World news and events Covid 19 on June 03|| World News|| KCVC

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The following is the remarkable news most on June 03 as follows:

1. America News:

The former Minneapolis Police officer who pressed his knee into George Floyd's neck was charged on Wednesday with a new, more serious count of second-degree murder, and the three other officers on scene during his killing were charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder.

Coronavirus cases continued to spread in parts of the American south and west in the past week as experts warn that packed protests could exacerbate the pandemic.

The early parts of the American coronavirus outbreak struck hardest in the dense metropolitan areas on the coasts, such as New York, New Jersey, Boston, and California. But the last few weeks have seen wider spread in inland states, including Arkansas, Texas and Arizona.

The nationwide protests following the death of a black man, George Floyd, at the hands of white police officers has once again shone a spotlight on the long-standing racial divide in the US.

This, along with the coronavirus pandemic that has disproportionately killed black Americans, has drawn renewed attention to the persistent inequities in wealth, health and opportunity between blacks and whites despite economic prosperity of recent years.

Former President George W. Bush released a statement calling for the country to unify after the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police and the protests that have erupted across the country in the following week.

Churches in 6 US states were damaged by riots. Churches in California, Minnesota, New York, Kentucky, Texas and Colorado have been attacked.

2. Update the situation of Covid 19 in the world:

According to the statistics of worldometers.info, updated until 6 am June 3 (Asia time), the total number of Covid 19 infections globally was 6,470,850 cases, of which 381,639 were killed.

Disease outbreaks have occurred and spread in 213 countries and territories. Countries also recorded 2,985,720 patients cured, the number of critical cases decreased to 54,474 and 3,103,491 active treatment. The "cool down" epidemic continues in most countries around the world, both in terms of new deaths and positive for Covid 19.

In the past 24 hours, two countries in the world recorded the number of deaths still above 1,000 cases: the US (1,101 cases) and Brazil (1,197 cases). Britain saw a return of 324 deaths; while in India and Mexico, the number of deaths is still high, at over 200 per day.

3. German News:

The number of patients with COVID-19 who have been actively treated in the past weeks in Germany has dropped sharply. According to German authorities, as of June 2, only 689 patients were actively treated, half of whom had to use a ventilator.

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on June 2 announced that the German Government would lift its warning to travel with European countries as many European countries continue to relax the social distance imposed in their efforts to curb. the spread of Covid 19.

Speaking at a news conference, Foreign Minister Maas stated: "We are preparing a decision to make a vote in the Cabinet on June 3". Under the plan, Germany will lift its travel warning and start June 15 to resume travel in at least 31 European countries. Earlier, in March 2020, the German Government issued an official warning for travel in Europe, which will take effect until June 14.

3. Philippines News:

On June 2, Philippine Foreign Minister Teodoro Locsin said that the country had postponed its decision to end the 20-year-old Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) with the United States.

The US Embassy in Manila welcomed the postponement decision: “Our long-time allies have acted in a mutually beneficial way and both the United States looks forward to continuing the long-term security cooperation relationship with the Philippines. ”.

4. Russian news:

In Russia, in the past 24 hours, Russia recorded 8,863 cases positive for covid virus 19 and 182 deaths, thereby bringing the total number of COVID-19 cases and deaths in the country to 423,741 and 5,037 cases.

Trade centers and parks in the Russian capital Moscow were reopened on June 1 when the city eased restrictive measures to curb the spread of Covid 19, despite the number of cases in Russia is still ranked 3rd in the world.

On June 2, President Vladimir Putin approved a plan to revive the economy submitted by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. According to the announcement, the plan's cost is up to 5,000 billion rubles ($ 72.75 billion), and the main goal is to support the people and businesses most affected by the covid pandemic 19.

5. Italian News:

The Italian Civil Protection Agency has published a series of positive figures related to the fight against pandemic acute respiratory tract infection COVID-19. In the past 24 hours, Italy has recorded only 318 new infections, bringing the total number of Covid 19 cases in the country to 233,515.

This is the lowest number of new infections in the day since February 26. The number of deaths increased by 55 to a total of 33,530. This is also relatively low compared to the recent average of the country.

6. French News:

In France, in the past 24 hours, the country has not recorded any more positive cases and only 107 deaths due to Covid 19. Thus, as of the morning of June 3 according to Vietnam time, France has a total of 189,220 cases. contracted Covid 19 and 28,940 deaths.

France has entered the second phase of the blockade easing process on June 2. However, health officials warn people not to forget that the disease is still raging as well as its danger.

Since the middle of April, the situation of the Covid 19 epidemic in France has recorded positive developments, enabling the government to loosen regulations, bringing life gradually back to normal, while maintaining stay alert to avoid the second wave of infection.

7. Singapore News:

On June 2, schools in Singapore reopened after nearly 2 months of closure due to the Covid-19 epidemic. Students who come to school must follow medical regulations such as wearing a mask, measuring temperature and disinfecting hand washing as well as keeping a safe distance when queuing in class, sitting far away from each other in the canteen ...

As one of the countries with the highest number of cases in Asia, Singapore has announced it will gradually relax restrictive measures. The marriage registration bureau and some business activities also returned to operations on June 2.

8. British News:

In the United Kingdom, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said that as of June 2, "fog country" recorded a total of 276,332 cases of Covid -19 and 39,045 deaths. In the past 24 hours, the UK recorded 324 deaths from pandemic and 1,653 positive cases, bringing the total number of sick and died people in the country to 277,985 and 39,369 cases respectively.

This has been positive since the UK began to apply a blockade in March. Minister Hancock affirmed that the UK is making great progress in the fight against Covid-19, with the successful implementation of the test and trace system.

09. Iran News:

On June 2, the Iranian Ministry of Health confirmed 3,177 new cases of Covid -19 in the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 157,562 cases. The number of cases is rising in the Islamic Republic since falling to a 2-month low on May 2. The highest number of daily infections in Iran was on March 30 with 3,186 cases.

In addition to the worrying new cases, Iran had an additional 64 new deaths on the day, bringing the total to 7,942. So far 123,077 cases have recovered and 2,565 people are still in critical condition. As of June 2, Iran has carried out nearly 1 million tests.

10. African News:

According to CDC Africa, the number of deaths due to Covid 19 in the continent increased by 116 to 4,344. Meanwhile, Africa recorded about 63,661 patients who were cured and discharged.

To date, the disease has spread to 54 countries of the "black continent".

Data from CDC Africa also shows that countries affected by Covid19 include South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Algeria, Ghana and Morocco. The North African region is the most heavily affected continent in terms of both deaths and cases. West Africa is the second most affected area, followed by southern Africa. Meanwhile, East and Central Africa are the areas most affected by the Covid epidemic.

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