Coronavirus – Page 267 – THE OVAL CIRCLE

Russian Boxing Federation launches giant banner icon of Christ into the sky (+VIDEO)

Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020By Editor

Thomas Sunday was celebrated in a unique way by the Russian Boxing Federation yesterday, as the group launched a giant banner icon of Christ into sky over the city of Serpukhov, near Moscow. … Read More >Russian Boxing Federation launches giant banner icon of Christ into the sky (+VIDEO)

Op-ed

Russian Prime Minister Mishustin tests positive for coronavirus as national total tops 100,000 cases

Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020By Editor

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has been diagnosed with Covid-19. The news was announced on Thursday evening, live on national television, during a video link with President Vladimir Putin. … Read More >Russian Prime Minister Mishustin tests positive for coronavirus as national total tops 100,000 cases

Business

US unemployment soars to over 30 MILLION as coronavirus pandemic wrecks economy

Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020By Editor

First-time filings for unemployment insurance hit 3.84 million in the week ending April 25, the US Labor Department announced on Thursday. … Read More >US unemployment soars to over 30 MILLION as coronavirus pandemic wrecks economy

Shows

Coronavirus: US nears one million cases; Is it too soon to ease restrictions?

Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020By Editor

h nearly one million cases of coronavirus in the US, is it too soon to reopen some states for business? Larry explores the topic. Then, The Rubin Report’s Dave Rubin takes on the progressive movement in his new release, “Don’t Burn This Book.” … Read More >Coronavirus: US nears one million cases; Is it too soon to ease restrictions?

Health

Unexpected effect? Russians give up booze and sweets as Covid-19 causes healthy lifestyle kick

Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020By Editor

When it comes to the coronavirus, good news is few and far between. But, in Russia, a sudden silver lining may finally have been found: some people are drinking less and eating healthier. … Read More >Unexpected effect? Russians give up booze and sweets as Covid-19 causes healthy lifestyle kick

Asia & Pacific

Beijing to lower emergency Covid-19 response level as country slowly returns to normal

Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020By Editor

Beijing’s municipal government announced plans to lower the highest coronavirus emergency response level from Thursday, removing some quarantine restrictions for new arrivals into the city. … Read More >Beijing to lower emergency Covid-19 response level as country slowly returns to normal

World

Kenya to isolate two of the world’s largest refugee camps amid fears of Covid-19 spread

Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020By Editor

Kenya has ordered a full lockdown of two refugee camps, which are currently home to over 400,000 refugees, amid fears that unsanitary and overcrowded conditions there are ideal for coronavirus transmission. … Read More >Kenya to isolate two of the world’s largest refugee camps amid fears of Covid-19 spread

World

‘Immediate danger’: Half of world’s workforce could lose livelihood due to Covid-19, UN agency warns

Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020By Editor

The International Labour Organization (ILO) has warned that around half of the world’s workforce, or 1.6 billion workers, are at imminent risk of losing their livelihood because of the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. … Read More >‘Immediate danger’: Half of world’s workforce could lose livelihood due to Covid-19, UN agency warns

Covid-19 was already ‘silently circulating’ in France before virus arrived from China & Italy – study

Posted on April 30, 2020April 30, 2020By Editor

The outbreak of the coronavirus in France has little to do with cases imported from China or Italy, as another strain of the disease of unknown origin had already been infecting people in the country, research claims. … Read More >Covid-19 was already ‘silently circulating’ in France before virus arrived from China & Italy – study

Care Homes and COVID-19: UK Social Care Sector Isn’t Getting Support It Requires, Insider Warns

Posted on April 29, 2020April 29, 2020By Editor

Social care currently looks after 400,000 people in care and nursing homes throughout the United Kingdom, which is “three times the number in NHS hospital beds”, according industry representative Mike Padgham. He also says the sector takes care of an additional 640,000 people “in their own homes” and “employs 1.5 million people”. … Read More >Care Homes and COVID-19: UK Social Care Sector Isn’t Getting Support It Requires, Insider Warns

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