Covid-19 News

                

                     

Corona Virus Update:

Thousands of Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv to protest against the government's economic response to the corona virus pandemic unemployment has jumped above 20 percent in the country

since partial lockdown came into force in March police made 19 arrests the new normal first register your personal details and take a temperature check before you can enter a cafe in Jerusalem students

are on leaf nice for Eid that the number of coronavirus cases is once again rising sharply she lost her part-time job during the lockdown in March and April now she's facing renewed uncertainty health

issues and the economic situation students are getting infected people my age it's not only the over-60s so it's frightening and financially I'm still unemployed I still have to pay my rent on Israel its borders and

imposed a strict lockdown for several weeks at a cost unemployment rose from four to more than 20 percent but schools and businesses started to reopen in May a few weeks ago it looked like Israel

navigated it's very quiet well through the corona pandemic that has changed dramatically special Corona wards and hospitals and drive-through testing centers like this one had to be reopened these

testing stations had closed because there was no demand now cars are lining up again experts are discussing what went wrong there were no strategic preparation what will happen after the lockdown

and what we've seen now is the second wave here Israelis a result of the inaction during the first wave and it's unfortunate because we're one of the few countries which ended the first wave with 300 death.

Corona Virus Current Situation:

Few infections and we could have revived the economy very well Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was widely praised for his handling of the crisis first time round that has changed people are worried

about a second wave new restrictions were announced this week including increasing fines for not wearing masks limiting the number of people in public areas and restaurants it feels like a deja vu for

chef Dan Schmo Lubitz who had just reopened this fish restaurant in Tel Aviv you don't know if you're going to work tomorrow or not last time it happened it was very surprising this time we were more ready

for that but still the uncertainty it's very confusing another prolonged lockdown might still be on the cards a dismal prospect for most Israelis who thought the worst was already over  1.8 million people

have tested positive for covered 19 in Brazil that's the second highest number in the world after the u.s. more than 70,000 have died and it's the poor who are most at risk among them residents of the slums

and the country's indigenous people it's one of the most remote parts of South America if not the world the Yanomami people live in the depths of the Amazon in Brazil's far north this is one of the country's largest indigenous.

Covid-19 Losses:

Reserves but even here the fear of the coronavirus is growing we came to ask for help here to see if we are well we walk for hours to reach here locals believe the virus was first

brought to the reserve by prospectors searching for gold the remoteness of this place increases the danger for the Yanomami like access to healthcare services at the beginning of the month the Brazilian

defense ministry organized a fly-in clinic it's not the constant on ground presence that indigenous rights groups have been calling for but the testing is much needed all the same when we arrived they were a

little bit afraid they looked at us from afar but then we gained their trust they came closer it all went well and it's all been so rewarding there are hundreds of indigenous groups living in Brazil and not all are

found in the Amazon Guarani and be a live on the edge of the country's biggest city Sao Paulo here to a community is threatened by the coronavirus its residents have been learning how to cope in theory but

not all of the government's advice applies in practice to those who live communally there isn't a proper space to recuperate or to isolate we don't have any of that and this is what worries us the corona virus is

ravaging South America's largest country and the fear is that its peoples like these will be hurt the most disease added to poverty and powerlessness a further challenge in Brazilian indigenous people's

struggle for survival let's give you some other developments in the krona virus pandemic new infections in the United States are still at record highs with more than 60,000 new infections recorded on Saturday

several states logged record figures including South Carolina and Hawaii at least 16 million Mexicans have been plunged into poverty by the virus that's according to a new study the number of Mexicans in

extreme poverty has nearly doubled since February amid widespread job losses and the wife of Brazilian President jarba cenario says she has tested negative for the krona virus the Brazilian president announced he had the virus on Tuesday he's quarantine at home in a separate bedroom from his wife.

My Opinion:

Everything is possible if we follows the SOP’s and follow china how they recovered from this pandemic if they can fight then we can also just we have to be like them honest and good in our work and do good sports with good diet plans to make our immunity strong and fight with this virus.