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California is distributing 5,000,000 body bags, mostly in hard-hit Los Angeles and San Diego areas, and makes0 refrigerated trailers stand as temporary mortgages in anticipation of death from coronavirus.

Precautionary hospital admissions are now doubled compared to the peak of summer time in epidemics, and which threaten to soon sink the state’s already taxed hospital system.

The average daily death toll has quadrupled from a month ago, California Governor Gavin News said Tuesday. The surge pushes for an immediate wanderlust for more staff and space, a crush that won’t be less than two months after the arrival of the first dose of vaccine this week.

The average daily death toll is 163, while the number of positive cases has risen to more than 32,500 per day. In those new cases, an expected 12% would end up in the hospital and 12% of hospitalized people would already be pulling into intensive care units:

New Zealand’s response to the virus has been among the most successful in the world, with action taken by China, Taiwan and Thailand at the onset of the epidemic.

Only 25 deaths have been counted in the country of 5 million and the spread of Covid-19 has been managed, allowing people to return to workplaces, schools and crowded sports stadiums without restrictions.

The APA has spoken with New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden.

When the virus began to hit Europe earlier this year, Ardern said, the only two options were to pinch the country’s crowd immunity or curve. He chose the latter.

“Originally, from where we started, because there just wasn’t enough view that could be removed.”

But his thinking quickly changed.

“I remember my chief science adviser brought me a graph that showed me what a turn flattening would look like for New Zealand. And where our hospital and health capacity was. And in turn he was not sitting under the line. So we know that agility to turn is not enough for us. “

With a strong response to the coronavirus epidemic, rising exports and healthy public spending helping Vietnam accelerate the global recession and its recovery in 2020, analysts predict it will probably enjoy one of the highest growth rates in the world, according to AFP reports.

But the pain is not over in some areas with restrictions and border disruptions that have hampered the country’s tourism industry and once booming will weaken the aviation sector.

Many countries have suffered high infections and mortality rates, while Vietnam has reported 35 deaths due to mass quarantine, extensive contact and strict restrictions on movement, leaving factories largely open and people able to return quickly. To work.

While many Western countries were urging citizens to stay in the middle of the year, the people of Vietnam were able to go to scenic beaches, as the government tried to give the local tourism industry a much-needed shot in hand.

Declining demand for clothing, footwear and smartphones in some of its major markets, including the European Union, Japan and South Korea, poses a serious threat to Vietnam’s export-oriented economy.

Shipments to China have grown by more than 15% per year in the first nine months, according to the Vietnam General Customs Administration.

Demand for many items made in Vietnam, such as home electronics, office furniture, computers and televisions, increased during the epidemic, as people were forced to stay home during the lockdown.

This means that while it falls short of its growth target of 8.8 per cent this year, the economy is expected to grow by 4.4 per cent, which will be among the best in the world, according to the International Monetary Fund.

Global contraction by the fund is forecast to be 4.4%.

According to AFP reports, many epidemics want to take similar action in rural areas during epidemics, the lack of good internet access is always in the way, AFP reports.

According to the Spanish trade union UGT, one in four Spaniards – about 13 million people – do not have proper internet access.

This digital divide is the legacy of years of lack of investment in Spain’s populated housing, vacated by youth flights to cities since the 1950s in search of better job opportunities. In some parts of Spain there are only two people per square kilometer – the same density as in Siberia.

The problem is not specific to Spain.

According to a UN report released earlier this month, two-thirds of school-age children worldwide do not have access to the Internet at home, but access to access to education has become important due to the closure of epidemic-driven schools.

The Spanish government has promised a program funded by an ambitious European Union that will provide “adequate” internet connectivity to 100 percent of Spain’s population by 2025 as part of its nationwide revitalization efforts.

Spain, one of the main beneficiaries of the EU’s 50 750 billion (9 912 billion) coronavirus recovery package, has a “historic historic opportunity” to resettle long-neglected “interior territories”, said consulting firm Gemma Romen. Atrevia.

To attract more people across the country, the government should build more schools and hospitals in rural areas and encourage companies to work from telework and and fees.

In India, 3,555 new coronavirus cases have been reported, Health Ministry figures showed on Wednesday, the third day in a row that the daily infection in the country has fallen below 1,000,000.

India has so far recorded 9.9 million infections, the second highest in the world after the United States, but the number has been steadily declining since reaching a peak of nearly 1,000,000,000 in mid-September.

According to Reuters, the number of Kovid-19 deaths reported in India every day is falling sharply in less than 10 days.
On Wednesday, the health ministry said the death toll had risen by 360, while the total death toll was 1,144,00. Is.

Ambulance queues have formed outside many hospitals in Northern Ireland as pressure continues to mount on the health service in the region.

Scenes presented as the first minister, Arlene Foster, took part in a call with other UK political leaders to review a planned relief to ban domestic gatherings on Christmas Day.

No decision was made when Stormant’s ministers agreed to call on Thursday to discuss the situation, with doctors introducing new measures to reconsider rest and prevent the spread of the virus.