The video shows the timelapse of the coronavirus by map worldwide from January 20 to May 30, 2020. The virus originated from Wuhan, Hubei, China in late 2019 and spread to all countries except for Turkmenistan and North Korea outside of Oceania. The total confirmed cases just surpassed 6 million by the end of May 2020.
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Earlier this week, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared victory over COVID-19 in his country and lifted the remaining state of emergency order over the greater Tokyo area. The nation of 126 million people has recorded only roughly 16,000 cases and 800 deaths.
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Karnataka has again suspended incoming transport from neighbouring states to contain the spiralling coronavirus infection in the state. This time the list has five states instead of earlier four. No flights, trains or other vehicles will allowed to come to the state from Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, the state said today.
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A day after a Canadian Armed Forces report alleged gruesome living conditions and neglect at five Ontario long-term care homes, the military has released its report on Quebec’s facilities. Mike Armstrong looks at the issues the military is flagging, and the province’s response. Plus, David Akin takes a closer look at the calls being made for more accountability.
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Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday that the Ontario government will take over five more long-term care homes around the Greater Toronto Area amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The announcement came after a startling report from the Canadian military was released Tuesday outlining multiple issues in homes across the province.
The report said military members observed cockroach infestations, aggressive feeding that caused choking, bleeding infections, and residents crying for help for hours.
When asked if Ford would either fire or ask for the resignation of Minister of Long-Term Care Merrilee Fullerton, the premier refused and defended his minister.
The White House is pushing for the country to reopen, even as more than a dozen states reported an uptick in new cases of the coronavirus over the last week. Yahoo News White House correspondent Hunter Walker joins CBSN with more on the Trump administration’s response.
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Jennifer Johnson reports on the concerns about a potential spike in COVID-19 cases in the U.S., if Americans choose to gather in large groups over Memorial Day weekend. Plus, Crystal Goomansingh explains how the pandemic may have eased post-Brexit divisions in the U.K.
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As health experts warn of the risk of a second wave of the coronavirus later this year, President Trump told reporters yesterday the U.S. will not shut down if another surge of the outbreak hits the country. CBS News White House correspondent Ben Tracy joined CBSN to discuss the president’s comments and new guidance from the White House as state economies reopen.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis sounded off on media over “partisan coverage” of the state’s coronavirus cases. Dan Henninger weighs in.
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Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen has been released from prison over Covid-19 concerns and will serve out the remainder of his sentence in his Manhattan apartment, according to law enforcement sources.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson had a heated Prime Minister’s Questions with Labour’s Sir Keir Starmer, as the opposition leader probed him on coronavirus testing in care homes.
Speaking during Prime Minister’s Questions, Mr Johnson said that the expanded team of call centre workers and tracers would be ready by June 1 and would able to handle 10,000 new Covid-19 cases a day.
he announcement came after Sir Keir Starmer claimed that the decision to abandon the original contact tracing scheme nearly 10 weeks ago had left a “huge hole in our defences”.
US President Donald Trump has sent a letter to the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) threatening to pull US funding permanently over Covid-19.
The letter outlines a 30-day deadline for the body to commit to “substantive improvements” or risk losing millions and US membership altogether.
Addressed to WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, it criticises stages of the body’s response since December.
Earlier on Monday, Mr Trump called the UN’s health body a “puppet of China”.
US President Donald Trump has “triggered yet another bout of outrage” by taking some coronavirus precautions into his own hands says Sky News host Chris Kenny.
US President Donald Trump had revealed he is taking hydroxychloroquine as a preventative measure against coronavirus, despite it being unproven as an effective COVID-19 treatment.
Mr Trump said the White House doctor cleared his use of the drug which he has been taking for the last week and a half in pill form and has had “zero symptoms”.
Former President Barack Obama criticised US leaders overseeing the nation’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
He did not name President Donald Trump or other federal or state officials in his commencement address to US high school seniors graduating this year.
He urged the young graduates to be unafraid despite the current challenges facing the nation and to strive to be part of a diverse community.
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A war of words between President Trump and former President Barack Obama is escalating over how U.S. leadership has prepared for and responded to the COVID-19 outbreak. Nikole Killion has the latest.
The Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has said the government’s approach to re-opening schools in England will be cautious and based on scientific advice. But he warned that the longer schools are closed, the more children will miss out.
The teaching unions have raised concerns over plans for some primary pupils to return to schools in England from the first of June. They say there is still too little testing and a danger that schools will help spread coronavirus infections.
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Donald Trump has stepped up his anti-China rhetoric saying he was very disappointed over its failure to contain the novel coronavirus.
It’s now thought the US-China trade deal could be under threat.
As Washington and Beijing signed a Phase 1 trade deal in December, hailed by the Republican president as a major achievement, the COVID-19 outbreak broke out in Wuhan, China, and was spreading silently
In an interview broadcast on Fox Business Network the US President said:
“They should have never let this happen… I make a great trade deal and now I say this doesn’t feel the same to me. The ink was barely dry and the plague came over. And it doesn’t feel the same to me.”
A top US government virologist turned whistleblower has accused the Trump administration of failing to tell the truth.
Dr Rick Bright said Americans were ‘not as prepared as they could have been’ in tackling coronavirus.
Dr Bright once ran the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, the government agency overseeing vaccine efforts.
The Trump administration abruptly removed him from the position last month.
During three hours of giving evidence on Capitol Hill, the government scientist said the US lacks a ‘master plan’ and gave a stark warning to members of Congress.
After The Telegraph revealed that Public Health England has for the first time approved a test for use, Edward Argar said that the Government was working to purchase “as many” as it could for use in the UK.
It is understood that the Department of Health is now in negotiations with the Swiss healthcare company Roche to buy millions of the kits, after the accuracy of the test was given the green light by experts at PHE’s Porton Down facility last week.
The development of an accurate antibody test, which shows whether someone has recovered from the virus, has long been seen as key to helping Britain get back to work.
Spike of 3722 coronavirus cases & 134 deaths in the last 24 hours. Total positive cases in the country is now at 78003, including 49219 active cases, 26235 cured/discharged/migrated cases and 2549 deaths: Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. Maharashtra has reported highest number of cases in the country. The entire nation is under lockdown till May 17 to combat the dedaly COVID-19.
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Today’s UK government daily briefing is led by Housing, Communities and Local Government Secretary Robert Jenrick.
If a vaccine is discovered for COVID-19, the reality is not everyone will get it at the same time. It could take months or years to produce enough doses for every person on the planet, that’s over 7 billion. There will be many dilemmas in the process including, who should get it first?
Dawna Friesen also talks with epidemiologist Dr. Seth Berkley, CEO of Gavi, an international vaccine alliance that works to bring public and private sectors together to create equal access to vaccines.
Berkley discusses how manufacturing a COVID-19 vaccine can’t come at the expense of producing other routine vaccines and the importance that access to a vaccine is done with a global perspective.
