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ASEAN Highest New Cases Today,

------------ Cases ------- Deaths
Singapore - 20,939 +741 - 20 +2
Indonesia - 12,776 +338 - 930 +35
Philippines - 10,343 +339 - 685 +27
Malaysia - 6,467 +39 - 107 +0
Thailand - 2,992 +3 - 55 +0

ASEAN Most Coronavirus Cases

Singapore 20,939
Indonesia 12,776
Philippines 10,343
Malaysia 6,467
Thailand 2,992
Vietnam 271
Myanmar 162
Brunei 139
Cambodia 122
Timor-Leste 24
Laos 19

ASEAN Most Coronavirus Active Cases

Singapore 19,285
Indonesia 9,465
Philippines 8,040
Malaysia 1,584
Thailand 165
Myanmar 106
Vietnam 39
Laos 9
Brunei 7
Timor-Leste 4
Cambodia 2

ASEAN Most covid19 Tests done,

Vietnam 261,004
Malaysia 230,989
Thailand 227,860
Singapore 175,604
Philippines 140,134
Indonesia 134,151
Brunei 14,754
Cambodia 12,929
Myanmar 10,042
Laos 2,505
Timor-Leste 664

With all the lockdown and preventive measure around the world covid19 will reach 10 million cases by end of July.

Globally 42.2 Million covid19 tests are already done until today in which 3.84 Million are confirmed positive thats 9 infected out of 100 people tests.

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Egypt reports 393 new Coronavirus cases, 13 fatalities

The Federal Ministry of Health announces 78 new confirmed cases of corona-virus in Sudan , and 12cases of recovery .
total cases recovered 92 , total active cases 786.

Top 10 Countries in Total Tests:

South Africa-279,379

Ghana-135,902

Egypt-90,000

Morocco-55,109

Uganda-47,620

Rwanda-37,315

Ethiopia-28,360

Kenya-28,065

Tunisia: 25,555

Nigeria-22,492

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Update on COVID-19 in Somalia. 07/05 2020:

New cases confirmed today: 55
Benadir: 41
Puntland:13
HIrshabelle:1

Male: 37
Female: 18
Recovery: 19
Death: 5

Total confirmed cases: 928
Total recoveries: 106
Total deaths: 44



Eastern African COVID19

1 Djibouti 1.124
2 Sudan 930
3 Somalia 928
4 Kenya 607
5 Tanzania 480
6 Rwanda 268
7 Ethiopia 187
8 Uganda 100
9 SouthSudan 74
10 Eritrea 39
11 Burundi 15

Covid19 confirmed cases in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Sudan, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia.



Evolution of cases in Afghanistan, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Morocco, Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan, since 100th confirmed case.


There is a conspicuous discrepancy in the tests done across all countries

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የጃፓን መንግስት ሬምደሲቪር የተባለውንና ሌሎች የቫይረስ አይነቶችን ለማከም የሚረዳው መድሃኒት በኮሮናቫይረስ የተያዙ ሰዎችን ለማከም ጥቅም ላይ እንዲውል ፈቅዷል።መንግሥት እንዳለው ከዚህ በተጨማሪ አቪጋን የተባለ መድሃኒትም ለዚሁ ቫይረስ ህክምና ለማዋል በዝግጅት ላይ ይገኛል።

https://bbc.in/2Wb5xrI

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53 African Union Member States reporting 52,175 cases, 2,024 deaths, and 17,819 recoveries.

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BRAZIL: Spokesperson for President Bolsonaro tests positive for coronavirus.

INDIA: West Bengal allows home delivery of liquor and launches website for ordering. India reports 110 new coronavirus cases in Rajasthan, state total at 3,427. 99 deaths, 1,889 recovered.India reports 118 new cases of coronavirus in Punjab, state total at 1,644. 28 deaths, 149 recovered. India reports 110 new coronavirus cases in Rajasthan, state total at 3,427. 99 deaths, 1,889 recovered.

Italy reports 1,401 new cases of coronavirus and 274 new deaths. Total of 215,858 cases and 29,958 deaths.

Good news from Italy:

- Number of new cases down
- Number of new deaths down
- Number of hospitalized down
- Number of ICU patients down
- Number of new people tested up

Coronavirus situation in Chad , this May 07, 2020.

83 new cases;
176 patients on treatment;
50 cases cured in total;
27 deaths in total;
253 cases recorded in total.

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Worldwide Update

Coronavirus Cases: 3,881,312

Deaths: 268,508

Recovered: 1,329,223

See More - https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries

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ቻይና የአለም ጤና ድርጅት የኮሮናቫይረስ ወረርሽኝ አመጣጥ ላይ የሚያደርገውን ምርመራ እንደምትደግፍ አስታውቃለች።
ምርምራው ፖለቲካዊ አንድምታ ሊኖረው እንደማይገባና ሳይንሳዊ በሆነ መንገድም እንዲከናወንም ቅድመ ሁኔታ አስቀምጣለች።

https://bbc.in/2WEg1yW

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Highest private coronavirus relief donations:

Jack Dorsey: $1,000m

Bill & Melinda Gates: $255m

Azim Premji: $132m

George Soros: $130m

Andrew Forrest: $100m

Jeff Skoll: $100m

Jeff Bezos: $100m

Michael Dell: $100m

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Nigeria Records 381 COVID-19 Cases In a Day - The Highest So Far


ኮሮናቫይረስ በአፍሪካ እስከ 190 ሺ ሰዎችን በመጀመሪያው ዓመት ሊገድል ይችላል- የዓለም ጤና ድርጅት

የዓለም ጤና ድርጅት ትናንት ማምሻውን በሰጠው መግለጫ ኮሮናቫይረስ በመጀመሪያው ዓመት ብቻ በአፍሪካ ከ 83 ሺ እስከ 190 ሺ ሰዎችን ሊገድል እንደሚችል አስታውቋል።በተጨማሪም ቫይረሱ በቶሎ በቁጥጥር ስር የማይውል ከሆነ ከ29 ሚሊየን እስከ 44 ሚሊየን ሰዎች በቫይረሱ ሊጠቁ ይችላሉ ብሏል ድርጅቱ።
‘’የዓለም ጤና ድርጅት ይህንን ግምት የሰራው አብዛኛዎቹ የአፍሪካ አገራት ቫይረሱን ባለበት ለማስቆም እየወሰዱት ያለው እርምጃ በቂ አለመሆን ብቻ ሳይሆን ከሚገባው በታች በመሆኑ ነው’’ ብለዋል የድርጅቱ አፍሪካ ኃላፊ ማትሺዶ ሞዌቲ። - https://www.bbc.com/amharic/news-52586895

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Worldwide Update

Coronavirus Cases: 3,917,999

Deaths: 270,740

Recovered: 1,344,278

Active Cases : 2,302,981 (Currently Infected Patients)

in Mild Condition : 2,253,999 (98%)

Serious or Critical : 48,982 (2%)

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በኮሮና ቫይረስ ወረርሽኝ የተነሳ በየዕለቱ በሚሰሯቸው አነስተኛ ገቢ የሚያስገቡ ስራዎች የሚተዳደሩ 1.9 ሚልየን ዜጎች በ3 ወራት ጊዜ ውስጥ ገቢያቸው በግማሽ እንደሚያሽቆለቁል ተነገረ፡፡በማኑፋክቸሪንግና ኮንስትራክሽንም 1.1 ሚልየን የሚሆኑ የስራ እድሎች ስጋት እንደተጋረጠባቸውና በግብርናው መስክም 15 ሚልዮን የገጠር ቤተሰቦች ላይ ጫና ሊፈጥር እንደሚችል በጥናት ደርሼበታለሁ ሲል የስራ እድል ፈጠራ ኮሚሽን ተናግሯል፡፡

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South Africa records more than 8,000 COVID19 cases

https://africa.cgtn.com/2020/05/08/sout ... -19-cases/




......... Confirmed Cases ... Deaths .... Recovered
Africa .... 55,358 ......... 2,083 ...... 19,113
Global .... 3,918,174 ...... 270,741 ..... 1,344,278

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- Egypt reports 393 new COVID-19 cases as tally nears 8,000

- WHO: Up to 190,000 people in Africa could die of COVID-19 if mitigation measures fail

- South Sudan eases lockdown despite increase in virus infections

Coronavirus updates:

• Former Japanese diplomat Yukio Okamoto dies
• Afghanistan's health minister tests positive
• Australia prepares to ease restrictions in four-week stages

https://aje.io/44drp

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- As Europe and the US loosen their lockdowns against the coronavirus, health experts express growing dread over what they say is an all-but-certain second wave of deaths and infections.

- WHO warns coronavirus could kill 83,000 to 190,000 people in Africa in the first year and infect between 29 million and 44 million during that period if it is not contained.

- Russia's coronavirus cases, which now stand at over 177,000, have overtaken France and Germany to become the fifth-highest total in the world.

- Japan's household spending plunged six percent in March and while over-time pay shrank 4.1 percent.

- Almost 269,000 reported killed worldwide from the disease with cases up to 3.8 million and 1.3 recovered. Cases in the US have reached 1.25 million with 75,500 deaths, according to the Johns Hopkins University tally.

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África ultrapassa os 2000 mortos por covid-19

A África superou nesta quinta-feira, 7, a fasquia das 2.000 vítimas mortais devido à Covid-19 desde o início da pandemia, em mais de 51 mil casos confirmados em 53 países do continente.

Fonte: Euronews

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Russia reports over 10,000 cases again

The number of new coronavirus cases in Russia rose by 10,699 over the past 24 hours, bringing the nationwide tally to 187,859, the coronavirus crisis response centre said.

It was the sixth consecutive day that cases had risen by more than 10,000, but down on Thursday's record daily rise of 11,231.

It also reported 98 new fatalities from COVID-19, bringing the total death toll in Russia to 1,723.

Afghan health minister tests positive for COVID-19

Afghanistan's Health Minister Ferozuddin Feroz has contracted the COVID-19 disease, as the war-ravaged country sees a surge in cases of the virus, officials confirmed.

Waheedullah Mayar, spokesman for the health ministry, told Anadolu news agency the minister had experienced symptoms of the coronavirus for the past few days. He got a positive test result on Thursday.

"The health minister's health is stable, and he is under isolation at his residence," he added.

Malaysian businesses hit hard by lockdown

Malaysian business has been hammered by a lockdown imposed in mid-March to try contain the new coronavirus pandemic, according a government survey.

Some 42.5 per cent of the 4,094 companies surveyed by the Department of Statistics said they will need at least six months to recover from the restrictions, which until Monday required people to stay at home unless buying essentials or commuting to work.

Malaysia's retail sales fell 5.7 per cent to a seven year low in March, the department reported separately, with unemployment climbing 17 per cent year-on-year to reach 3.9 per cent.

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Hong Kong gyms, bars and cinemas reopen

Hong Kong began to ease major social distancing measures with bars, gyms, beauty parlours and cinemas reopening their doors after the financial hub largely halted local transmissions of the deadly coronavirus.

Queues formed outside gyms in the semi-autonomous Chinese city for employees to check temperatures as people celebrated the return of some normalcy to the city.

WWII commemorations downsized in Europe

Large-scale parades to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe have been downsized.

The anniversary of Nazi Germany's 1945 unconditional surrender after a war that cost 50 million lives is a holiday in Berlin this year.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Frank-Walter Steinmeier are due to lay wreaths at the country's main memorial.Ceremonies across France have been drastically scaled down, although President Emmanuel Macron will still be attending an event on the Champs-Elysees.

In the United Kingdom, street parades by veterans have been cancelled.

UN chief: Coronavirus has sparked 'tsunami of hate'

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for an "all-out effort" to end the "tsunami of hate and xenophobia" sparked by the novel coronavirus pandemic, without naming specific countries.

"Anti-foreigner sentiment has surged online and in the streets," Guterres said in a statement. "Anti-Semitic conspiracy theories have spread and COVID-19-related anti-Muslim attacks have occurred."

According to Guterres, migrants and refugees have been "vilified as a source of the virus - and then denied access to medical treatment."

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Thailand reports eight new coronavirus cases

Thailand on Friday reported eight new coronavirus cases but no deaths, bringing the total to 3,000 cases and 55 deaths since the outbreak started in January.

Of the new cases, three are from the southern province of Yala where authorities are aggressively testing the population due to high infection rates. Five other new cases are migrants who have been detained at an immigration detention centre in southern Songkhla province.

Slowing numbers of new cases have prompted Thailand to cautiously allow some businesses this week to reopen after weeks of semi-lockdown.

Former Japanese diplomat dies from coronavirus

Former Japanese diplomat Yukio Okamoto, a one-time adviser to prime ministers and expert on ties with the United States, died late last month after contracting the novel coronavirus, his consultancy confirmed on Friday, according to Reuters news agency.

After retiring from the foreign ministry in 1991, Okamoto, 74, served as an adviser to then-prime minister Ryutaro Hashimoto on thorny issues related to Okinawa, home to the bulk of US troops in Japan.

He also advised then-prime minister Junichiro Koizumi from 2001-2004 and was a research fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Center for International Studies.

"This is a shock. And from the coronavirus!" said Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike said on social media.


Many states disregarding Trump's guideline on reopening

Many governors across the US are disregarding or creatively interpreting White House guidelines for safely easing restrictions and letting businesses reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic, an Associated Press analysis found.

The AP determined that 17 states did not meet a key benchmark set by the White House for loosening up — a 14-day downward trajectory in new cases or positive test rates. And yet many of those have begun to reopen or are about to do so, including Alabama, Kentucky, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Utah.

Asked Thursday about states reopening without meeting the benchmarks, President Donald Trump said: "The governors have great power as to that, given by us. We want them to do that. We rely on them. We trust them. And hopefully they are making the right decisions."