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Hot news update corona virus on May 15, 2020.

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The following is the remarkable news most on May 15 as follows:

1. US News:

Notable news about America:

A top model now forecasts that 147,000 Americans will die from coronavirus by August, as governors continue lifting measures toward a reopening.

Nearly 3 million Americans filed claims for unemployment benefits last week.

At least 48 states will be partially reopened by early next week.

At least 85,906 people have died in the US from coronavirus, according to Johns Hopkins University's latest tally of cases.

According to forbes, New York had 102 children with rare suspected inflammatory syndrome related to Covid 19. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said the state was investigating 102 children in the state diagnosed with rare inflammatory syndrome, suspected Covid. 19. Speaking at a press conference, Governor Cuomo said that a child in the state had died from the syndrome. They have many symptoms such as persistent fever, severe abdominal pain, red eyes and skin rash. Before they had this syndrome, they tested positive for covid 19 virus or had antibodies to this virus. These are signs that this syndrome may be related to Covid 19.

2. World update:

Covid 19, an acute respiratory infection caused by a new strain of corona virus, was first detected in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China in December 2019. Later, the disease spread to many provinces in China. To date, 214 countries / territories around the globe recorded cases.

In the world: 4,4549,388 people were infected, 304,001 died, of which:

The United States has 1,457,593 people infected, and 86,912 people died.

Spain had 274,367 people infected, and 27,459 people died.

Russia has 262,843 people infected, 2,418 deaths.

Italy has 223.096 people infected, 31,368 people died.

The United Kingdom has 233,151 people infected, 33,186 people died.

Brazil has 203,165 people infected, 13,999 deaths.

France has 178,870 people infected, 27,425 died.

Germany had 174,975 people infected and 7,928 died.

Turkey has 144,749 people infected, 4,007 deaths.

Iran has 116,635 people infected, 6,902 deaths.

China had 82,929 people infected, 4,633 died.

India has 82,264 people infected, 2,649 people died.

Peru has 80,604 people infected, 2,267 people died.

Canada has 73,400 people infected, 5,472 died.

Belgium has 54,644 people infected, 8,959 deaths.

According to the worldometers.info statistics page, in the past 24 hours, the world recorded 85,307 people with COVID-19 acute respiratory infections and 4,739 deaths. Despite the risk of the second wave of infection, many countries are easing the blockade.

3. Latest news about Covid 19: What do new experts say about corona virus?

Experts note that some people are immune to different viruses, but they can carry germs and infect others. In addition, carriers of asymptomatic carriers may have low "contagious doses" in the body.

The introduction of COVID-19 antibody plasma into the body for non-mitigating coronavirus requires adherence to isolation strategies to control viral transmission.

Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) warns that covid-19 virus will never disappear and that people around the world will have to learn how to live with the virus. Speaking at an online press conference in Geneva (Switzerland), WHO Emergency Program Director Michael Ryan said that it is difficult to predict when humans will eliminate this new virus. He warned that with time, covid 19 will become an endemic virus in the community and will never disappear.

However, WHO officials expressed their belief that countries can turn this disaster into an opportunity for the future, while calling on countries to work together to solve problems. He emphasized that to succeed, this requires the political, financial, technical support and joint efforts of the international community.

WHO recommends that countries remain vigilant and at the highest possible level.

4. Belgium News:

Belgian Prime Minister Sophie Wilmes affirmed that the country would proceed to a second phase of lifting restrictions on the Covid 19 pandemic on May 18 amid the improved disease situation. Beginning May 18, educational institutions, except for elementary schools, will reopen. Museums and cultural and historical venues will also resume operations, with ticket sales being done online and avoiding crowds of people in buildings. In addition, hairdressing shops and beauty salons will be allowed to reopen provided that employees and customers are required to wear masks.

Prime Minister Wilmes also said local authorities would be able to coordinate the reopening of open-air markets from May 18. However, the maximum number of stalls allowed is 50. Mass cultural events are still prohibited until at least June 30. Restaurants, cafes, bars and nightclubs will may gradually resume operations on June 8.

5. Japanese news:

Japan has avoided an outbreak of Covid infections. However, this is still a country with many Covid patients 19. As of May 15, the total number of cases in Japan was 16,049. people.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on May 14 announced that Japan will lift its state of emergency for 39 of the 47 cities and provinces before expiring later this month in the context of the COVID-19 epidemic. The area has been controlled. However, the state of emergency still exists in Tokyo and seven other cities and provinces on the list of special warnings. Japanese Economy Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura said the total number of cases had decreased in the 39 provinces mentioned above and these localities were able to provide medical care.

Prime Minister Abe is facing pressure to balance between preventing the COVID-19 momentum from rebounding and allowing economic activities to be restored in stages. Based on the recommendations of health experts, the government continues to call on people to adopt a new lifestyle including restricting movement between normal areas and areas still in an emergency situation, restricting arrival. enclosed spaces and crowded, restricting close contact.

6. New Zealand news:

On May 14, the New Zealand Government announced a record budget of NZ $ 50 billion (US $ 30 billion) to support the country's economic recovery affected by Covid19. New Zealand Finance Minister Grant Robertson said the budget support package, which is expected to be disbursed over four years, includes payments for housing, health care and infrastructure, plus subsidies. Salaries for more than 50% of workers are entitled to benefits. This year, New Zealand disbursed NZ $ 30 billion in the above support package. Mr Robertson warned that the money would not be enough to address the challenges facing the country: thousands of people lost their jobs and businesses stalled due to blockade measures. The unemployment rate in the country is expected to increase from 4% to nearly 10% in June.

7. Italian News:

On May 13, the Italian Government approved a stimulus package worth 55 billion euros to help businesses and households to overcome the difficult period due to disease. The package was proposed at the end of last month but was delayed due to disagreements over the issue of illegal migrant workers.

Meanwhile, the Italian Civil Protection Agency on May 14 announced that the South European country had recorded 992 cases of covid 19, bringing the total number of covid 19 cases to 223.096, of which There were 31,368 deaths, an increase of 262 cases compared to May 13 and the highest since May 7.

8. German News:

The German Federal Parliament on May 14 adopted the next supportive measures to mitigate the effects of the Covid19 pandemic, including increasing benefits for workers under the reduced hours and unemployment model. , reward nursing staff and expand Covid19 detection testing. It is expected that this multi-billion dollar support package will be approved by the Federal Council on May 15.

9. News Indonesia:

The Indonesian government is preparing to implement a 25,000 billion rupiah stimulus package in the form of discounted airfare and hotel rooms to accelerate the recovery of tourism after the Covid 19 pandemic. On May 13, Febrio Kacaribu, head of the Financial Policy Agency under the Indonesian Ministry of Finance, said tourism was one of the areas most heavily affected by the current health crisis. 1.4 million workers were laid off.

10. Russian News:

Russia announced in the last 24 hours, the country recorded 9,974 cases of covid infection 19. Thus far, the number of covid 19 people in Russia is 252,245 people, including 2,305 deaths. Notably, 40.6% of new cases have no clinical manifestations.

11. Spanish News:

On April 14, the number of Covid 19 deaths in Spain rose to the highest level in a week with 217 people, while the previous day's recorded figure was 184. For the first time since May 8, the number of Covid 19 deaths in Spain exceeded 200. The total number of deaths due to Covid 19 across Spain has increased to 27,321.

12. Singapore News:

With 752 cases on May 14, Singapore now has a total of 26,098 cases of Covid 19. Among the new cases, only 2 Singaporeans and permanent resident card holders, the rest are foreign workers living in cramped housing quarters. To date, Singapore has more than 7% of the 323,000 migrant workers with Covid 19.

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