World news and events Covid-19 on May 31||KCVC

World news and events Covid-19 on May 31, 2020.

World news and events Covid 19 on May 31  || World News|| KCVC

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Following is the general news related to the world and events Covid 19 as follows:

1. America News:

Thousands poured onto streets in demonstrations. While some were peaceful, others ended in chaos and devastation. Some people launched fireworks and threw bottles at the officers. Others torched buildings, burned police cars and looted stores. Police responded with rubber bullets, tear gas and arrests. Mayors from at least 25 cities ordered people off the streets. Some states called in National Guard soldiers by the hundreds to respond to the unrest.

President Donald Trump remains intent on holding an Independence Day celebration in Washington, DC, this year. The city's leaders and Democratic lawmakers aren't so sure.

2. Update on the situation of covid 19 in the world:

Updated situation of corona virus on May 31: Within the past 24 hours, Brazil is the country with the highest number of daily cases in the world with more than 30,000 cases. Followed by the US with more than 22,000 cases and Russia with nearly 9,000 cases.

As of 7am this morning May 31, the world has recorded more than 6.1 million people infected from Covid 19. In particular, 370,497 people have died and more than 2.7 million have recovered according to global statistics site Worldometer.

The Covid 19 pandemic occurred in 213 countries and territories around the world after it broke out in China's Wuhan city in December 2019.

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6. Vietnam News:

Vietnam has had 45 days without new cases in the community

According to an update from the Ministry of Health, up to May 31, Vietnam did not register any new cases, the total number of Covid 19 positive cases was 328.

7. News of Afghanistan:

The Afghan Ministry of Public Health recorded 866 infections in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of cases in the country to 14,525. Meanwhile, the number of cases in Pakistan has reached 66,457 cases after recording 2,429 cases on May 30. The number of deaths in the country is 1,395 cases now.

8. News of Ukraine:

According to an update of the Ukraine Ministry of Health, Ukraine recorded 393 positive cases with Covid 19 in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 23,204 people. In the past 24 hours, the country has 17 deaths, bringing the death toll to 696 and the total number of patients recovered from hospital was 9,311.

Currently 16,032 patients in Ukraine are treated at home on self-isolation, 7,172 are treated in hospitals. The number of critically ill patients using a ventilator was 273.

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14. South Africa News:

The number of cases of Covid 19 in South Africa exceeds 30,000.

The South African Ministry of Health on May 30 announced that it had recorded 1,727 cases of Covid 19 over the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of Covid 19 cases to 30,967, including 643 deaths.

According to Health Minister Zweli Mkhize, in the past 24 hours, South Africa has conducted Covid 19 tests for 21,708 people, bringing the total number of people tested in the country to 701,883 cases. Meanwhile, to date, South Africa has recorded a total of 15,093 cases of Covid 19 from the disease.

South Africa has turned to the 64th day of a nationwide blockade order due to the Covid 19 pandemic. According to the plan, starting from June 1, the country will relax the blockade order from level 4 to level 3 to gradually restore the operation of some key economic sectors.

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