COVID-19 modelling released by Ottawa estimates that confirmed cases could surpass 107,000 by June 15.
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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.
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As people gather to protest the death of George Floyd, a new report shows that social distancing is the most effective way to keep coronavirus from spreading.
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World Health Organization (WHO) officials have warned that the first wave of the coronavirus outbreak could include a second peak.
It warned countries – even those that had successfully suppressed the virus and are relaxing restrictions put in place to combat the disease it causes – to remain “on high alert”.
“We may get a second peak in this wave. This happened during pandemics in the past,”
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“President Donald Trump on Thursday said “we are not closing our country” if the U.S. is hit by a second wave of coronavirus infections.
“People say that’s a very distinct possibility, it’s standard,” Trump said when asked about a second wave during a tour of a Ford factory in Michigan.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday said “we are not closing our country” if the U.S. is hit by a second wave of coronavirus infections. Trump answered questions from the reporters during a visit to a Ford plant in Michigan.
B.C. Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says a second surge of COVID-19 cases is inevitable. Brenda Coleman, an epidemiologist at the University of Toronto, says we can learn from the history of pandemics.
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The Department of Health and medical professionals should be more prudent in declaring another wave of COVID-19 infections, an infectious disease expert.
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May.15 — “Tracing and testing is absolutely crucial, there’s no way we’re going to get this under control without it” says Jennifer Rohn, principal research fellow at University College London, as she discusses the risk of a second wave as economies reopen from the coronavirus pandemic. She speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
US health officials are warning about the possibility of a new wave of coronavirus infections as more than two-thirds of states begin to open.
The death toll in the United States is nearly 90,000, making it the worst-affected country in the world.
And although the overall number of new cases in the country is on the decline, in some states, the number of infections is actually on the rise.
Al Jazeera’s Heidi Zhou-Castro reports from Silver Spring, Maryland, the US.
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Dr Nick Coatsworth joins Sunrise to discuss the likely hood of a second wave of COVID-19 cases as states ease their restrictions.
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A coronavirus lockdown has been imposed in a second city in China this week.
About 21 new coronavirus cases are being reported in the northeastern city of Jilin.
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The Philippines cannot afford another wave of coronavirus infections, President Rodrigo Duterte said Tuesday as he prepared the public for the looming easing of restrictions. Duterte, in a taped public address aired Tuesday, urged the public to wear face masks and practice physical distancing as part of the new norm.
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If the coronavirus pandemic is seen as a marathon race, where along the road is Australia currently placed? Halfway? Is the finish line in sight? On 60 MINUTES, Tom Steinfort reveals the stark truth that we haven’t even begun to raise a sweat. Epidemiologists say we’re only about a kilometre into this 42-kilometre test of endurance. It means, despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s understandable bullishness, all the talk of easing lockdown restrictions needs to be considered very carefully. For all our good work so far, complacency about the threat of the virus could lead to many more deaths, and a second wave of COVID-19 in Australia, especially in winter, might easily turn into a wipe-out.
Sky’s Ali Fortescue looks at the challenges of returning to normal life as the lockdown is eased in the coming weeks.
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If the coronavirus pandemic is seen as a marathon race, where along the road is Australia currently placed? Halfway? Is the finish line in sight? On 60 MINUTES, Tom Steinfort reveals the stark truth that we haven’t even begun to raise a sweat. Epidemiologists say we’re only about a kilometre into this 42-kilometre test of endurance. It means, despite Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s understandable bullishness, all the talk of easing lockdown restrictions needs to be considered very carefully. For all our good work so far, complacency about the threat of the virus could lead to many more deaths, and a second wave of COVID-19 in Australia, especially in winter, might easily turn into a wipe-out.
The UK might be past the peak of the coronavirus pandemic, but it does not necessarily follow that we are through the worst of it.
Even with a gradual easing of lockdown rules and a cautious plan to return to normality, experts believe there may yet be a second wave and a second peak of infections.
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When deciding whether to start easing lockdown restrictions in the UK, the government is looking at the risk of a second wave of the virus hitting the country. Several European countries have started to ease their lockdown measures to varying degrees of success. Last night Boris Johnson said that the UK is past the peak of its coronavirus pandemic. The government has warned the reproductive rate of the virus must be below one to avoid a second peak of coronavirus. This means that on average someone with the virus passes it on to less than one person.
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