sports now in football former byron munich coach nico kovacs is back in soccer after being appointed to head coach of the french league club monaco the 48 year old croatian as been out of a job since leaving iron last november monaco were a disappointing 9th when the french season was stopped because the pandemic kovacs won the bundesliga and the german cop in his 1st season biron but left by mutual consent after the team had a background. in formula one defending world champion lewis hamilton has won the hungary in a grand prix the british driver claimed a record extending a win and hungry to go top of the driver standings leapfrog mercedes team mate paul terry boss who i finished 3rd meanwhile red bulls next for stop and did well at the finish 2nd after crashing into a barrier before the race had even begun. but get a reminder now of our top story here and europe's leaders are taking a break from a marathon summit aimed at finalizing an agreement on a 750000000000 euro coronavirus economic rescue package they're expected back at the negotiating table in brussels out later this afte

a form of byron munich coach and nico kovacs is back in football after being appointed the head coach of french league club monaco the 48 year old croatians been out of a job since leaving bottom last november monaco a lot of disappointed 9th when the french season stopped because of an demick kovacs won the pundits league cup and he said 1st season with bias but left by mutual consent after the team had a bad run. in situ up today this is deemed to be news live from inventors only and is up next we have covered 19 a special i'll be back with more world news at the top of the of the day. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. 19 special next on d w.

china has become the 1st major economy to report growth since assad of the kovac 19 pandemic official data shows its economy grew at an unexpected 3.2 percent in the 2nd quarter after shrinking the most in nearly 50 years while some industries are nearly back to normal consumer spending is still down. the epidemic is still spreading faster overseas the restart recovery of the world economy and trade has been very difficult domestically the recovery have to modest slowed the pressures of stabilizing and surprises and safeguarding residential employment a huge katrina you is in beijing for us joins us now live some unexpected numbers katrina growth much better compared to the rest of the world in china what is driving this. well the authorities here say that this is because the government has been able to get the coronavirus out very largely under control and we had a new cluster in beijing that was concerning at the end of may beginning of june but the government moved quickly put some local neighborhoods into lockdown and now we have had more than 10 days of 0 local transmissions and

uproar about it and there should be but that's how las vegas is treated all melissa missed far before kovac 19 the city uses what a courtyard model where people are sleeping on a sidewalk in a courtyard before for her. 19 came about so yeah everybody's screaming about this but we've been treating homelessness like that for decades. yeah exactly right but we've always in the back right like we've you know we've never actually had an actual humanitarian dignity centered approach to homelessness and so i think that what you know is remarkable is how little i have to mark's point right like we see the sort of you know sort of before and after but if it's just the same before i guess as you're speaking i just want to pull back up this picture because as you're speaking it becomes so clear to every single one of those bundles these are human beings these are people mark i was going to say god. you know i think as mark and mark were saying that you know the pandemic really hasn't has just amplified the problems that we've had with homelessness it hasn't actually changed things it's increasing dang

populated apartment buildings in the stranded city of melbourne have been put into lockdown after rising kovac $900.00 cases thousands of people will be forced to stay at home for at least 5 days. in israel officials have reauthorize the use of phone surveillance technology that was once to point to prevent attacks israeli media is reporting 30000 people have been told to quarantine since thursday. in iran the government is reimposing look down measures after a spike in the number of occurring of ours cases more than 160 people died in the last 24 hours and there's concern that people are failing to follow the rules that are in place. well south africa now has the most number of cases on the african continent that they need tally from saturday showed more than 10000 new infections that's the highest daily jump so far hospitals across the country have come under pressure as beds quickly fill up there's been a steady increase in cases since restrictions gradually eased in may health care workers have criticized the government's handling of the pandemic saying their safety has not been prioritize

limited data early studies suggest that pregnant women aren't more likely to full severely ill from kovac 19 most newborns who test positive will recover but there have been some cases of infants falling severely ill. transmission from mother to baby via breath milk appears on likely so several cases have been identified where there have been r.n.a. fragments of fragments of the fire is in breast milk but we haven't actually identified life i was in breast milk and so the risk of transmission from mother to child therefore so far has not been established. over in colombia pregnant women are among the hundreds of migrants who've been trying to cross back into venezuela as the virus dampens their prospects of setting up a new life. border closures part of lockdown restrictions have left them waiting days to access humanitarian corridors conditions are dire not least for expectant mothers. were hungry we've no place to cook and as long as we have no money we'll stay hungry. but the whether it's overstretched health services restrictions on movement or simply a lack of data giving birth durin

experts suggest that air conditioning use across the southern united states may be a factor in spiking kovac 19 kate's plus a coronavirus outbreak in a german meat plant was also linked to cool insists so how safe is the air we are breathing. a common sight for these coronavirus times people pouring off public transport wearing face masks looking for that 1st goal of fresh air. mosques in many places a compulsory but as the weather gets warmer is that enough to ease worries. i feel if i have a mask and my children and i try to make sure that i'm like one and half want to meters away from somebody who also has meant i feel quite sure that the t.s.a. . if you want to get around this is they have to do the. most modern trams and buses a 58 with air conditioning units which draw fresh air from the outside. but go underground and it's a slightly different story though passenger numbers are still down compared to before the pandemic carriages the starting to fill up again. on the transit roughly is my strong. the stories around the world going to have to sneak in confined spaces without much trans

thousands of people in wide scale trials to see how effective it is at preventing them from contracting kovac 19 now last week the director of a russian institute announced that after positive results from small scale trials it would also go into wide scale testing with its candidate sometime in mid august that candidate is what's known as an ad no viral based vaccine that's a platform that's been around for decades the method works by modifying another virus called an ad no virus to deliver the genes that in code for proteins found in the spikes that dot the surface of sars cove 2 that it's hoped will train the body to recognise and fight off the new corona virus in the future without having to be infected with it in the 1st place. what are the chances of recovery for a patient receiving blood plasma from someone who has already recovered. convalescent plasma is isolated from the blood of patients who have recovered from the disease and it contains antibodies that help fight off a recurrence and that person now this plasma has been used as a treatment for others who are still ill with more o

impossible the pandemic has taken a heavy toll in the country some 345000 people have been infected with kovac 19 almost $40000.00 have died nearly everything is closed to prevent the spread of the virus including this dance club in the mexican capital with tourists no longer coming to visit the city tour guides are struggling to make ends meet. 65 year old pace is worried about where his next paycheck will come from. when you're left out on the streets it's a radical change. tens of thousands face the same problem pays they've lost their jobs their income. pawnshops though are benefiting from the crisis many people are selling off their valuables this woman has bought her family's jewelry. so i have some jewelry from my parents because they're not working so they gave it to me so we could cover our expenses one way or another. so. mexican president andres manual lopez obrador has pledged to improve the health care system but the country's economic woes are likely to continue for some time. 9 years of war have shattered communities in syria i mean hundreds of thousands of lives and also ruinin

germany's case they tally rate and it's over 200000 confirmed kovac $1000.00 infections is quite low and and it has one of the highest recovery rates in the world most experts say that that's because the country got a lot of things right here in the early stages of the pandemic there was some luck involved i'd say the virus didn't strike germany massively and practically without warning like at the for example italy so so the country had a few crucial weeks to prepare and and it used them the political response to the looming pandemic was very swift compared to other countries one of the 1st tests for the coronavirus was developed here in berlin and it began to be used widely in the country very early on it didn't hurt to have a highly respected leader making decisions that people listen to among other things those decisions helped to protect the country's elderly which which many think is the big reason behind germany's low mortality numbers and the strong economy and the german lack of debt has allowed a more cautious measured reopening of society and the economy so so although the

can kovac 19 cause bad breath. this can be caused by a wide range of different factors from inadequate dental hygiene to to a more serious underlying condition but the w.h.o. doesn't list it as a symptom for covert 19 however there is an interesting connection between bad breath and the virus mouthwash sales have spiked during the pandemic which i guess was to be expected i mean plenty of people probably hope that using mouthwash is regularly will have a preventative effect even though there is currently no evidence that garbling with them protects you either that or or breathing into a mask all the time has made people hyper aware of how their own breath smells. can you catch coded 19 from drinking unfiltered tap water. there's no evidence you can get coke at 19 from drinking treated water and the risk of transmission through water in general even untreated wastewater appears to be very low even when the viruses genetic material can be detected in untreated water in most cases it's probably not viable that's becau

experts suggest that air conditioning use across the southern united states may be a factor in spiking kovac 19 case it's plus a coronavirus outbreak in a german meat plant was also linked to cooling systems so how safe is the air we are breathing. a common sight for these coronavirus times people pouring off public transport wearing face masks looking for that 1st goal of fresh air. mosques in many places a compulsory but.

news coming to you live from berlin he dismissed kovac 19th as a little fluid flouts rules on social distancing no he has the disease himself brazil's president charles boss narrow said tests positive for the coronavirus will it lead to a change in his behavior also coming up millions in the australian city of melbourne to make last minute preparations ahead of a new law the government says it's the only way of preventing the catastrophe. plus the un fears there could be a cop in 1000000 extra deaths from aids because of coke at 19 as the prices just supply line. low in terry martin welcome to the program brazil's president. has tested positive for the krona bars all sonora has downplayed the severity of the disease for months describing it as a little flu critics said it was only a matter of time before he caught the disease and self as he has failed to socially distance and has largely refused to wear a mask in public. from the very beginning of the outbreak. repeatedly played down the risks of the corona virus and initially described this as an issue flu he also sensual distancing

been kids hardly by the cold in 1000 crisis and that have been suffering economically even before kovac 19 hit them so they said we want grants and then we have the northern countries the self declared frugal countries like the netherlands and austria they said we only want loans at the beginning they'll post to grants and and the end they found a compromise but that took 4 days but a lot of this has been agreed to. in fact dutch prime minister. in mud brick how exactly when that. first of those the self declared froogle say it's but are let's buy a mug loser the netherlands prime minister wanted to have a right to veto the idea behind it is that they wanted the that the grants that are handed out to 2 countries are have strings attached so they want it for their country soon to be implemented reforms and now what she calls an emergency brake is the border to version of this of watered down version of does it means that if a member states has a problem with how the money is used in another member state he or the member said can bring it to sue the city e.u. summit and they will discuss

if my partner gets kovac 19 after me can i give her a plasma transfusion would that help her. it's known as convalescent plasma therapy has been around for for about a century it involves taking blood plasma from people who have recovered from the disease and injecting it into someone who is still sick because the plasma contains antibodies it can at least theoretically help the recipient fight off the illness now we know the method can bring positive results with other pathogens and we're hopeful it will do the same. same with sars cove 2 trials are still ongoing on where and whether and how effective convalescent plasma therapy is against covert 19 meanwhile with a lack of other effective medicines plasma is being administered in emergency situations because it's been shown to be safe and health care authorities are requesting that people who have recovered donate as often as possible. and to kind of course post your questions to derek on our you tube channel and while you're online and want to keep up with the latest developments on the corona virus you should subscribe to

rial in japan julian thanks for joining us tell me does your recall kooky have her handling of the kovac 900 pandemic to thank for her victory. absolutely because the 19 pandemic has been the biggest issue without question in this whole election process and even the 2nd biggest issue the bill and the games which have been delayed until next year or we see also feeds into the to the to the crisis that we've experienced japan has got off fairly lightly in terms of the numbers of cases of quoted one thing but tokyo has been the epicenter of a problem here we are experiencing something of an uptick a 2nd spike if you like in cases quicken has been very resolute in the way that she has handled the crisis up until now and i think she learned a lot of plaudits for that because people compare that to the way the national government has handled the crisis. has very adamant from the outset of the problem that people should wear masks or should wash their hands they should stay home as much as possible and the companies needed to shut down they need to close their doors and not so this thing would

what's surprising for us is that the damage done to the nerves during kovac 19 massively limits our patients mobility the psychological strain is also severe they've survived a life threatening disease and they keep thinking about what could have happened it . director danielle of it spends a lot of time thinking about her father he was in hospital with cancer and the coronavirus in the spring she was only allowed to visit when he was dying 2 days after his death she had the 1st symptoms self and couldn't attend his funeral something she discusses with a doctors here. more and more covert 1000 patients are being admitted to rehabilitation in germany health insurance companies have started covering the costs to ease the pressure on hospitals dirt and yell of it is not immune and feels liberated. just a few days ago i laughed out loud for the 1st time that's when i thought oh here i am again i can laugh out loud and from the bottom of my heart that wasn't possible for weeks. she plans to get her immunity tested regularly but for now she's looking forward to life after 1000. where dozens of cou

and ask you because hungary secretary of international communication actually attacked you zoltan kovacs saying the following while the director of human rights watch gazes at his navel in geneva fretting about authoritarian rot the hungry and people look for a steady hand at the writer to navigate this storm doesn't he have a point. i mean contrary i mean that you know that's just the rhetoric he gives and what viktor orban the prime minister of hungary is done is used this coronavirus to create the european union's 1st dictatorship i'm he is the power now to go by decree to sideline parliament and there is no need for another election ever until parliament approves that and his party controls parliament this is a dictatorship pure and simple and so you know let's look how that dictatorship is doing i'm a human rights watch has been in the process of studying how gerry and hospitals and what we found is that while orbán takes the very generous stabilisation funds provided by the european union and uses them to build football stadiums to pay off his cronies i mean quite literally. the ho

william kovacic and ed lee is a reporter at the "new york times" and cnbc contributor we have a visual of you, so i'll turn to you first. what exactly is the expectation of where the line of questioning will start and what the most important objective is here today? >> a few things. this will happen over a cisco w webex call so it's not going to be the same kind of sweat on your brow feeling you get in other hearings these guys will grandstand for a few minutes whether it's bezos or sindhar or mark to answer the questions. i think they'll have some things to say just to show they know what the contours are, then we'll see how serious they are about antitrust and whether there needs to be different kinds of legislation or different kinds of enforcement i'm expecting mostly theater to start. >> interesting william kovacic, let me turn to you. i also mentioned this tweet by the president just in the past half hour or so. it gets into this kind of battle between and among regulators as to how there is a government response to big tech here. the president said, if congress doesn't bring fai

>>kovacs says those scenarios also look at the possibility of 890 just skyrocketing up to as many as 2000 if things don't turn around how to turn things around he says more social distancing not being with people who are outside your home. he also says that the rate of transmission has got to come down. and again. >>face masks and hand washing social distancing. he says that's what's happened before it worked he says it can happen again in these numbers can turn around. >>the san francisco has got to get on live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan out to the big story. we're following tonight. authorities say a body found at a southern california lake is former glee actress naya rivera her body was recovered near the surface of lake piru on monday morning. investigators say they found no signs of foul play and her death does not appear to be a suicide. authorities have been searching for the 33 year-old since last wednesday when she rented a boat with her 4 year-old son. her son was later found on the boat by himself wearing a life jacket and another life jacket was

kovacs warns that if the trends continue, the city could see nearly 900 deaths by the end of the year. now, don't forget, you can check the county by county information on reopening with and true man to ktvu news at. >>> happening today, santa clara county superior court is hosting something they have never held before. an event to teach people about america's criminal justice system. the interactive, online form is called the color of justice. it will include a panel of experts telling teenage students how they can add their voice to the effort to reform america's justice system. this first form will focus on the legal controversy surrounding youth body cameras. >> they are reporting a jump in shootings and most of the gunfire has not been reported. the oakland police department system has recorded more than 2600 shooting incident so far this year, 24% increase over the same time last year. there have been at least 32 homicides in oakland in 2020 and most of them were deadly shootings. it is 4:39, store clerk in alameda is in jail, suspected of murder after a deadly shooting of a cus

kovac 19 has put an end to live performances troops in trying to get out so the dancer and choreographer hope boy can created a new show for an online audience what's going on in our world right now. is a microscope is on it and a microscope will will continue to be on on leaders who lead with leaders who lead with mistrust you know this is what they call it we're right now there are groups of people who like hate as a melody they like anger is a melody they like certain things that they're hearing now as to melody and they keep saying those things over and over again. and soon i hope there will be a different melody that's played. and when our hearts break we don't. need to. say we don't. know hennis bergen in june of 2020 with his camera photographer. captures what coleridge 19 is meant for the people in his township this is in march the south african government reacted to the looming sandy make with a stringent lockdown that had dramatic consequences for much of the population. and to the people will do what any given legs us in the days to blog. about that you will be. your hardly an

number of tourist arrivals has more than doubled to 1500000 globally 3 scenarios so how big an impact kovac 1000 could have on the industry if global travel restrictions were to be lifted in july there be 58 percent fewer tourists this year compared to last september lifting would mean a 70 percent reduction in. travel bans lost until december it could lead to a decline of 78 percent. it's no wonder then that the airline industry is calling for travel warnings to be reversed quickly many airlines around the world have already announced layoffs and for to use their fleets. the world remains in the grips of a pandemic the industry faces a future with fewer airlines fewer planes and fewer passengers. as many as 99 percent. grounded. so how can the industry take off again after lock down and under what conditions a special charter flight from frankfurt to beijing offered a kind of trial run for the passengers business people eager to get back to work and. i am here in frankfurt airport usually one of europe's busiest airports if you're really. a few people however are queuing up along the base.

down the highway on the outskirts midstream city trying to find a hospital for jose luis hometime kovac question just 39 he's the owner of the oregon. law the call of over the last. to mexico cases are kept rising death toll is now higher than italy and spain. we go to insert huron the good man every day trying to help their patients well protecting themselves right now they need to find him the bad. guy but for the 1st half of all the baseball called the focus group that have all of us it always benefits no job and no this is not the taken to another home profile of all of those as well as. it could be a long hard right just as it has been for a country still struggling to be coping. latin america has turned into a virus at the center. it's got 10 percent of the world's population but over recent weeks has accounted for nearly hark the daily death toll. a mixed coast one of the worst hit countries. about one in 5 of its inhabitants live in the capital the beehive perfect for any virus looking to spread. despite that some question if its rise he was so inevitable 1st the region 2nd most

referred to the virus as the little flu and he's torn shop criticism for downplaying the impact of kovac 19 on the country despite having the 2nd highest number of cases and deaths in the world after the us the president's house continuously resisted imposing lock downs and restrictions saying they would have a more devastating impact in the virus itself meanwhile sentiment against down to covert measures is still boiling in some countries. the oak. a protest in the serbian capital turned violent when demonstrators tried to storm the national assembly police tear gassed protesters with the police of several injuries anger erupted over the decision to reintroduce lockdown measures off the figures showed a surge in covert cases a curfew is expected to come into force on friday evening and run through to monday morning. and television dozens back to talk to the streets on monday to denounce the passing of a new anti coronavirus bill that allows the israeli government to use any measures to combat the spread of covert 19 without the parliament's approval critics claim it's a move to go to di

every day you got paid like oh you're coming you got me you know public florida's kovac numbers continue to surge demand for kovan 1000 tests has been so high there's been numerous reports of people waiting for hours in line stretching at least a mile long and test results in some cases taking several weeks in miami dade county where the number of cases is now close to 68000 the highest in florida one in 3 people who reportedly took over 1000 last week tested positive the census has argued that local municipalities and not the state should decide for themselves if stricter levels of protection are needed adding to the debate and consternation about florida's kovan surge disney world reopened some of its parks in orlando over the weekend raising concerns of the place where dreams come true who quickly descend into a nightmare and stand as guests don their mickey mouse ears and face masks despite the trump administration insisting that the show will go on and there are now serious concerns being raised among g.o.p. officials about whether the republican national convention will go on to as

differently now this is we're still facing kovac 19 people are so scared when they see in the street the lives becoming public all the issues this is proven by the fact that i am receiving constant calls every time the migrant centers food somebody escapes while the travel restrictions designed to keep are of course not much use when it comes to policing the illegal crossings from north africa but when boats are seized the refugees on board are put into a 14 day quarantine the problem is the detention centers are getting crowded and social distancing is all but impossible so opposition politicians know i want to go further and stop the boats from docking at the tide in ports altogether telling government recently approved funds to help libya's coast guard but that has angered n.g.o.s and human rights groups protesting in rome queues the move being complicit in people smuggling and talk. show called the costello guard the libyan negotiator gar. takes us some of them they are abroad to where. in what you are not not frankly speaking but they're terrible. now the older. brother now they

all the problem is that patients are afraid to go to the doctor because they are afraid to contract kovac 19 in the waiting room really and if they suspect that they may have got infected of some kind of appetite tease they don't seek diagnosis and don't seek treatment of course that is a phenomenon that we see this with a lot of illnesses heart attacks and so forth. is also known as the silent epidemic what actually do we need to know about it how how does it differ from code 19. well have a tie does this actually not one does the at least 5 different diseases and they all calls by viruses of the have a different coles so. dangerous one so really the most dangerous ones b. c. and d. and. these appetite is especially b. and c. and i can be really silent as you are in fact it. for you without noticing you have no symptoms you'll feel well a ripping fine and only off to a year if when the virus of really. how much harm to your liver you'll start to feel sometimes that's why it's called fila right and of course there is no vaccine against hepatitis c. yet but there are certain drugs to treat

summer in berlin kovac 1000 put the brakes on this city now cultural life is gradually steering again but under strict hygiene regulations in movie theaters and museums. the pandemic has also prompted germany's principal cultural institutions to try a new path of depression cultural heritage foundation has for the very 1st time open the rooftops of the boat and museum and they're free to expand it church for a project together with pearl and clubs. d.j.'s play their sets against a backdrop of historical treasures. and event organizer and co initiator mightiest 2nd at hopes the concept will spawn a series of videos for digital platforms. as they've all this is absolutely an attempt to launch something new in the midst of the corona lockdown at present the agency is making a 0 revenues but still has monthly expenses so of course we hope these productions will eventually bring something in so we can make ends meet with. lin's nightlife has been especially hard hit except for open air events pubs and bars are allowed to reopen now but the clubs have been under lockdown since mid march no

saying the risks of airborne child's mission are being ignored we spoke to the w h o's special kovac $1040.00 david about he told us about the organization that dated outlook on the methods of transmission. be. the primary mode of transmission of this virus and i want to stress that that is still believed to be true droplets if you are 2 meters your clear of them if you get some very very small particles that are light enough to be picked up by the air then they couldn't go further than 2 meters the w.h.o. house actually a good knowledge that it's knowledge that all along but it continues to say that this airborne transmission is less common. just 2 examples one is when you've got people sitting in a choir or in a karaoke bar 2nd situation is where you got people in very confined quarters and with the air circulation not really bringing in fresh air and worries that then you can get circulation of particles that can cause disease but those are exceptional though not normal situation. i would like all countries to do everything possible to avoid further stringent lock downs physical d

this because this is a story that we've been lacking on the risk now is from retelling nice important kovac 19 how do you prevent that from happening. so this is a new development american samoa and only just open the borders to each other. to allow a swift and organizer petry action and then once the citizens are along they're planning to close the border and then. i think yes it's just like how other countries are dealing with it and taking expectations and then quarantine on arrival and here in some of this been a bit of a mix mostly people are going into managed quarantining which is in a hotel facility organized by the government. a handful have been allowed to go into quarantine at home like diplomatic representatives to manage their own quarantine but for the most part that's been the idea is if you want to come to be ready to get a test at being quarantined and don't let anyone visit you even though they miss you because that's the one of the big. big families you have a family to love each other. and it's just the patient that. i would have been going on. i want to benefit cali and

why his germany being so successful in fighting kovac 19. germany's case fatality rate and it's over 200000 confirmed coping $1000.00 infections is quite low and and it has one of the highest recovery rates in the world most experts say that that's because the country got a lot of things right here in the early stages of the pandemic there was some luck involved i'd say the virus didn't strike germany massively and practically without warning like at that for example italy so so the country had a few crucial weeks to prepare and and that used them the political response to the looming pandemic which was very swift compared to other countries one of the 1st tests for the coronavirus was developed here in berlin and it began to be used widely in the country very early on it didn't hurt to have a highly respected leader making decisions that people listen to among other things those decisions helped to protect the country's elderly which which many think is the big reason behind the germany's low mortality numbers and the strong economy and the

of those 19 welcome michael moore from him in just a little bit so how does some countries in 1000 kovac 98 if you have questions for x. that trolley know what to see if you're on each you jump into the chat and you can be part of the conversation and that conversation starts in easy. going into other level for one of the most stringent variations of lockdown seen across the world for a full 4 weeks was difficult initially for people to adapt to and certainly very hard on businesses and the wider economy but the structure that this offered tied to direct actions that people were expected to take lead to a clarity that was very helpful very constraining and led to an increased sense of safety as it became clear as we approach 2 weeks into that long that it was having a big effect upon case numbers. michael what do you still covert status of. we've heard the sirens we haven't had a case of local transmission for over 6 weeks so that's obviously not to be and we're having. to take our arrival here to orange so we still getting a steady stream using it is coming back to the country and devel

earlier we talked to nick wilson intensive care doctor doing research into airborne transmission of kovac 19 he's also worked with some of the scientists who signed the letter to the w.h.o. he believes crowded place there are places are a perfect location for bone transmission people tightly packed together. and i can see people jumping up and down and exercising and that's interesting again because the likelihood is with with an airborne transmission that the faster you breathe the harder you breathe the louder you cough the louder you talk more particles you'll create and the further they'll go so that's something that people need to consider and of course ventilation if you will know when the remote place. that's going to be much less likely to to cause airborne transmission than say if you're in a tightly crowded place so there have been particularly high risk locations such as bars clubs in obviously cruise ships all of these places of a pin sort of associated with airborne transmission because they encourage people to be crowded close together or poorly ventilated. the small scottis

comment suggesting be kept homes like they might be responsible for the country's huge death toll from kovac 19. we discovered a too many care homes didn't really follow the procedures in the way that they could have but whether any lessons the whole time one of the most important is to is to fund them probably talk another 600000000 into code compliant care homes but would also be looking at ways to make sure the care sector long term is properly organized and supported care providers have moved to adopt these new procedures consistently and space and with integrity mr johnson's comments in relation to care homes following a procedure is a no there cured no welcome the government's policies on this were really bad the priority was all about the n.h.s. when care homes were most at risk we had people being discharged from hospital without testing it was only when we raised the alarm with figures showing how many residents were infected the prime minister seemed to take any note at all well the anger comes as figures reveal just over a 3rd of all deaths in care homes in england and wales were

can kovac 19 cause bad breath. ptosis can be caused by a wide range of different factors from inadequate dental hygiene to to a more serious underlying condition but the w.h.o. doesn't list it as a symptom for covert 19 however there is an interesting connection between bad breath and the virus mouthwash sales have spiked during the pandemic which i guess was to be expected i mean plenty of people probably hope that using mouthwash is regularly will have a preventative effect even though there is currently no evidence that that garbling with them protects you either that or or breathing into a mask all the time has made people hyper aware of how their own breath smells. can you catch coded 19 from drinking unfiltered tap water. there is no evidence you can get covert 19 from drinking treated water and the risk of transmission through water in general or even untreated wastewater appears to be very low even when the viruses genetic material can be detected in untreated water in most cases it's probably not viable th