merkel said the government had committed € 6 billion ($ 7. 1 billion) to help the progression of e-learning and infrastructure in schools. She says that all schools want high-speed Internet access as soon as you can imagine and teachers want computers adapted to teach virtual courses.
German schools have reopened and academics have relearned, but authorities warned that the country wants to be more prepared should the number of virus cases increase further.
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NEW DELHI – India has maintained its outbreak of coronavirus cases, adding 93,337 new infections shown in the last 24 hours.
On Saturday, the Ministry of Health estimated the number of cases in the country at more than 5. 3 million out of nearly 1. 4 billion other people. According to the report, another 1,247 people have died in the last 24 hours, for a total of 85,619 others. The country has more than one million active cases with a healing rate of about 80%.
India reported the accumulation of a larger day in the world each day for more than five weeks and is expected to peak in the pandemic-affected country in a few weeks, surpassing the United States.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has faced scathing complaints from opposition lawmakers in India’s parliament over his pandemic management amid a shrinking economy, leaving millions unemployed.
More than 10 million migrant workers who had no cash and feared famine left towns and returned to villages when Modi ordered the national closure on March 24. Migration is one of the main reasons why the virus spread to the far reaches of the country. has caused serious economic difficulties. The economy contracted by nearly 24% this quarter, the worst among the world’s major economies.
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DENVER – The University of Colorado has forced some academics to leave their dormitories to create more remote housing for academics with coronavirus infections as the number of cases continues on the Boulder campus.
The Denver Post reported that the university told affected academics in an email that those living in Darley North Tower at the Williams Village complex had to move into other apartments in the complex until five o’clock in the afternoon. Sunday.
The announcement came as the university reported 130 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total to 671 cases since the categories began about a month ago.
Authorities say two-thirds of the isolation area on the university campus is already full, with 151 out of 267 beds available Thursday.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. – California’s unemployment rate fell to 11. 4 percent in August amid a slow recovery in the economy’s pandemic.
The Department of Employment Development says the state added 101,900 jobs a month, most of which were government jobs, adding transition posts to the US census. But it’s not the first time
California lost more than 2. 6 million jobs in March and April due to the coronavirus pandemic and the state regained nearly a third of those jobs, but experts warn that other signs show that the state’s economy is stagnant without an immediate recovery in sight.
Restaurants and hotel corporations were hardest hit: the sector lost 14,600 jobs in August, and restrictions on coronavirus are still in place in much of the state.
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BOISE, Idaho – Idaho will remain under the existing restrictions from the last phase of Governor Brad Little’s economic reopening plan for at least two weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The governor said Friday that hospitalizations in extensive care sets for other inflamed people remain too high.
Little says Idahons have taken precautions, such as dressing up in face blankets, but viral infections have continued. Johns Hopkins University said that as of Thursday, Idaho had more than 36,000 cases of coronavirus, with 434 deaths.
Most Idaho companies are open within the restrictions of the fourth stage of the state. The governor said the unemployment rate is now 4. 2 percent, after reaching nearly 12 percent in the spring when the virus entered Idaho and businesses began closing.
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CONCORD, N. H. – The New Hampshire Department of Education said a public school canceled a planned stopover through U. S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos after a member tested positive for coronavirus.
McKelvie Middle School in Bedford informed the branch Friday morning that it had positive results. DeVos then visited Riddle Brook Elementary School in Bedford.
A state education spokesman said the resolution on McKelvie Intermediate was made through School Officials in Bedford. According to a school board assembly this week, it was decided to visit schools because of the way they had informed families about previous cases of viruses.
The U. S. Department of Education has not been able to do so. But it’s not the first time He did not respond to an email requesting a comment.
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ROME – The Italian government of public fitness warns that the average age of coronavirus patients is expanding as other young people infect their most fragile parents and grandparents, which can test the hospital system.
The Higher Institute of Health published its weekly surveillance report on Friday, as the country where COVID-19 hit the most sensitive in the West recorded the number of new infections, 1907, since May 1, with a total of 35,668.
While Italy has not experienced the thousands of new daily infections that other European countries have seen recently, its workload has increased by more than seven weeks. Initially, most of the new infections affected other young people returning from vacation spots. who are now infecting their older and more fragile relatives at home, with an average age of positive cases last week of 41 years compared to August 30.
The institute warned that if the fitness formula does not overflow, it is in danger of being even greater if italians do not strictly comply with hidden mandates and standards of social estating.
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