No deaths reported in China in one month

No new kills in crown, says China

It has been a month since China last reported a death from the crown virus, The Guardian writes.

The country’s national health commission reported four new cases of coronary infection on Friday, all in the north-eastern province of Jilin, where the virus was detected in recent days.

But the most recent death in Covid-19, officially reported in China was on April 14.

Drones will save lives

In case of suspected cardiac arrest, drones should send cardiac arresters, according to SOS Alarm, writes TT.

The Swedish project is the first of its kind in the world.

For five years, a research project on emergency drone deliveries has been carried out at the Karolinska Institute. In June, the project, which is a collaboration between the Karolinska Institute, the Everdrone technology company and SOS Alarm, will be tested.

Drones fly primarily autonomously, but are controlled by a drone pilot.

– In emergency situations, every second counts. With the help of drones, we can fly medicines and equipment quickly and to more inaccessible places, waiting for the ambulance to arrive, says Maria Khorsand, CEO of SOS Alarm, in a press release.

Ahlström donates hotel nights to VAT staff

Mikael Ahlström, the founder of Procuritas, donates 2,500 hotel nights to the exhausted VAT staff currently fighting against covid-19 at the Swedish hospital.

The Kul i Hemmet association, which Mikael and daughter Elisabeth Ahlström have started, launched the non-profit initiative through an Instagram challenge in which the public is invited to post images with a special theme.

For each photograph, Mikael and his family donate two hotel nights. The Ahlström family will donate up to SEK 2 million out of their own pocket.

“All the money will be used entirely to buy hotel nights and if we notice that the public’s commitment is greater than expected, we will consider increasing the amount now planned. We welcome more donations from external actors, companies and individuals, “says Mikael Ahlström.

The initiative is to help health personnel and at the same time support the crisis in the hotel industry.

Sweden’s museums are preparing to open

Now, Swedish museums are preparing to reopen after being closed for a long time due to the corona virus, writes SVT News.

The modern museum in Stockholm and Malmö reopens in mid-June.

The Nordic Museum and Viking Museum in Stockholm have also announced that they will reopen.

According to Jeanette Gustafsdotter, Secretary General of Sweden’s museums, more than half of Sweden’s 200 member museums have been able to remain open within the framework of the Public Health Authority’s recommendations.

In Norrköping, both the art museum and the city museum remained open during the spring and never closed.

– Most of those who have closed plans to open until and during the summer, says Jeanette Gustafsdotter.

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