5:49 a. m. : Argentina passes 1 million COVID-19
5:44 a. m. : One in 4 Canadians says stress grades are higher than the first COVID-19 wave
The latest news about coronavirus from Canada and around the world on Tuesday. This record will be updated on the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
8:10 a. m. Health Canada removes a product labeled as a hand sanitist from the market, but has decided it is a counterfeit.
The ministry said a counterfeit edition of the Authorized Hand Sanitist Daily Shield was discovered for sale at a Dollarama store in Thunder Bay.
Health Canada warns that fake editing may not be effective in killing bacteria and viruses and can also present serious health risks.
It also indicates that the unauthorized product is suspected to contain methanol, which is permitted for use in hand sanitizers and may cause serious adverse reactions or death if swallowed.
The counterfeit edition is classified as NPN 80098979, lot 6942; It expires in May 2023 and is in 250 ml format.
7:30 a. m. La number of passengers examined on a non-marriage day for flights in the United States exceeded one million for the first time since COVID-19 infections began to accumulate last March.
Sunday’s remarkable milestone means the progress made since the darkest days of the pandemic for America’s devastated airline industry. Usa, when less than 100,000 people were examined in April, and how far it is to go.
One million and more passengers registered on Sunday compares to 2. 6 million on the same day last year, or about 60 less, according to the Transportation Safety Administration.
The TSA reported that the 6. 1 million passengers at U. S. checkpoints are in the process of 6. 1 million passengers in the U. S. But it’s not the first time In the week from 12 to 18 October they were the highest volume measured from the beginning of the pandemic.
Holiday plans and business trips froze in the spring when millions of people took refuge. With so little wisdom about the virus, few people sought to board a plane or cross an airport, even if they could.
Airlines earned $50 billion (USA) In money and congressional loans in March on the condition that redundancies be delayed until at least October. Airlines now warn of mass layoffs as they pressure Congress and the White House to raise another $25 billion (US)) to pay for the next six months.
7:15 a. m. Colombian cyclist Fernando Gaviria tested positive for coronavirus and got rid of the Giro d’Italia.
Gaviria and a member of the AG2R La Mondiale team were the only positives of the 492 tests held on Sunday and Monday.
The United Arab Emirates team in Gaviria said the pilot “was telecontained after the verification result and feels intelligent and absolutely asymptomatic. “
The team notes that Gaviria had COVID-19 in March.
Gaviria has won five stages in the Giro of her career.
General contenders Simon Yates and Steven Kruijswijk had already retired from the race after taking a positive turn, while Australian Michael Matthews also retired. Teams Mitchelton-Scott and Jumbo-Visma withdrew all their groups last week after a series of positive effects on the first day off.
7. 10am Rugby Europe has finalized all international matches until the end of November, adding the latest circular of the men’s championship, which has been long delayed.
Romania, Belgium and Georgia, Russia and 15 November, Spain Portugal, were scheduled to be planned on 1 November. They’ve been postponed since March.
Georgia has already retained the title, while Romania is in last place, resulting in the occupant in a rise-down adjustment against Holland pending.
“Our players and officers are generally amateurs,” Rugby Europe President Octavian Morariu said Tuesday. “We cannot disclose them about the virus or quarantine periods that would be problematic for them. “
5:53 a. m. : Several fishing crews who have traveled to New Zealand in charter have coronavirus.
Health officials said Tuesday that 11 of them have tested positive so far and 14 cases are under investigation.
Team members have been quarantined at a Christchurch hotel since their arrival and tested positive for the regime, authorities said. The news can be a blow to New Zealand’s efforts to revive its fishing industry, which has struggled to locate local staff to equip the vessels.
Jeremy Helson, chief executive of Seafood New Zealand, said all the men tested negative before flying to New Zealand. “While they wait to see how many cases there are, the fact that they have all been quarantined that the formula is working well, ” said Helson in a statement.
The origin of the inflamed team members was unclear without delay, several fishing teams arrived in New Zealand in recent days from Russia and Ukraine.
New Zealand has managed to remove the network from the virus.
5:51 am: Towards the end of September, with the fall in coronavirus instances and the reopening of more schools and businesses, Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration called for restraint, presenting a statistical style that predicted an unexpected 89% increase in hospitalizations. because of the virus in the next month.
That’s what happened. Instead, state awareness shows that hospitalizations have been reduced by about 15% since this warning, while the average weekly number of new cases continues to decline even as other more populous states such as Florida, Ohio, and Illinois are increasing.
California’s smart news isn’t enough to replace what Newsom calls his “slow” and “stubborn” technique to reopen the world’s fifth-largest economy. He also warned others that they are “too exuberant” about these coronavirus figures, noting a “decrease in the rate of decline” of hospitalizations.
5:50 a. m. : A cabinet minister said Pakistan has witnessed a 140% increase in COVID-19 deaths in recent weeks due to widespread violations of social est breaches.
Asad Umar, the Minister of Planning and Development who oversees Pakistan’s reaction to the coronavirus, warned on Twitter that we will “lose lives and livelihoods” if others do not comply with social estating regulations.
His comments on Tuesday came shortly after the army-backed operations and command center reported 14 deaths and 625 new cases in the last 24 hours.
Prime Minister Imran Khan warned Monday that Pakistan’s major cities could face a momentary wave of COVID-19 in the coming weeks due to increased pollutants in the winter. Pakistan reported 324,084 cases, adding 6,673 deaths per COVID-19.
5:49 am: While Argentina exceeded one million cases of virus on Monday, it is now small towns like Ushuaia that are experiencing some of the notable peak increases. Doctors have had to quadruple the number of beds for COVID-19 patients in the past month. At least 60% of recently tested tested test positive for the virus.
“We were the example of the country,” said Dr. Carlos Guglielmi, director of the Ushuaia Regional Hospital. “Obviously, I came up here with the coronavirus. “
In Latin America, another 3 countries are expected to be successful in one million cases in the coming weeks: Colombia, Mexico and Peru. Countries have experienced significant declines, generally there has been little relief, with cases falling in one municipality and worsening in another.
The trajectory shows that the pandemic will leave any corner of Latin America unhinged.
5:44 a. m. : Canadians continue to revel in intellectual fitness disorders as a result of the pandemic, with one in 4 reporting their stress levels higher than in the first wave of COVID-19, according to a new survey .
The online survey through Leger and the Canadian Studies Association found that only 19% of Canadians say their intellectual aptitude is higher now than in March and April, as infection rates approach and fall.
However, about 54% reported that their intellectual status was roughly the same as when the coronavirus first hit the country.
Participants cited considerations about the duration and severity of the pandemic as their main source of anxiety, largely followed by social isolation and the health circle of family members.
“If we can’t see the prolonged circle of holiday relatives and rekindle that positive power we get from the circle of family and friends, it may only lead to a long winter,” said Léger Executive Vice President Christian Bourque.
“It’s like, when is this going to end?”
Read the full story of the Canadian press here.
4:00 a. m. : The most recent showed COVID-19 numbers in Canada at 4:00 a. m. EDT on October 20, 2020:
Shown 200,939 in Canada.
-Quebec: 94429 shown (including 6044 deaths, 79529 resolved)
-Ontario: 65075 shown (including 3050 deaths, 55978 resolved)
-Alberta: 22673 shown (of which 292 deaths, 19243 resolved)
-British Columbia: 11687 shown (including 253 deaths, 9753 resolved)
-Manitoba: 3382 shown (including deaths, 1597 resolved)
-Saskatchewan: 2396 displayed (including 25 deaths, 1973 resolved)
-Nova Scotia: 1097 shown (including deaths, 1026 resolved)
-New Brunswick: 313 shown (including 3 kills, 207 resolved)
-Newfoundland and Labrador: 287 shown (including deaths, 272 resolved)
-Prince Edward Island: shown (60 resolved)
-Yukon: 17 shown (15 resolved)
-Repatriated Canadians: Thirteen shown (thirteen resolved)
-Northwest Territories: five shown (five resolved), 3 presumptive
-Nunavut: no cases showed
Total: 201,440 (3 suspected, 201,437 showed 9778 deaths, 169,671 resolved)
Monday 6:35 p. m. : The Center for Addiction and Mental Health reported an outbreak of COVID-19 at its Queen Street West site, with five patients evaluated for the virus. This is the first outbreak at Canada’s largest intellectual fitness hospital since April.
Two patients reportedly had COVID-19 on Sunday. At 5pm on Monday, CAMH updated its online page to reveal that three other patients had tested positive, bringing the total to five patients who have been carrying the virus lately.
The new outbreak raises the number of patients screened for the CAMH virus to 29 since the onset of the pandemic; Since then, 19 have recovered and 3 have been downloaded.
Read Nadine Yousif’s full story here.