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The following is the remarkable news most on July 05 and July 06  as follows:

1. Updated Global Covid-19 on July 6, 2020.

According to the Worldometers statistics page, up to 6pm on July 6, the world recorded 11,543,419 people with Covid-19 acute respiratory infection, including 536,344 deaths and 6,526,679 people recovered.

More than 6.52 million Covid-19 patients have recovered, more than 4.42 million are being treated, with about 1% of these in severe or critical conditions.

The two countries most affected by the Covid-19 epidemic were the United States and Brazil. The total number of cases in the United States and Brazil are 2,979,867 and 1,603,055, while the total deaths are 132,551 and 64,867 respectively.

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2. The number of COVID-19 cases is on the rise again in Japan.

Prime Minister Abe has recently been briefed on a nationwide epidemic, including Tokyo, where more than 100 new cases have been recorded in three consecutive days. Most of the new infections in this densely populated capital are aged 20-30 years, involving bars and nightclubs.

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3. Rocket attack on US facilities in Iraq.

On July 5, two rocket attacks took place on US military and diplomatic facilities in the country.

A senior Iraqi security source said the attacks occurred hours after the US Embassy in Iraq tested the new C-RAM missile defense system.

The C-RAM system, installed at the US Embassy earlier this year, is capable of detecting incoming objects and destroying them in the air. Currently, the US Embassy has not commented on whether this defense system was used to intercept rockets during the said attack.

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4. American pharmaceutical corporation Glenmark is accused of manipulating generic drug prices.

The Justice Department recently accused the generic drug maker Glenmark Pharmaceuticals of manipulating the prices of many drugs being sold in the US market, as part of a federal case of price modification in the generic drug industry.

The company could face a fine of hundreds of millions of dollars, according to a press release on allegations made by the US Department of Justice. After the complaint was filed in Eastern Pennsylvania District Court, which accused Glenmark and some other companies of making $ 200 million in profits from manipulating illegal prices.

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5. China-India tensions move from politics to economic conflict.

International observers say that China-India tensions have shifted rapidly from politics to deep-seated economic conflict. The evidence is that India drastically blocked a series of Chinese investment channels into the country, from transport infrastructure, to technology and telecommunications.

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6. Australia will temporarily close the border between Victoria and New South Wales.

After COVID-19 cases soared in Melbourne, the Australian government announced it would temporarily close the border between the country's two most populous states, Victoria and New South Wales (NSW)
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7. Japanese people have to dive through windows that escape through floods.

Because the floodwaters were too high, 78-year-old Narumi Kawano and his wife climbed the second floor to avoid but the water rose to their necks. They decided to dive for 2m and swim out through the window.
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8. China denies the news of the Uighur sterilization.

China denies information on sterilizing Uighurs to control the population.

The work of German researcher Adrian Zenz is blowing smoldering tensions between the US and China over Xinjiang.
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9. Canada clearly states that Hong Kong security law is a "big step back" for freedom.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on July 3 announced that Canada would stop extradition treaty with Hong Kong because of new security laws. The Canadian Foreign Minister also criticized the law as a "big step back" for freedom.
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10. Mysterious pink ice appears on the Alps.

Scientists in Italy are learning about the mysterious appearance of the pink ice in the Alps, which is thought to be a proliferating algae due to the effects of climate change.

Having studied many algae species - including algae at Morteratsch glacier in Switzerland, Biagio Di Mauro said: "This algae is not dangerous, this is a natural phenomenon occurring during the season. Spring and Summer in areas at medium altitude and at the poles of the Earth ".
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