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With coronavirus restrictions rapidly easing – and Winter now here – we’re warned that there could be renewed growth in infections in Australia.
It will be some time before we see if there are any signs of a second wave – but at least one country is already experiencing one.
Analyst Casey Briggs reports.
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Coronavirus lockdown measures in Scotland could begin to be lifted from 28 May, Nicola Sturgeon has announced.
The first minister said this would mean people could meet someone from another household as long as social distancing is maintained.
More outdoor activities and sports like golf and fishing will also be allowed.
Ms Sturgeon also announced that coronavirus testing will be extended to everyone in Scotland over the age of five who is displaying symptoms.
There’s a warning for Australia tonight as to countries that recently lifted restrictions have been forced to roll them back following the discovery of new outbreaks of coronavirus.
Even though Australia’s new cases stayed within single digits today, caution remains the name of the game.
Casey Briggs breaks down the numbers.
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Victorians will be able to host up to five visitors in their homes and meet outdoors in groups of 10 from Wednesday, under the state’s first relaxation of coronavirus restrictions.
Under what Premier Daniel Andrews termed the first “safe, cautious and appropriate step” towards normality, Victorians will be able to go fishing, hiking, play golf and join walking groups, provided physical distancing is maintained.
The Government has also come to an agreed set of arrangements to allow professional sporting codes, including the AFL, to resume training from Wednesday, he said.
Parts of Australia are waking up to a very different reality this morning, as the States and Territories take control of when coronavirus lockdown measures will be rolled back.
We have already seen some restrictions eased over the weekend but it’s still unclear what will happen in Victoria, which currently has the strictest lockdown rules in place.
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For the first time since lockdown, residents of New South Wales will be allowed to leave the house for recreational purposes. Outdoor gatherings of up to ten people will be allowed again from Friday, Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced. The easing means cafes and restaurants will also be allowed to seat ten patrons at any given time. Read more: https://7news.link/35N5QfI
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison and the Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy give an update on the coronavirus pandemic in Australia following a highly anticipated National Cabinet Meeting.
The group of leaders has agreed to relax restrictions in three stages.
Restaurants and cafes will be allowed to reopen under the first stage of eased coronavirus restrictions.
Stage one will see groups of up to five visitors allowed at a person’s home and allow groups of up to ten people to meet in public.
Libraries, community centres, playgrounds and boot camps will also be allowed to open, and people will be able to undertake local and regional travel.
Donald Trump, President of the United States of America, commented on reopening of the economy, and lifting of curbs which were imposed to prevent spreading of the Sars-Cov-2 coronavirus which causes the Covid-19 disease. Trump supported relaxations allowed by many US states on public life, saying ‘we have to get our country open’. He also took a dig at China over the pandemic which originated in Wuhan, saying the country should have ‘informed us if they had a problem’. Watch the full video for more.
Almost half of American states are loosening restrictions and reopening some businesses. But health officials warn reopening too quickly could backfire. CGTN’s Jim Spellman has more.
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Individual shops need to be notified by the Ministry of Trade and Industry before they can resume operations when enhanced circuit breaker measures are eased on May 12, announces Minister Lawrence Wong. The co-chairs of the multi-ministry task force against COVID-19, Health Minister Gan Kim Yong and Mr Wong, urged Singaporeans not to take it as a signal to “slack” when some restrictions are lifted. READ: https://cna.asia/35omcuT
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Boris Johnson has declared that the UK is past the peak of the coronavirus outbreak, and said that he will set out a comprehensive plan for gradually lifting the lockdown.
But his announcement came with a warning, that the country mustn’t lose control and “risk a second spike” of the virus.
It was the first time the Prime Minister led the daily briefing since himself becoming ill with Covid-19. Among measures being considered to restart the economy are the reopening of schools and public transport.
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe is today unveiling France’s plan to ease Covid-19 lockdown. Correspondent Clovis Casali breaks down the main takeaways so far.
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The U.S. now has the most COVID-19 deaths and cases in the world. Even as cases continue to climb, dozens of states are beginning to relax or end stay-at-home orders. Jackson Proskow reports.
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British Columbia’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix provided an update on the most recent numbers of COVID-19 cases in the province and the government’s ongoing response to the pandemic.
Henry said the province is making plans to ease restrictions amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
The doctor also reported 50 more confirmed cases of COVID-19 and three more deaths since her last report on Saturday.
There are now 1,998 confirmed cases of the disease in the province, and 1,190 of those have fully recovered. The death toll now stands at 103.
A rising number of states will start to reopen this week, despite the risk people will get sick from the coronavirus. In California, people crowded beaches over the weekend, even though a stay-at-home order is still in place. In Georgia, some businesses are now open to customers, after a controversial decision by the state’s governor. Mark Strassmann reports on the state of lockdowns across the country.
B.C. health officials say measures put in place to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus are working, but restrictions won’t be lifted until the middle of May at the earliest.
Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says officials are looking at a re-opening of the health-care system in May as a first step, but a huge number of barriers still need to be cleared.
“For the health-care system to start ramping up again — outpatient visits, surgeries, diagnosis test increases … these things need to happen in tandem. But we need to do it in a way that does not increase risk of people coming together, spreading the virus and transmitting it,” Henry said.
A months-long lockdown starts to ease today in Wuhan, the Chinese city where the coronavirus outbreak was first reported. The city’s drastic measures have served as a model for countries battling the coronavirus around the world. After 11 weeks, Chinese authorities are now allowing residents of Wuhan more freedom of movement. This milestone comes as China reported no new deaths on Tuesday.
New York is still reporting sharply rising casualties from the coronavirus. The death toll has now climbed above four thousand, many more than died in the 9-11 attacks. The state reported its biggest one day jump in fatalities on Tuesday. Hospitals remain overstretched. But governor Andrew Cuomo insists the number of deaths is levelling off. He says this shows social distancing is working.
Much of Europe remains under lockdown, the strategy many nations here are taking to curb the spread of the coronavirus. But there are exceptions. Denmark is among a few countries who’ve decided to the time has come to start lifting restrictions.
Other developments on the coronavirus pandemic:
– The global death toll from Covid-19 is now more than 82,000, with more than 1.4 Mmillion infections since the outbreak began.
– British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has spent his second night in intensive care. He is said to be in a stable condition and noton a ventilator.
– The head of the EU’s top science organization has resigned. Mauro Ferrari said he faced institutional and political obstacles while trying to swiftly set up a scientific program to combat the virus.
– A global condom shortage is looming due to virus lockdown measures in major production hubs, like Malaysia. The UN warns of devastating public health consequences.
