so you go to your home town the local home problem health authority is informed that you are returning from a risk area and they then monitor your quarantine if you do not want to go into such a quarantine then you can do a test and that test will be for free you can do it immediately at the airport and if you return a negative test if you do not have the virus then you do not have to go into quarantine that's the advantage of doing the test right now and what about people who have already conducted the test potentially at the at the port at which they are in banking on their journey with those test results be a pickle in germany i've not seen any news about that any statement about that so i doubt very much that those will simply be accepted the german authorities i am magine would want to reassure themselves with their own testing and their reliability you might say that a person that is arriving in germany from such an area in fact is covered 19 negative this was about. hans what about people entering germany by ship bus or train. yes indeed all people who coming into germany from s

and most national health authorities urge mothers who have tested positive for the disease whether they are symptomatic or not to continue to breastfeed because the benefits of breastfeeding and skin to skin contact between mother and child a substantially outweigh any risks associated with coated 19 for the child so it still isn't 100 percent certain that breast milk always remains completely free from the virus but but the evidence indicates that it's not really spread that way the mothers who test positive should however follow a list of precautions to try to prevent passing the virus along to their baby if this is an issue for you i recommend really taking the time to read the much more extensive information posted on the w.h.o. and c.d.c. websites it can actually help calm your fears especially to learn that most newborns and infants who get killed at 19 have mild or no symptoms and will eventually as far as we can tell recover fully. so why do most infected newborns recover it easily. we aren't certain why there are. so few reports of babies with severe cases of coated 19 because

now the health authorities in germany have taken the decision to offer free virus testing. the amortized because i'm tied to mr conference and anthony met him because i'm tired so health ministers of the states together at the federal health minister have today agreed that people returning from resort areas should be tested at airports the intent to establish testing facilities at relevant airports i think in glee we have decided that if you want to reach not only doe's coming from risk areas but also from elsewhere so he agreed to pay the costs of the testing for travelers. through deifies and in frankfurt germany is largest airport is already offering tests for a free under the new plan people arriving from the 130 countries seen as at risk can be tested directly on arrival checks will also be beefed up at sea ports and on land borders the tests will be voluntary at 1st and people from corona affected areas will continue to be asked to quarantine at home for 14 days germans love to travel and those starting to get the travel bug again but with these tourists arriving from

berlin from poster child to growing fears of a 2nd wave of the corner virus hitting germany health authorities bracing for a spike of covert cases express concerns over sharply rising infection numbers they say people are becoming complacent possibly with disastrous consequences also coming up the search for madeleine mccann police police to a garden in germany the 3 year old vanished from a holiday apartment in portugal back in 2007 a german man currently in prison has been named as a suspect. and malaysia's former prime minister najib result has been found guilty of corruption 7 times over and sentenced to 12 years in jail the former prime minister was found guilty of looting millions of dollars from a state development fund. our way our thank you so much for your company everyone germany is bracing itself for a 2nd wave of the corona virus the country's leading public health institute says new infections have risen sharply in recent days and it's largely blaming negligence among the population for driving the problem. 6 months after germany saw its 1st krona case many germans healed relativ

i talked to one public health authority there. the machine had a meltdown when one lab sent over hundreds of pages spilling them all over the floor. it is literally a mess. >> you know, part of when i was reading your reporting i was struck by two things.thinto thi having this problem and we have these bottlenecks and how it is essentially rendered contact tracing useless in a lot of places, right? the other thought i have is one theme that is emerging is that exponential growth will overwhelm any system you put over it. you can design a building that could hold 20, 50 people in it. if you put 5,000 people in there, they're going to fall through the floor. like no system is going to do very well against the kind of growth levels we're seeing in the u.s. right now. >> that is such a good point. it kind of harkens back to the flatten the curve graphic we were all sharing a few months ago. we were talking about it in the context of hospitals. you have to flatten the curve so there are enough hospital beds for everybody. but the point

upon arrival health authority officers board the flight to check the temperature again we have to fill in a questionnaire our data is registered with the health authority and we have to go for another round of testing. nose and mouth swabs for another virus test plus blood for an anti-body test takes us directly from the airfield to the hotel. after our luggage is sprayed with disinfectant we get assigned to our rooms which we will no longer be allowed to leave. so this is my home for the next 2 weeks i have to report our temperature twice a day food will be placed in front of our door. windows separating us from the country we were finally allowed back. quite a trip. hundreds of years this spirit chap here has been quietly guarding german vegetable patches now because of the pandemic the garden gnome is finally getting his moment in the sun with international travel obliterated many germans are trading their usual holidays for time in their allotment carts city dwellers these small patches of rentable land provide an oasis of their own serious reports on a quint essentially german sta

you have to go into quarantine for 2 weeks this was something that was monitored by the local health authorities in your town in your hometown if you want to avoid that you can all take a test as you come into germany into airports in germany a voluntary test and if you if that test is negative you do not have to go into quarantine your horror authorities say that there has been a spike in the number of infections which is connected to the people returning from holiday so that is what the health minister said holiday makers who are returning are at risk of carrying the virus back into germany which until now has managed to control the outbreak right quite well that's why these tests are being imposed now as you just said these are voluntary test i mean why won't they be mandatory. there were some of the people participating in the conference at mit took this decision that was the health ministers of germany's 16 federal states some of them were pushing for these tests to be made mandatory but in fact that is no basis in law for this at the moment so the laws need to be changed for the tests to b

by march 8th, when us health authorities were warning all americans to stay away from cruise ships, itanies continued to operate. march 8th, sydney, and another princess cruise ship, the ruby princess, has just dropped off passengers before embarking on a two—week cruise to new zealand. it's late leaving, but there's no official announcement why. the ruby had docked that morning, so it wasjust — it was utter chaos. there were people and bags everywhere. queues. all we knew was that they'd some health issues on board. what the departing passengers didn't know is that the ship had informed new south wales health authorities that there'd been as many as 158 sick passengers on board. everybody was crammed in, cheek tojowl. they kept saying "everything's fine". princess cruises told our world: so on the ship when we set sail from sydney, there were 2,700 passengers and about 1,000 crew. it felt like the ship was packed. six days into the trip, while visiting new zealand, it's announced the cruise is being shortened. because of the coronavirus, new zealand has introduced a ban on all interna

in from berlin tonight in germany there are growing fears of a 2nd wave of the coronavirus health authorities say they are worried over soaring new infection numbers they say people are becoming complacent possibly with disastrous consequences also coming up tonight in the garden the search for madeline mccann leads police to a garden here in germany the 3 year old banished from a holiday apartment in portugal back in 2000 software and a big step towards the ultimate clean energy its nuclear fusion and it needs a reactor that is now being built in france as. i bring cough it's good to have you with us tonight germany is bracing for a 2nd wave of the corona virus the country's leading public health institute says new infections have soared in recent days the institute blaming negligence among the population for driving the surge in new cases at least $58.00 people have tested positive for coverage 19 after attending a funeral service at this mosque in southwest germany among them at least 12 children leaving this school to test an entire great in a daycare center to shut down. khurana cases ar

well, he held a campaign rally with no distancing in june over the objections of health authorities, subsequently bashed democratic governors for not letting him do more. he talked about the need to surge testing. in an interview on fox yesterday, he said testing is overrated and that he's okay with doing it because they say it's fine, but made clear, he's not a big fan. yes, we hear somewhat of a "new tone" from the president at the podium, but it's important to look at what he says when he's just being himself, as he is in interviews on twitter, so on. >> we've got a lot to report. there's a lot of breaking news unfolding. daniel, stand by. everyone, stand by. we're going to take a quick break, assess what we heard from the president of the united states. much more on all the coronavirus pandemic developments right after this. hey there people eligible for medicare. gimme two minutes. and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza... [mmm pizza...] is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80 percent...

by march eight, when us health authorities were warning all americans to stay away from cruise ships,ch eight, sydney. and another princess cruise ship, the ruby princess, has just dropped off passengers before embarking on a two—week christian new zealand —— cruise to new zealand. it is late leaving but there is no official reason why. the ruby princess docked that morning so it was just utter chaos and there were people and bags everywhere. cues. all we knew was that they had some health issues on board. the departing passengers did not know is that the ship had informed new south wales health authorities that they had been as many as 150 86 passengers on board. everybody was crammed in, check to jail. they kept saying everything is fine. princess cruises told our world... so on the ship and we set sailfrom world... so on the ship and we set sail from sydney there were 2700 passengers and about 1000 crew and it felt like the ship was packed. six days into the trip, while visiting new zealand, it is announced the cruise is being shortened. because of the coronavirus, new zealand has

and that is really at the moment what is concerning health authorities with those nine tower blocks.s idea that it is easier to lockdown a smaller area than a bigger area. is that a change, then, in the tactics from the australian government when it comes to consenting coronavirus? —— containing. well, i think what they are trying to do is again reiterate the fact that this up until now has been happening in victoria. mind you, other states have been quite successful in controlling the virus, some have been quite successful in eliminating it. what they want to do is to have it contained within victoria at the moment. the closing of borders between victoria and new south wales tells you there is a great deal of concern about a crossover, especially between the two. there are about 50 border crossings between the two states, towns that share borders between the two states, because of the australian summer there are a lot of people crossing the borders. but what the local authorities in victoria want to do is say, "0k, we have lockdown or we have put very high restrictions in, 12 suburb

the government has ordered people to stay at home in the region around the city and health authorities reported a jump in 60 cases in 24 hours for a total of more than 4000 cases in wn for march until about two of covid-19. >>> british restaurants and pubs are open and movie theater also reopened today. british health experts are urging everyone to wear a mask and practice safe social distancing as england gets back in business. >> honestly, i wouldn't want to make the decisions right now and i think people have to make sensible decisions on what is best for them. spoke of getting my haircut in an hour. i think it is a good thing. people are mindful they know what to do. >> pridgen is opening up to travel. they are scrapping a requirement for people to spend 14 days in isolation. the travel ban remains in place for travelers from the united states and nations hit the hardest. >>> back here at home, e bayvie violation of a public health order. authorities say the underground club was run by the same group of people who were operating another illegal club that was shut down in april. >>>

in no way were migrant workers if they were positive for covert 19 mistreated their health authorities provided the same kind of treatment which was humane compassionate and equal that you would expect for a person who is malaysian to be receiving in the health care facility so when it come when it came to the mine workers were taken care of but what we were concerned about was the implementation of immigration enforcement actions during a public health emergency. i thank you so much for coming and sharing your experience and perspective with a lot of the. thank you for having me. human rights watch has called on the malaysian government to stop treating criticism as a crime and repeal laws used to limit speech in a statement the deputy director for asia said malaysia's very caton nasional government is increasingly responding to public criticism by carrying out abusive investigations and species charges prime minister madina scene should recognize everyone has a right to criticize their government without fear of investigation or prosecution south korea's former president park geun hy

health authorities have been scrambling to control the numbers.ould have an explosive potential to spread the virus even further. the military have been called in to help, as health workers ramp up testing. the situation is now so grim that victoria's border with new south wales will be shut — something the leadership had previously said was unnecessary. all of us agreed the best thing to do is to close the border. it will be enforced on the new south wales side, so as not to be a drain on resources that are very much focused on fighting the virus right across our state. it's the first time in a century the border between new south wales and victoria is being closed. even at the height of the pandemic here back in march, the two states remained open to each other. this shows the level of nervousness and concern among leaders that the spike in melbourne could spill over here to australia's most populous state. victoria is now responsible for 95% of all new covid—19 infections. it recorded 127 cases today. it's the highest daily increase since the p

. >> the need for more tests is only part of the equation says interim health authority and austin public health doctor mark escot. >> we have lag in the results of the test so it comes to a point it doesn't make sense to test more people if we can't get results back in a timely fashion to do anything tact positive tests. >> i'm here at the testing center -- >> steven was able to walk right into the public testing site he visited. >> all right. >> ready to go? >> he got his negative results eight days later. quest diagnostics which has processed nearly a fifth of u.s. coronavirus test says demand particularly in the south has outpaced capacity. it says most turnaround times have increased by a day or two. >> we need that person to be tested so that we can initiate them in the next chab of events achbltd that is to seek out their contact. ifle we could cut off an infectious person's time circulating in the >> in austin, public testing was open to everyone but because to have high demand they had to limit it to people showing symptoms, who are high risk and are essential workers. people wit

health authorities have said just by the sheer density of people living in those areas, by the fa ctreas, by the fact they share communal lifts, communal walkways, published facilities, it's very, very difficult to social distance —— rubbish facilities, and that is why the restrictions are as strict as they are. testing is going on knowing there is a great deal of concern that many, great deal of concern that any great deal of concern that many, many people, hundreds of hundreds of people have now been posed to those infected and are now in the incubation period of the virus. and that is really at the moment what is concerning health authorities with those nine tower blocks. we heard there, this idea that it is easier to lockdown a smaller area than a bigger area. is that a change, then, in the tactics from the australian government when it comes to consenting coronavirus? well, i think what they are trying to do is again reiterate the fact that this up until now has been happening in victoria. mind you, other states have been quite successful in controlling the virus, some have been

now the health authorities in germany have taken the decision to offer free virus testing. because of the health ministers of the states together with the federal health minister have today greed that people returning from risk areas should be tested at airports we intend to establish testing facilities at relevant airports. secondly we have decided that we want to reach not only those from risk areas but also those coming from elsewhere so we agreed to pay the costs of the testing for travelers this cost the addon aizen in frankfurt germany is largest airport is already offering tests for a free under the new plan people arriving from the $130.00 countries scene is at risk can be tested directly on arrival checks will also be beefed up at sea ports and on land borders the tests will be voluntary at 1st and people from corona affected areas will continue to be arsed to quarantine at home for 14 days germans love to travel and those starting to get the travel bug again but would these tourists arriving from the popular spanish island of new yorker be willing to take a test ye

leave that area so they have got advanced warning but it has come as a surprise on friday the health authorities in that particular area were saying that they were going to impose a lockdown although they had set up a temporary field hospital in the town of later because they'd seen over one week a rise in the copied cases to 325 in one week and the 24 hour writing cases was 60 so there had been a noticeable increase in covered 19 cases so they've now changed their gone back on that decision imposing a very localized lockdown this comes against the backdrop of spain opening up the country to tourism already on june the 21st it welcomed in people from the schengen free travel area from the other e.u. countries and from the u.k. but just this week that list has been expanded along with the rest of the e.u. for this area where people can come from without having to go into quarantine and i'm sure that that will be on the minds of many in the regional government in catalonia which does receive many tourists over summer but also nationally as well adrian how does this lockdown in catalonia compare to

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internet for years as a purported treatment for everything from cancer to autism many national health authorities have issued warnings about its dangers but in cities that have been hit by the virus in bolivia in particular the idea that it can prevent or sure qubit 900 has gained traction and people are lining up to buy it chlorine dioxide is an industrial police that can be toxic when ingested and there have been many reports of people poisoning themselves with it after taking it you can develop symptoms that include severe vomiting and diarrhea acute low blood pressure from dehydration and acute liver failure there's currently no scientific evidence at all that the bleaching agent can prevent or treat cope at 19. and just lastly no poll has ended a 120 day nationwide lockdown shops and small businesses are open again and public and private vehicles allowed back on the streets. will be allowed to resume operations next month the government says infection rates have fallen far enough to justify the bought it on social distancing must be followed to avoid a hue flare up. his all in unix like. dru

however the various health minister praised the quick reaction of the authorities and called on the public to go for testing. its therefore also important in my opinion that the population here also gets tested so that if they want to travel they can then travel accordingly with a certified negative test which i think the test of patient i think. throughout the outbreak the district of dingo of england is on the verge of exceeding the infection rates of 15 every 100000 people on a regional knockdown would be imposed is still unclear. and here's a look at some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic the number of confirmed cases worldwide has now topped 16000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. the spanish government insists that the country is safe despite a recent surge in infections britain and other european countries have imposed measures to limit travel to spain fearing the spread of the virus and france is making covert 19 tests available free of charge and without prescription that says health authorities monitor and uptick in in

and what their working conditions are like mario says yes in theory the german customs and health authorities are responsible for that yet things don't always go as they should at inspection time he cites one example in bavaria. all of the drive toward each of the 3 visits made by customs inspectors were announced ahead of time . by this curious that looks like this could happen with the customs authority or city as if there's a more they're giving the game away or in view the end of thought and it's not just the one customs office in central franconia instead there's a whole level at which this information is being gathered what do they form what you want to get on with. our companies actually being warned on a large scale that's a serious allegation we ask at the central customs authority if they know about such cases of announced inspections their response we have no evidence of that. we travel to romania most of the contractual and seasonal workers in germany come from the poorest parts of the country many villages here are practically depopulated as is today need in southern romania. mar

girl and from poster child to growing fears of a 2nd wave of the corona virus hitting germany health authorities bracing for a spike of covert cases express concerns over sharply rising infection numbers they say people are becoming complacent possibly with disastrous consequences also coming up the search for madeleine mccann leads police to a garden in germany the 3 year old vanished from a holiday apartment in portugal back in 2007.

many of those who died from coronavirus and our fellows didn't show up in the health authority statistics we know of several examples in our circle of friends. with the help of local residents volunteers are creating a log of cases in the bore real neighborhood. they use whatsapp to collect data on the latest infections not registered by local authorities. this state has been completely absent here ever since the fellows were built in rio we always have to reinvent ourselves and find new ways to survive. the exact number of corunna infections in brazil is not known to little testing is being carried out leandra never has had typical covert 1000 symptoms but was never tested. i left our neighborhood so i wouldn't infect anyone. i slept on the beach at infinity my for a week and a half and thought about my neighbors the whole time it's social status in brazil that appears to dictate whether someone is officially infected or not the real numbers tell a very different story. as the coronavirus spread in germany romanians and roma living here say they were subjected to ever more hostility and

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