About 192,000 N-95 masks that were found during an investigation by a new coronavirus hoarding and price gouging task force are being distributed to frontline medical workers in New York and New Jersey, the Justice Department says.
pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.— Trudeau concerned about reports medical supplies set for Canada have been diverted to U.S.— Washington, D.C., reports 67 new positive infections of coronavirus.
The ferry with 380 people on board was chartered to house workers from various countries who were to work on a shipbuilding project in Spain. It has been anchored outside Greece’s main port of Piraeus for several days. Bowser has declared a state of emergency, shuttered all schools and ordered all non-essential businesses to close. White House and Capitol tours have been cancelled and the National Zoo, Smithsonian museum network and Kennedy Center have closed.MILAN — The mayor of Europe’s first major metropolis to close for the coronavirus is expecting a ’’stop-and-go” relaunch once the lockdown on movements begins to lift.
Italy’s premier has announced that national containment measures will be in place at least until April 13 and that any easing would happen in phases. Agents also found nearly 600,000 medical-grade gloves, 130,000 surgical masks, some N100 masks and disinfectant spray and towels. The hall is located in an isolated area of the massive food depot which supplies stores and other food outlets.The decision was made by Police Chief Didier Lallement to seek out a space with sufficient capacity because the epidemic has created shortages in mortuaries and funeral homes in the Paris region.SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Officials say five men standing in line for a haircut at a clandestine barbershop in Puerto Rico have been detained for violating the new coronavirus curfew.
The trailer was used for establishing emergency shelters and was filled with cots, blankets and some masks. The Journal Sentinel reports that Elbe’s cooperative Dairy Farmers of America has agreed to pay them for milk that’s being dumped. But like most cooperatives, DFA can only afford to do that for so long.
The association says confinement due to the new virus increases the intensity, frequency and danger of violence against women and children. It also offers perpetrators different ways to abuse victims like using children to pressure a spouse psychologically, using threats of exposure to the virus, withholding items like medicine, masks and antiseptic liquids and preventing women from seeking medical help in case symptoms appear.
The app’s makers said Thursday they are making the code open source, meaning it will be “freely accessible for everyone.”BERLIN — Germany plans to loosen a week-old ban on most seasonal workers entering the country amid concerns about the impact on farms.The interior and agriculture ministries says up to 40,000 seasonal workers will be allowed into Germany in April and the same number in May.
The Vatican says a Vatican employee tested positive after having been on home quarantine since mid-March because his wife, who works in a hospital, was infected.
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