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Padubidri: Fishing boat capsizes; all 7 fishermen on board rescued Alleged atrocity on lawyer: Punjalakatte SI suspended Moral policing at jewellery shop: 4 arrested Bajrang Dal activists try to assault youth, girlfriend in Mangaluru SC to hear Bilkis Bano’s plea against release of 11 convicts on 13 Dec Nusrat Noor: First Muslim Woman to Top Jharkhand Public Service Commission
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Padubidri: Fishing boat capsizes; all 7 fishermen on board rescued Alleged atrocity on lawyer: Punjalakatte SI suspended Moral policing at jewellery shop: 4 arrested Bajrang Dal activists try to assault youth, girlfriend in Mangaluru SC to hear Bilkis Bano’s plea against release of 11 convicts on 13 Dec Nusrat Noor: First Muslim Woman to Top Jharkhand Public Service Commission
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US coronavirus death toll surpasses 55,000
ANKARA, 28 April 2020 [Fik/News Sources]: The death toll in the US from the novel coronavirus has surpassed the 55,000 mark, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University Monday. The Maryland-based university's running tally counted 55,118 deaths and 972,969 cases. The US continues to lead worldwide cases and deaths related to the virus. Italy registers 26,644 deaths, followed by Spain with 23,521. More than 107,200 people have recovered in the country, according to the data. New York is the worst-hit state by the pandemic with 22,269 deaths and more than 288,000 cases, followed by New Jersey with 5,976 deaths and over 110,200 cases. Since the virus emerged last December in the Chinese city of Wuhan, it has spread to at least 185 countries and regions. There are more than 3 million confirmed infections
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COVID-19 could infect hospital wards in 10 hours: Scientists
LONDON, 09 June 2020 [Fik/News Sources]: COVID-19 could be capable of infecting an entire hospital ward in just 10 hours, according to researchers in the UK. Scientists at University College London (UCL) and Great Ormond Street Hospital also found that the virus could remain active on surfaces in such an environment for over five days, reinforcing the need for medical staff to employ rigorous hygiene and disinfection methods in facilities even not known to have been exposed to COVID-19. The researchers left a milliliter of water containing DNA from a different virus, which could not be transmitted to or between humans, on a hospital bed in an isolation room at Great Ormond Street. Ten hours later, it was found in samples across 41 percent of the hospital ward, including on beds, door handles, children’s toys and
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Bangladesh reimposes restrictions for places of worship
DHAKA, 14 June 2020 [Fik/News Sources]: Bangladesh on Saturday reimposed restrictions on mosques and other places of worship amid a surge in coronavirus cases and fatalities. Limits have been set on the number of people allowed at places of worship in areas designated as “red zones,” the Religious Affairs Ministry said in a statement. In the capital Dhaka, areas with over 60 COVID-19 patients per 100,000 people have been classified as red zones, while the number is down to 10 for other areas around the country. Urging residents of these zones to pray at home, the ministry said only 10 people will be allowed to offer Friday congregational prayer at mosques, and only five will be allowed for daily prayers. They will include the imam (prayer leader), muezzin (person who makes the call to prayer), and two other mosque
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