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Bundesliga: German football returns but not as we know it

[ad_1] The country has 174,098 confirmed cases of Covid-19 with 7,861 deaths, according to the latest figures, but the German Football Association (DFB) has worked closely with league organizers (DFL) and expects strict protocols for security protect those involved when playing games. If the measures work, it could provide a …

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Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Deputy Emergency Relief Coordinator, Ad Interim, Mr. Ramesh Rajasingham, Report to the Security Council on the humanitarian situation in Yemen, May 14, 2020 – Yemen

[ad_1] Thank you Mr. President. In last month’s briefing, we reported that Yemen had confirmed only one case of COVID-19. As of this morning, that number had risen to 72 confirmed cases, including 13 deaths. Sixty-two of these cases, more than 85 percent, were reported in the past ten days. …

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This new AI camera sensor could make CCTVs terribly smart

[ad_1] Sending images and videos to the cloud for analysis not only takes longer, but also raises privacy concerns, which is why Sony has announced the world’s first image sensors with built-in artificial intelligence. The new IMX500 and IMX501 smart vision sensors incorporate a logic processor and memory that enables …

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Coronavirus pandemic: updates from around the world

[ad_1] The first known cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in the Bangladesh refugee camps at Cox’s Bazar, the United Nations said Thursday, citing the Bangladeshi government. The camps at Cox’s Bazar are home to almost a million Rohingya refugees, many of whom fled across the border into Bangladesh to …

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