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ከደቂቃዎች በፊት የማዳጋስካር ጤና ሚኒስቴር ባወጣው ዕለታዊ መግለጫ ለአራተኛ (4) ተከታታይ ቀን በሀገሪቱ አዲስ የኮሮና ቫይረስ [COVID-19] ኬዝ እንዳልተመዘገበ አሳውቋል።

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Indonesia reports 357 new cases of coronavirus, 7,775 cases in total.
647 deaths, 960 recovered.

Belgium reports 908 new cases of coronavirus and 230 new deaths.
A total of 42,797 cases and 6,490 deaths.

Germany makes face masks mandatory on public transport and in stores to control coronavirus spread.

India reports 80 new cases of coronavirus and 3 new deaths in AP.
State total at 893 cases and 27 deaths.

China donates additional $30 million to the WHO to support fight against coronavirus pandemic.

Russia reports 4,774 new cases of coronavirus and 42 new deaths.
A total of 62,773 cases and 555 deaths.

Singapore reports 1,037 new cases of coronavirus, 11,178 cases in total.
1,016 of new cases are foreigners.

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የኮሮናቫይረስን ስርጭትን ተከትሎ የሰዎች እንቅስቀሴ በመገደቡ እና ድንበሮች በመዘጋታቸው ያለ ሕጋዊ ሰነድ የሚንቀሳቀሱት ኢትዮጵያውያን በጅቡቲ በረሃዎች ላይ መውጫ አጥተው እንደሚገኙ ተነግሯል።

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Kenya

17 people have tested positive for coronavirus bringing the total number to 320.
Six people have recovered and have been discharged.



Djibouti

The situation is not stabilized but the trend is towards a decrease in the daily number of confirmed cases covid19 with 12 cases today, far from the 156 reported on 04/16. 69 healed today.
Total: 986 cases, 2 deaths and 252 cured.



NAMIBIA



Congo-Kinshasa

18 new confirmed cases covid19 , all in Kinshasa, epicenter of the epidemic in the country. 2 new healings.
Total: 377 confirmed cases including 365 in Kinshasa (La Gombe: 93, Binza Ozone: 68, Limete: 39 cases ...), 47 cured and 25 deaths.



Sierra leone



West Africa Update



Senegal

Increase in the daily number of confirmed cases.
37 new cases covid19 including 8 community and 4 new healings.
Total: 479 cases (257 cured, 6 deaths, 1 evacuated - > 215 patients still in treatment).



Sudan

22 new confirmed cases of covid19 and 2 new recoveries
Total in the country:
- Confirmed cases: 162 including 155 cases in Khartoum
- Dead cases: 13
- Recovered cases: 14



Malawi now has 33 confirmed cases including 3 deaths.

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Ethiopian Human Rights Commission - EHRC press release

The right to movement should only be restricted in a proportional manner
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Advance notice should be provided prior to the restriction on the right to
movement and regulation on public transport services
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(17 April 2020, Addis Ababa) Any restriction imposed by Federal and regional governments on the right to movement and public transport services to prevent the spread of Corona virus should take into account human rights principles, Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) said today.
The Transport Sector Implementation Directive issued by the Ministerial Committee on 17 April 2020 imposed various restrictions on private vehicles and vehicles providing public transport services effective from the day the Directive was issued without any advance notice.
Even though the restriction includes measures necessary to ensure social distancing and reduce overall movement aimed at preventing the spread of the Corona virus, the absence of any advance notice,as well as, the necessity and proportionality of some of the measures raises concern.
It is to be recalled that previously, regional governments of Amhara and Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples (SNNP) imposed restrictions effective from 29 March and 30 March 2020 respectively, without any advance notice, on vehicles providing public transport services entering and leaving their respective region, and on any internal public transport services within SNNPR.
Because the restrictions were imposed suddenly without advance notice and information, it resulted in lots of confusion and unnecessary distress among the community. Many people who left their residential areas for various reasons, were not able to return home and were forced to stay outside their homes and families.
All emergency measures to be taken by the Federal and regional governments in a state of emergency should be guided by Constitutional and international human rights obligations and principles.
One of these fundamental human rights principles is the Principle of Strict Necessity and Proportionality. According to this Principle, the emergency measures taken by the Government will only be considered necessary and legal to the extent they are proportional and strictly required by the exigencies of the situation.
Another fundamental human rights principle is the Principle of Legality. One aspect of this Principle is that the Government should adequately and publicly announce all emergency measures or restriction, and provide an advance notice on compliance period for enforcement in accordance with the law.
‘Even though the restrictions imposed in the Amhara and SNNP regions are now lifted, due consideration should be given when future emergency measures are taken to ensure sufficient advance notice and avoid similar mistakes. The necessity and proportionality of the restriction imposed by the Ministerial Committee on the use of private vehicles should also be reconsidered from the perspective of the overall objective of the state of emergency’ said Dr. Daniel Bekele, the Chief Commissioner at EHRC. He added, ‘considering that there are people who move around, including with the use of their private vehicle, for essential and humanitarian services related to the current situation; for government and public work; and for pre-natal care and other urgent matters; the restriction should be reconsidered as it can impose additional strain on the public transport and thus have a negative impact on the objective it aimed to achieve’.
Even though Article 10 (3) of the Directive allows the Ministry of Transport to issue permits, in exceptional cases, the fact that the Directive came into effect without advance notice and the administrative challenges that may arise in issuing permits, could lead to unnecessary disruption.

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ከኮሮናቫይረስ ወረርሽኝ ክስተት ጋር ተያይዞ በወጣው የአስቸኳይ ጊዜ አዋጅ ሰበብ የዜጎች መብቶች መጣስ እንደሌለባቸው ተገለጸ።

ከቅርብ ቀናት መደበኛና መደበኛ ባልሆነ መልኩ በስፋት መነጋገሪያ እየሆነ የመጣው በፀጥታ አካላት ተፈጸሙ የሚባሉ የመዋከብ ሲከፋም የመደብደብ ክስተቶች የገጠማቸው ሰዎች ቅሬታቸውን እያሰሙ ነው።በተለይ ደግሞ በማኅበራዊ መገናኛ መድረኮች ላይ በፖሊስ ድብደባ እንደተፈፀመባቸው የገለፁ ሁለት ግለሰቦች ጉዳዩን አጉልተውት፤ የመብቶች ጥሰትና አቤቱታ የማቅረቢያ መንገድ አለመኖር አትኩሮት ስቧል።

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UAE reports 518 new cases of coronavirus, 8,756 cases in total.
UAE's largest daily increase so far.

Iran reports 1,030 new cases of coronavirus and 90 new deaths.
A total of 87,026 cases and 5,481 deaths. Iran reports its lowest number of new coronavirus cases in 30 days.

Qatar reports 623 new cases of coronavirus, 7,764 cases in total.
Qatar's largest daily increase so far.

UK: Oxford University starts human trials for coronavirus vaccine today.

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Worldwide Update


Coronavirus Cases: 2,667,567

Deaths: 186,258

Recovered: 730,928

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries

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Malaysia

- Coronavirus Cases: 5,603

- Deaths: 95

- Recovered: 3,542

Singapore

- Coronavirus Cases: 11,178

- Deaths: 12

- Recovered: 896

United Arab Emirates

- Coronavirus Cases: 8,756

- Deaths: 56

- Recovered: 1,637

Qatar

- Coronavirus Cases: 7,764

- Deaths: 10

- Recovered: 750

Saudi Arabia

- Coronavirus Cases: 13,930

- Deaths: 121

- Recovered: 1,925

Pakistan

- Coronavirus Cases: 10,931

- Deaths: 230

- Recovered: 2,454

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Coronavirus updates:

• Half of all deaths in Europe are in nursing homes: WHO
• UK's hospital death toll rises to 18,738
• China to donate $30m more to WHO

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Italy's daily death toll edges up, but new cases fall

Deaths from COVID-19 in Italy climbed by 464, against 437 the day before, the Civil Protection Agency said, but the daily tally of new infections declined to 2,646 from 3,370.

The total death toll is now at 25,549, the agency said, the second highest in the world after the US.

The are 189,973 confirmed cases, the third highest global tally behind the US and Spain.

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'ፓታ ፓታ' የተሰኘው የማሪያ ማኬባ ዘፈን ኮሮናን ለመታገል ዋለ ዘፈኑ ላይ አዳዲስ ግጥሞችን በመጨመር እንደገና የተለቀቀ ሲሆን የኮሮና ቫይረስ መዛመትን ለመታገል ለማነሳሳትም አልሟል።አዲሱንም ሙዚቃ ቤኒናዊቷ ሙዚቀኛ አንጀሊክ ኪጆ የተጫወተችው ሲሆን፣ እጅ መታጠብን እንዲሁም አካላዊ ርቀትን የሚያበረታቱ ስንኞችንም አካቷል።

Angélique Kidjo Reworks Classic Song 'Pata Pata' for COVID-19 Awareness Angélique Kidjo has re-released the world-famous classic by the late South African music icon, Miriam Makeba, to raise awareness around the coronavirus outbreak.

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Miriam Makeba - Pata Pata (Live 1967)

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UK death toll rises to 18,738

Britain's COVID-19 death toll in hospitals rose by 616 to 18,738 in the 24 hours to 16:00 GMT on April 22, the health ministry said.

"As of 9 am 23 April, 583,496 tests have concluded, with 23,560 tests on 22 April. 425,821 people have been tested of which 138,078 tested positive," the ministry said.

"As of 5 pm on 22 April, of those hospitalised in the UK who tested positive for coronavirus, 18,738 have sadly died."

European firms step up COVID-19 vaccines work, UK team starts human trials

Scientists in Britain began clinical trials of a potential COVID-19 vaccine as other developers across Europe also stepped up work on their own experimental shots against the disease caused by the new coronavirus.

A team at Britain's Oxford University dosed the first volunteers in a trial of their vaccine - called "ChAdOx1 nCoV-19" - while Italy's ReiThera, Germany's Leukocare and Belgium's Univercells said they were working together on another potential shot and aimed to start trials in a few months.

Britain's GSK and France's Sanofi last week announced a similar agreement to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, with trials starting in the second half of the year.

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Eritrea: Announcement from the Ministry of Health

*Five patients have recovered fully after standard tests at the National Laboratory and released from hospital today;
*Number of recovered patients = 11
*Total number of confirmed cases to-date =39

http://www.shabait.com/news/local-news/ ... -of-health

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First European coronavirus vaccine trial underway, as two patients injected in Oxford, UK

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52 African Union Member States reporting 26,144 cases, 1, 247 deaths, and 7,033 recoveries.