WASHINGTON – The National Zoo will reopen to the public later this week with restrictions to prevent the spread of hot coronavirus.
The Smithsonian, which runs the zoo, announced Monday that it will reopen with limited birth time on Friday, July 24.
The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Cinput at the National Air and Sspeed Museum in Chanty, Virginia, also reopened, while other Smithsonian museums were closed.
All visitors must have free fixed-term passes in advance, and those over 6 years old must wear a face mask at all times, adding outdoors.
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HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT VIRUS BRUTE:
– The desperate race for the corral pandemic is urgent as the booming economic crisis deals with political unrest
– Top Congressional Republicans meet with President Donald Trump’s White House in the upcoming COVID-1nine Aid package
– European Union leaders are cautiously optimistic: budget agreement and coronavirus recovery fund are envisaged
– Leader: Large corporations first received coronavirus loans, an AP study of the $65 billion check policy program
– School districts that reopened study rooms in the fall are considering whether teachers and academics wear masks
– Amateur detective workers to track virus cases
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HERE’S WHAT’S GOING ON:
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Health and Services Huguy It is issuing measures to prevent race, color and national discriminatory origin in the country’s reaction to the COVID-1nine pandemic.
The rules announced Monday in fitness centers so that racial and ethnic minority populations “do not appear to be subject to excessive logical waiting times, have not been hospitalized, or denied access to extensive care services compared to other non-minority Americans.” The similar situation.
They also seek to ensure that the locations chosen for virus-testing sites are accessible to minority communities.
Since its inception, the novel Coronavirus has massive minority populations in the United States, and black communities have reported infection and mortality rates that far exceed their population percentage.
Surgeon General Jerome Adams said: “It is critical for us to recognize that the COVID-9 pandemic has amplified the large racial and physical fitness disparities that, frankly, have existed for generations.”
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NEW YORK – The launch of Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” has been postponed due to the pandemic.
I hoped the long-awaited two-hundred million-dollar mystery would bring the Hollywood pass to the theater venues on August 12.
But the virus outbreak has largely disrupted exit passes, even for a return pass in late August.
Unlike other reports, Warner Bros. did not announce a new target date for “Tenet” on Monday, in a position that changed from July 17 to 31 and then to August 12.
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UNALASKA, Alaska – Authorities say a factory fishing vessel docked in the Fishing Port of Aleutian in the Dutch port has 8 team members inflamed with coronavirus on board.
The Alaska Energy Deck reports that the American Triumph planned to leave the Dutch port of Unalaska with an expected arrival in Seward on Wednesday.
The ship will transport team members who tested the positive and medical framework of staff prior to Seward’s trangame to an isolation site in Anchorage.
Officials in the city of Unalaska said all team members were limited to the ship or isolation while the ship docked.
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BRASILIA, Brazil – Two other ministers in Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s cabinet have tested positive for coronavirus, which is rampant in Latin America’s largest country.
Citizensend’s 65-year-old Minister Onyx Lorenzoni said he started having symptoms on Thursday. He says he feels better and works from home.
Milton Ribeiro, the 62-year-old education minister, said Monday on Twitter that he had also swelled up, the fourth cabinet minister until now.
Bolsonaro himself tried it on July 7.
Brazil has recorded more than 2 million times COVID-1nine and 7nine, 488 deaths.
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WASHINGTON – The White House is relaunching its public meetings in the Coronavirus Task Force, and President Donald Trump once again took on a leadership role.
Trump says he’ll hold a briefing at 5pm. Tuesday, the first since April 27.
The coronavirus task forces, led by Vice President Mike Pence, reported to the public every day in March and April with Trump in engaging and dominant television sessions.
But briefings upset the lok beyond April after the notes began to fall and Trump’s concept was the option of disinfectants in the framework to kill the virus.
Some of Trump’s closest advisers publicly advocated the return of the president’s-led briefings, who has opposed his Democratic rival Joe Biden in recent polls.
The virus has killed no less than 140,000 Americans and is causing a new increase in much of the country.
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GENEVA – The head of emergency at the World Health Organization appreciates the “wise news” about the effects presented through two COVID-1 vaccine applicants in the first trials, but warns “a long way to go”.
“Now we move on to concrete essays on a larger scale,” Dr. Michael Ryan told reporters at a press conference in Geneva. “But he prefers to see more knowledge and more products entering this rather critical phase of vaccine discovery.”
Ryan’s comments came when Oxford University scientists, published in The Lancet, said his experimental intellectual vaccine had shown that triggered a protective immune reaction in many other Americans who won the vaccine.
Also in the medical journal, Chinese researchers published a study on their experimental intellectual vaccine, much like that of the Oxford team, which reported an immune response.
Ryan observed 23 applicants for the COVID-1nine vaccine in clinical development, however, as of Monday, only 1 had produced Phase 1 clinical data.
Also on Monday, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus expressed concern about COVID-1nine’s influence on indigenous peoples, mainly in the Americas.
Tedros said more than 70,000 times have been reported among the indigenous peoples of America and more than 2,000 deaths.
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LONDON (Reuters) – Scientists at the University of Oxford say their experimental vaccine against intellectual coronavirus was shown in an initial trial to urge a protective immune reaction in many other Americans who have been vaccinated.
British researchers began testing the vaccine in April on approximately 1,000 people, a component of whom the experimental intellectual vaccine won. These early trials are designed to evaluate defense and see what kind of immune reaction has been caused, but they can’t tell if the vaccine protects.
In studies published Monday in the journal Lancet, scientists said they found that their experimental COVID-1nine vaccine produced a dual immune reaction in other Americans over the age of 18 to five that lasted no less than two months after being immunized.
“We’re seeing a tight immune reaction in almost everyone,” said Dr Adrian Hill, director of the Jenner Institute at Oxford University. “What this vaccine does well is cause any of the arms of the immune system,” he said.
H said neutralizing antibodies are produced, molecules essential to block the infection. In addition, the vaccine also causes a reaction in the body’s T cells that helps fight the coronavirus.
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St. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Florida has reported 90 new deaths by COVID-19, bringing its average of seven days to approximately 11 four consistent with the day. His deaths rank 25th in the rustic style consistent with capital, approximately seven times the highest-ranked in New Jersey.
Hospitalizations for the disease continued to increase, emerging to 9,452 circulating the state on Monday, a design of approximately 160 since the previous day.
Aleven, although the design has slowed for about a week, those additional patients have put a lot of satiety on extensive care sets at some hospitals in South Florida, Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville.
Mabig Apple Hospital administrators have limited non-emergency procedures to help make room.
Statewide, 18% of extensive care sets were available.
Also on Monday, the Florida Education Association filed a complaint about the “reckless and dangerous reopening” of public schools for face-to-face teaching. The lawsuit argues that this would endanger academics and school staff, and increase the spread of coronavirus.
The 145,000-member agreement includes unions representing teachers, elegance assistants, bus drivers, coffee shop workers, guards and administrative on K-12 public campuses.
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MOSCOW – Russian President Vladimir Putin has subsidized the assumption of postponing until next year a massive occasion marking the 75th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, the coronavirus pandemic.
The Immortal Regiment, a large-scale procession of other Americans with photographs of their loved ones who died in the war, their greatest historical friend takes up the big Russian apple cities on May 9, Victory Day, the country’s most critical national holiday.
Russia reported that 777,000 showed coronavirus times and 12,000 deaths.
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JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s physique minister has said that “no person should be rejected” for the care of the coronavirus at a time when public hospitals are expanding due to the pandemic.
Recoil now ranks fifth by the diversity of virus times with more than 364,000, and represents more than the component of infections shown in Africa. The deaths exceeded 5,000.
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize told reporters that there will never be a time when they look into a large apple hospital” and said the diversity of beds would be greater and that the hospitals themselves would be useful.
He visited a new cash hospital in Johannesburg to deceive patients with a preference for less extensive care.
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PARIS – A face mask is needed in supermarkets, buying supermarkets, banks, branches and domestic markets in France to avoid the symptoms that coronavirus is making new advances.
Meabound took effect on Monday. A fine of 13 five euros ($1 five five) imposed on those who do not comply.
The masks were in a necessary position in museums, public transport, cinemas, worst spaces and other enclosed spaces.
France has reported more than 30,000 deaths similar to COVID-19, a maximum component of them in nursing homes. He reduced infections with a strict two-month blockage, but now sees symptoms that the virus is returning.
Health Minister Olivier Veran said Monday that a new source of infections are families who gather for the summer holidays.
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NEW DELHI – India reported more than 40,000 new times of coronavirus, a case for the country, on Monday.
The 40,425 new cases raised India’s total to 1,118,043, including 27,497 deaths.
The government said Sunday night that the coronavirus mortality rate in India, lately at 2.49%, was “declining larger” due to an effective containment strategy and competitive testing.
With a surge in infections in the past few weeks, local governments in India have been ordering focused lockdowns in high-risk areas.
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SEOUL, South Korea – South Korea has reported its smaller design on local COVID-1nine transmissions in two months, with exuberant fitness officials cautious optimism about control of the epidemic.
South Korea’s prevention and disease centers reported 26 other new coronavirus times on Monday, 22 of which were related to foreign arrivals.
Deputy Health Minister Kim Gang-lip said in a briefing on the virus that the four local transmissions accounted for the first time such infections had fallen below 10 since May 19. He called for continued surveillance, encouraging other Americans to evade crowded stalls or permanent residence house The summer vacation period.
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MELBOURNE, Australia – Victoria’s hardest hit state recorded a third daily COVID-1 count under a record 428 times reported last week, however, the head of state government said Monday that it was too early to mention what influence had a blocking moment.
Since being reported 428 times on Friday, Victoria has recorded 217, 363 and 27 five times on consecutive days.
Victoria’s Prime Minister Daniel Andrews hoped Wednesday to determine what influence a lock would have in Melbourne, Australia’s second-largest city, and semi-rural neighbour Mitchell Shire.
“He’s an unso pleasant enemy, he’s got no solidity, and until we get some stability, I don’t think we’re talking about a trend,” Andrews said.
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BEIJING – The variety of coronavirus times shown in the northwestern region of China in Xinjiang continues to increase. More than 17 times were reported on Monday, leading to the end of the lacheck outbreak in China to no less than 47.
One of the 17 new times on the old Silk Road of the city of Kashgar, the regional government announced. The others were in the regional capital of Urumqi, where they were reported all the other times because the outbreak began beyond this month.
China had a giant component containing the local transfer of the virus before the Urumqi outbreak and a quick control station to adjust it, cutting the subway, buses and taxis, finally some communities, imposing restrictions and ordering tests on a giant scale.