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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 30, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 3,130,800 ↑2.6% 76,391 ↑7.7% 10,756 ↑87.5%
US 1,039,909 ↑2.7% 27,326 ↑13.2% 2,611 ↑23.7%
UK 165,221 ↑2.5% 4,076 ↑2.0% 795 ↑35.7%
Australia 6,746 ↑0.1% 8 ↓38.5% 2 ↓50.0%
India 33,050 ↑5.5% 1,718 ↓9.4% 67 ↓8.2%
Data is for April 30, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
For first time since February peak, South Korea reports no new domestic cases of Coronavirus.
Italy’s new coronavirus cases on a decline. Credit rating downgrade ramps up pressure on PM Conte’s plans to emerge from lockdown.
Putin says the worst is yet to come as Russia’s coronavirus outbreak gets worse.
UAE sends an aid plane with seven metric tons of medical supplies to Nepal to help fight Covid-19.
US:
US could be in for a bad fall and winter if unprepared for second wave of coronavirus: Fauci
Large number of US nurses out of work as healthcare companies look to cut costs amidst the coronavirus crisis.
Remdesivir sees a positive trial alighting hope of a treatment. However, more trials needed to confirm results.
Los Angeles - first US city - to offer free coronavirus testing to all residents
UK:
UK government expands list of people eligible for testing of coronavirus. Everyone over 65 with symptoms of Covid-19 to be tested.
UK researchers claim Covid-19 patients needing hospital treatment are as likely to die as those with Ebola.
Tens of thousands book for tests after test criteria broadened
Computer security and privacy experts in UK sign open letter raising transparency concerns about contact tracing app.
India:
Government working on mega plan to bring back Indians stranded abroad. Naval ships as well as commercial and military aircrafts to be deployed.
Indian home ministry announces that stranded migrants can now return to their home states. People will be screened for symptoms at source and destination.
Lockdown in Punjab to continue for next 2 weeks. CM announces relaxation in curfew between 7 am and 11 am.
Australia:
Health authorities confident that Australia can fight off potential second wave of virus once restrictions are relaxed.
Scott Morrison foresees relaxation in nationwide restrictions on restaurant openings and domestic travel. 
Victorian health authorities investigating possible cluster of coronavirus cases at Melbourne aged care facility.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Doctors find evidence that coronavirus patients can benefit from infusions of blood plasma of recovered individuals.
Why you need to keep washing and sanitizing your hands to stay safe of Coronavirus. Soap and alcohol help in dissolving the fat coating of the virus, making it physically inactive, say experts.
Experts say antibody tests can reveal true extent of pandemic but unable to confirm if recovered people are protected from the disease.
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Tips to reopen your business post lockdown – Cut costs wisely, revisit your business model, tap into local programs.
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Tips to avoid feeling sad during lockdown – lookout for your loved ones, stay active, eat healthy, sleep well, enjoy nature.
Car and bike care during lockdown – park in a safe area, keep your tank full, disconnect the battery, cover your vehicle.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 29, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 3,052,370 ↑2.3% 70,943 ↑6.4% 5,738 ↑33.8%
US 1,012,583 ↑2.4% 24,132 ↑7.1% 2,110 ↑54.1%
UK 161,145 ↑2.5% 3,996 ↓7.3% 586 ↑62.8%
Australia 6,738 ↑0.2% 13 ↑8.3% 4 ↑300.0%
India 31,332 ↑6.4% 1,897 ↑22.9% 73 ↑17.7%
Data is for April 29, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
International transgender rights groups claim global coronavirus restrictions have led to trans people being denied healthcare.
Spain to phase out Coronavirus restrictions by end of June.
US:
Recent reports state some Covid-19 antibody tests have high rates of false positives in screenings. Of the 12 tests studied, one gave false positive 15% of the time, and three tests gave false positives more than 10% of the time.
Coronavirus deaths in US surpass Vietnam War toll.
US will have enough tests to reopen economy by late May or early June: Dr. Fauci
UK:
Britain observes a minute's silence as tribute to those who have died during pandemic.
Coronavirus contact-tracing app in UK to be ready in two to three weeks.
India:
Union Health Minister promises India-made RT-PCR testing kits by end of May.
Centre announces that Covid-19 patients with no symptoms or very mild symptoms can opt for home isolation.
Recovered Tablighi Jamaat members volunteering to donate blood for plasma therapy.
Serum Institute of India plans to start production of Covid-19 vaccine developed by Oxford University in next few weeks.
Australia:
Coronavirus contact tracing app, COVIDSafe has been downloaded by 2 million Australians.
Australian banks to issue debit cards to self-isolating customers to allow them to shop online.
Retail giants in Australia move to click and collect sales model amidst lockdown.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Nanomedicine expert says cancer care model could help us cope with Coronavirus.
Researchers at Hong Kong University develop a disinfectant spray that can be effective against viruses for up to 90 days. Expected to hit Hong Kong stores in May following clinical tests.
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Avoiding Work from Home burnout - maintain social and physical boundaries, focus on the most important tasks, maintain temporal boundaries.
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Small business marketing tips at the time of Covid-19 - reassess your marketing budget, focus on existing customers, invest in marketing.
Tired of self-isolation, here are some productive things to do. Clear your wardrobe, read a book, learn to play an instrument, learn a new language.
How to keep in touch during the pandemic – video call your friends, play online games, use social media, celebrate occasions online together.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 28, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 2,982,688 ↑2.3% 66,682 ↓18.6% 4,287 ↑8.6%
US 988,415 ↑2.3% 22,541 ↓16.1% 1,369 ↓18.9%
UK 157,149 ↑2.8% 4,309 ↓3.5% 360 ↓12.8%
Australia 6,725 ↑0.2% 12 ↑20.0% 1 ↓50.0%
India 29,435 ↑5.5% 1,543 ↑12.7% 62 ↑29.2%
Data is for April 28, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Bank of Japan eases monetary policy, makes it easier for companies to get funding amidst pandemic.
EU ministers discuss creating a bloc-wide Covid-19 passport to boost tourism sector.
Students in China's biggest cities - Shanghai and Beijing - start returning to school following the outbreak. Wuhan to reopen high schools on May 6.
US:
Oklahoma governor asks President to declare Coronavirus 'act of God' to help oil producers affected by pandemic.
Food processing plants in US become hotspots for spread of Covid-19.
New York in no hurry to ease Coronavirus restrictions. Governor prepared to lengthen confinement measures for badly-affected areas.
UK:
Study shows lowest-paid workers in the UK are most at risk during Coronavirus crisis.
More than dozen children admitted in ICU due to Covid-19 in the UK are exhibiting a new type of toxic shock syndrome affecting their digestive system and heart. These new symptoms are on high alert for hospital admittance.
UK Transport Committee asks for public input on impact of Coronavirus on transportation sector.
India:
Study by an Indian institute says Coronavirus has mutated into 10 different types. The A2a type is dominant across geographical regions.
India’s decision to stop using Chinese Covid-19 test kits leaves China concerned.
In video conference with Chief Ministers, PM Modi indicated lockdown will extend as death toll increases in India.
Australia:
Australia opens beaches and allows home visits as lockdown restrictions ease.
Approval for federal government’s handling of pandemic encourages those suspicious about Covidsafe app to install it.
Swoop Aero to deliver Covid-19 test kits in Australia with drones.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Increased number of people are buying pulse oximeters to detect coronavirus at home. These devices are used to measure saturation of oxygen in red blood cells.
The debate over vitamin D supplements, experts claim for people with healthy levels, supplements are not helpful.
Experts say immunity to Covid-19 is not clear cut, understanding who is immune will be key to finding a treatment.
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Grocery shopping during the pandemic – cover your face, do not make too many trips, do not touch too many surfaces, shop quickly.
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Enhance your EQ during lockdown - communicate your emotional state with loved ones, be a good listener and be empathetic.
Tips to grow your brand amid lockdown – brush up your team’s skills, talk about the positive work your brand is doing, find out what your customers think about your brand.
Social media marketing during the pandemic – be interactive, put your audience first, try live broadcasts, explore AR and VR, get creative.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 27, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 2,914,507 ↑2.9% 81,927 ↓19.4% 3,946 ↓36.5%
US 965,910 ↑2.9% 26,857 ↓44.7% 1,687 ↓22.3%
UK 152,840 ↑3.0% 4,463 ↓9.2% 413 ↓49.2%
Australia 6,713 ↑0.1% 10 ↓37.5% 2 ↔0.0%
India 27,892 ↑5.3% 1,369 ↓31.2% 48 ↓2.0%
Data is for April 27, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Over 200 Cuban doctors due to arrive in South Africa to help fight Covid-19.
New Zealand claims it has stopped community transmission of Coronavirus, eases lockdown restrictions.
Italy PM outlines plans to ease strict lockdown restrictions. Relaxion of measures to start from 4 May.
US:
Colorado, Mississippi, Minnesota, Montana and Tennessee prepare to lift Covid-19 restrictions despite warnings from public health experts.
Experts say after battle against coronavirus, reviving America will likely take years, not months.
US needs a breakthrough in testing to help screen in large numbers for Coronavirus: Dr. Deborah Birx
Millions of pounds of meat will disappear from supply chain as pandemic pushes food processing plants to close, warns Tyson Foods
UK:
Labour Party urges PM Boris to reveal how U.K. can start easing lockdown.
High Street shops in UK prepare to reopen. New social distancing guidelines for shops in place.
India:
India gifts Bangladesh one lakh anti-malarial tablets and 50,000 surgical gloves to help fight Covid-19.
India's first Coronavirus patient to be treated with plasma therapy recovers.
India and the US working together to develop vaccines against the coronavirus: US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
Australia:
Covid-19 tracking app launched in Australia, government promises to legislate privacy protections.
WA announces cautious relaxation of some restrictions. Prepare to allow gatherings of no more than 10 people.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
WHO says there’s no evidence that recovered patients cannot be reinfected with Covid-19.
CDC adds 6 new possible symptoms of COVID-19 – headache, chills, repeated chills, muscle pain, sore throat, loss of taste or smell.
Officials looking to flush out hidden cases of coronavirus by examining sewage.
Professor in medicine says coronavirus vaccine may have to be administered every two years.
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Employee engagement tips during lockdown – have strong communication channels, appreciate your employees, be flexible, interact online.
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Startup tips amidst Coronavirus pandemic - understand cost structures and make cuts, identify ways to reduce burn rate, consider securing more capital.
Three yoga poses to reduce stress during lockdown – Balasana, Vriskshasana and Ustrasana.
Fixing your sleep schedule during lockdown – follow a routine, stay active, have a personalised bed time routine, stay calm.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 24, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 2,668,135 ↑3.1% 80,071 ↑18.0% 7,428 ↑23.3%
US 869,172 ↑3.2% 26,543 ↑50.9% 3,179 ↑84.7%
UK 138,078 ↑3.4% 4,583 ↑3.0% 638 ↓16.4%
Australia 6,667 ↑0.2% 13 ↑85.7% 1 ↑100.0%
India 23,077 ↑7.9% 1,684 ↑19.5% 37 ↓9.8%
Data is for April 24, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
WHO says just 2% - 3% patients have developed antibodies to Covid-19 in the blood.
Remdesivir does not benefit severe coronavirus patients: WHO.
Chinese and American scientists share findings in attempt to beat Covid-19.
US:
Over 5000 US meat and food-processing workers exposed to or infected with Covid-19.
Medical experts say president’s suggestion on using disinfectant as a cure for Covid-19 could lead to death.
New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association director says Coronavirus has claimed far more lives than officially reported.
UK:
UK Health Secretary aims at reaching 100,000 Covid-19 tests per day by next Thursday.
Human trials of Covid-19 vaccine begin as UK warns that restrictions will go on until next year.
Boris Johnson to return to Downing Street to resume control of the coronavirus crisis early next week.
India:
Chinese expert says India following U.S. trajectory in Coronavirus cases.
India to source six high-speed testing machines from the US. Each machine can conduct 6000-8000 Covid-19 tests simultaneously.
Australia:
Data storage contract of Australia's coronavirus tracing app goes to US retail and technology giant Amazon.
Travel ban to be last restriction lifted in Australia amidst Covid-19 outbreak.
Quarantine measures for international travellers in Australia to stay in place until vaccine is available.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Covid toes - purple or blue lesions on a patient’s feet and toes troubles disease experts.
Almost 9 in 10 Covid-19 patients on ventilators do not survive – New study
Researchers identify specific cells in the lungs, nasal passages, and intestines more likely to be targeted by Covid-19 virus.
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Business communication during the Coronavirus pandemic - Form a Covid-19 task force, monitor updates from your industry, develop contingency plans, communicate with employees and customers.
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Business travel during Coronavirus - review all upcoming trips, conduct a risk assessment, cancel risky trips, work with vendors directly, prioritise safety.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 23, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 2,588,310 ↑2.5% 67,871 ↓27.1% 6,022 ↓24.1%
US 842,629 ↑2.1% 17,588 ↓52.8% 1,721 ↓31.8%
UK 133,495 ↑3.4% 4,451 ↑3.5% 763 ↓7.9%
Australia 6,654 ↑0.1% 7 ↓68.2% 0 ↓100.0%
India 21,393 ↑7.1% 1,409 ↑1.8% 41 ↓18.0%
Data is for April 23, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Race to develop vaccine against Covid-19 gathers pace. Clinical trials on humans approved in Germany and launched in the UK.
Experts warn against any complacency in Africa; quick response and less mobility can save African nations.
European Data Protection Board seeks anonymization of location data in Covid-19 tracking apps.
US:
US hospitals face financial disaster admist Coronavirus outbreak. Health system could lose up to $2,800 per coronavirus case.
Director of key federal vaccine agency says he was dismissed from post for resisting efforts to widen availability of a coronavirus drug pushed by President Trump.
Coronavirus relief fund leaks data on thousands of US businesses.
UK:
UK at peak of coronavirus outbreak, social distancing is working but lockdown will remain: health secretary Matt Hancock
Government refuses to offer guarantee that British public will be among first recipients of any vaccine developed in the UK.
UK Government to test a sample of 20,000 households for Coronavirus in coming weeks. Research will help government understand trajectory of the disease.
Dogs in UK being trained to sniff out passengers with Covid-19 at airports.
India:
India plans to manufacture wristbands to monitor locations and temperatures of coronavirus patients.
ICMR suspends use of testing kits imported from China due to inaccuracy in results.
Australia:
Sydney’s Bondi beach to reopen as Coronavirus cases slow down.
Australia's Data Availability and Transparency Act on hold amidst Coronavirus outbreak.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study shows that antiviral remdesivir prevents Covid-19 progression in infected monkeys.
Vaccine against Covid-19, developed by Oxford University scientist, might become available around October.
Doctors warn that coronavirus can cause sudden strokes in patients under the age of 50.
No evidence that ibuprofen worsens Covid-19: CDC
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Building a strong SEO program amidst the lockdown – build trust with content, manage your web presence, audit upcoming campaigns, ramp up online security.
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Running your business during lockdown – follow government orders, keep your employees safe, pay your taxes, and do not make knee-jerk reactions.
Running for exercise, keep these tips in mind – ditch the headphones, go for a long run in an uncrowded area, stay safe, enter a virtual race to make the run interesting.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 22, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 2,524,815 ↑3.8% 93,110 ↑22.5% 7,929 ↑52.4%
US 825,041 ↑4.7% 37,289 ↑32.9% 2,524 ↑35.9%
UK 129,044 ↑3.4% 4,301 ↓8.0% 828 ↑84.4%
Australia 6,647 ↑0.3% 22 ↑69.2% 3 ↑200.0%
India 19,984 ↑7.4% 1,384 ↑3.7% 50 ↑6.4%
Data is for April 22, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Italy to announce lockdown exit plan by end of week, country will not give up policy of high caution: Prime Minister Conte.
UN warns that world is at risk of widespread famines due to the coronavirus pandemic.
ATP, WTA, International Tennis Federation and Grand Slams organizers to start a coronavirus relief fund for players affected by current shutdown of the sport.
WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic is yet to come.
US:
Trump to stop issuing green cards for next 60 days.
Department of Health and Human Services replaces director of U.S. agency in charge of developing vaccines for Covid-19.
Nearly $500B Covid-19 aid package approved by U.S. Senate for business and healthcare.
US FDA issues first authorization for at-home Covid-19 test kit. First access to be given to health care workers and first responders.
UK:
Human trials of Covid-19 vaccine set to start in the UK
UK launches official inquiry into Covid-19 deaths among Asians. First twelve doctors to die from virus in the UK all from ethnic minority backgrounds.
NUS urges institutions to let students repeat the year at no cost, or offer them a refund.
India:
COVID-19 test mandatory for Indian crew on merchant ships entering or leaving India. Permission to board or disembark ship to be given only if tests results are negative.
Union Health Minister launches Covid India Seva app to help people in Covid-19 pandemic.
69% of positive cases asymptomatic. Cause for concern for ICMR.
Australia:
No Commonwealth entity to have access to data from Australia’s Covid-19 contact tracking app, only state and territory health officials to have access to data: Prime Minister
PM says Australia has passed ‘first milestone on the way out’ of pandemic crisis. Cabinet announces relaxation of restrictions on elective surgery.
Australia Post to reduce letter deliveries to every second day in metropolitan areas. Postal service responding to a decade's worth of transformation: chief executive Christine Holgate
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
New study finds higher death rate among Covid-19 patients given hydroxychloroquine. Patients not benefitted, and are not less likely to need mechanical ventilation.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta uses restaurant chart to explain how difficult it will be to mitigate spread of the coronavirus.
Israeli scientist claims Covid-19 vaccine two-third ready.
Coronavirus vaccine could be ready by end of the year, trial in humans gets underway in UK.
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Long-term marketing strategies to use amidst the virus outbreak – make marketing cuts carefully, focus on core products and customers, do not ignore the short-term, acknowledge the current crisis but do not get overwhelmed.
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Starting a new job during lockdown – ask a lot of questions, communicate effectively, be flexible and disciplined.
Losing weight during lockdown – eat less and healthy, workout often, try yoga.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 21, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 2,431,890 ↑3.2% 76,037 ↑2.6% 5,203 ↑1.1%
US 787,752 ↑3.7% 28,065 ↑14.1% 1,857 ↑4.8%
UK 124,743 ↑3.9% 4,676 ↓20.1% 449 ↓24.7%
Australia 6,625 ↑0.2% 13 ↓50.0% 1 ↔0.0%
India 18,600 ↑7.7% 1,335 ↓14.0% 47 ↑30.6%
Data is for April 21, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Germany begins to lift lockdown. Merkel asks country to remain disciplined, says pandemic is far from over.
Heavy-handed policing during lockdown leads to clashes in Paris. 28-year-old motorcyclist suffers leg injury after collision with unmarked police vehicle.
United Arab Emirates widens coronavirus testing to cover all residents across nation.
US:
Hundreds of US oil companies expected to go bankrupt as oil prices turn negative. 
South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee start reopening businesses. Medical experts debate whether this is the right move.
Trump says he'll ban all immigration to the US due to coronavirus.
UK:
UK to use blood of survivors to treat Covid-19. Two trials aim to give transfusions to patients to boost their immune systems.
Over 140,000 firms apply for help to pay wage bill through government's job retention scheme.
Government faces criticism over lack of protective equipment for NHS staff treating coronavirus patients.
India:
ICMR says 80% of Covid-19 cases are asymptomatic, however, no need to expand testing criteria further.
Goa and Manipur declared Coronavirus-free as all patients recover.
Rate of Covid-19 cases doubling slowed to 7.5 days, as compared to 3.4 days before the lockdown was imposed: Union Health Ministry
Australia:
Australia loses 6% of jobs due to Covid-19 crisis. Three quarters of a million jobs lost between mid-March and early April.
NSW school shutdown to be lifted, students to attend school one day a week starting May 11.
WA's restrictions soon to be eased with new cases reducing and health system declared to be ready for any outbreak.
Regional South Australia backpackers losing their jobs and facing abuse by local community members amidst fear of spread of Covid-19.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Stronger immune response to the virus and encountering a smaller viral load, possible reasons for asymptomatic Covid-19 patients.
New test finds that sunlight and high humidity destroy Coronavirus quickly. However, experts warn that pandemic could last through the summer.
Scientists at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre enrolling patients in a clinical trial to evaluate anti-clotting drug for treatment of Covid-19.
New study shows Ivermectin (an antiparasitic drug) stopped the virus', SARS-CoV-2's, growth in cell cultures in 48 hours.
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Marketing, business and survival tips for SaaS businesses: Avoid selling and instead focus on reaching out with empathy and building brans, content marketing and ppc are cost effective, support customers and employees through the tough times, webinars are a hit these days, cut down on non-essential costs and keep an eye on the financial health of your business, and more tips and 12 cases studies.​
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How to stay fit and active in a lockdown at home: dont sit long durations, try strength training without equipment, dance, play with kids and pets. 
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 20, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 2,355,853 ↑3.2% 74,139 ↓11.9% 5,145 ↓19.9%
US 759,687 ↑3.3% 24,601 ↓25.3% 1,772 ↓4.5%
UK 120,067 ↑5.1% 5,850 ↑5.9% 596 ↓32.9%
Australia 6,612 ↑0.4% 26 ↓50.9% 1 ↓50.0%
India 17,265 ↑9.9% 1,553 ↑16.4% 36 ↑33.3%
Data is for April 20, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Quick action kept outbreak in Portugal under check, country entered lockdown during early stages of epidemic.
Japan's medical system could collapse amid second wave of coronavirus, doctors warn.
US:
Death toll in New York sees a drop, social distancing practices working to curtail spread of the virus: Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
US scientists worried about second wave of Coronavirus, say it could hit worse than the first.
US officials at the WHO transmitted real-time data about the virus directly to the Trump administration. Move undercuts Trump’s statement that virus spread in the US stems from lack of communication from the WHO.
Cannabis CEOs in USA say coronavirus will speed up legalization, say industry would provide economic stimulus and job creation to recover from crisis.
UK:
Premature to say Britain has reached the peak of outbreak, but there are signs of improvement: Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Jenny Harries.
Deputy Chief Medical Officer states that UK is an international exemplar in preparedness, comes under severe criticism.
UK Government admits to PPE shortage, faces criticism amidst increase in deaths of healthcare workers.
Parks to remain open, close family members to be able to attend funerals: Robert Jenrick, housing, communities and local government secretary.
India:
India forms high-level task force to research and develop vaccine. Task force will coordinate with international community on development of vaccine.
India bans use of air ambulances and other medical evacuations, unless treatment required is not available locally.
Kejriwal says no lockdown relaxation in Delhi, state has 12% of India's coronavirus cases.
Australia:
NSW and Queensland enter a bidding war over who will secure Virgin Australia's headquarters.
Community privacy concerns force Federal Government to state that coronavirus tracing app will not track people's locations, says downloading the app will be voluntary.
Beaches in Sydney reopen, despite warnings by authorities that the area is still a hotspot.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
If you contract coronavirus and are symptomatic - how long will it take before you recover? 2 weeks on average for mild cases, and 4-8 weeks or more for severe cases, depending on severity.
Latest developments on the COVID-19 front: Clinical trial of gimsilumab - an artificial monoclonal antibody for Covid-19 treatment, Scale-up guide for blood plasma therapy, NTU SG develops a fast disinfecting robot, and Diaphagram pacing device approved by FDA for weaning off ventilator patients.
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Too many virtual meetings can cause a drop in productivity. New research shows 42% of surveyed remote workers say they are more productive when they are able to work uninterrupted for an extended period of time.
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Caring for your pet amidst the outbreak – make sure you have adequate supplies, do not overfeed your pet, make sure they get enough exercise, stay away from your pet if you develop symptoms and arrange for a caregiver.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 17, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 2,114,269 ↑4.2% 84,339 ↑3.6% 8,824 ↓14.8%
US 671,331 ↑5.0% 31,667 ↑5.0% 2,299 ↓53.3%
UK 103,093 ↑4.7% 4,617 ↑0.3% 861 ↑13.1%
Australia 6,497 ↑0.6% 39 ↓7.1% 0 ↓100.0%
India 13,387 ↑8.1% 1,007 ↑6.9% 23 ↓37.8%
Data is for April 17, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Hans Kluge, WHO's European director says coming weeks are critical for Europe as cases rise.
Chinese first quarter GDP falls by 6.8% this year amidst battle against coronavirus.
Taiwan, Iceland, South Korea and Germany ace battle against Covid-19. Give the world lessons on being prepared, acting preventively, testing widely, effective contact tracing, getting the private sector involved and learning from the past.
US:
Trump unveiled guidelines to help states loosen restrictions. Tells governors when and how to reopen would be their decision.
New statistics show why the USA’s Covid-19 numbers are flat. 1 in 5 tested have been found to have COVID-19 - a high test positivity rate.
Report states coronavirus patients recovering quickly after receiving remdesivir - a proper trial with a control group still required to confirm efficacy.
UK:
Raab states UK lockdown to go on at least till June. Measures necessary as it isn’t clear if the virus has peaked.
UK companies handed out £400bn in dividends before the Covid-19 outbreak. The scale of the payouts has undermined their resilience.
"STOPCOVID" initiative at Edinburgh University is going to try drugs administration directly to the lungs of COVID-19 ICU patients.
India:
Scientists at a government research centre have identified three new mutations in the coronavirus than previously identified.
India Government approves a number of local test kit makers in an attempt to ramp up testing.
India receives 6,50,000 coronavirus testing kits from China, ramps up global hunt to procure more medical equipment.
Indian Government classified IT and IT-enabled services as essential services soon after the lockdown extension was announced.
Australia:
Restrictions may continue in Australia for another year because of the coronavirus pandemic. Prime Minister says children may have to go to school in shifts.
Abares, federal government’s agricultural research body, refutes claim that Australia could face a food shortage.
Australia to test sewage for Coronavirus as an early indicator for future outbreaks.
Coronavirus tracing app could end isolation restrictions in Australia, here’s how the app will work.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Washington doctor tries clot-busting drug to save extremely ill Covid-19 patients.
A note on the current state of coronavirus treatment exploration - antibody testing, drugs and vaccines.
Hydroxychloroquinine not effective, says French study
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Caring for a Covid-19 patient at home – limit contact, protect yourself, use protective gear, keep your home clean, monitor yourself and check for symptoms.
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Help your staff ease into remote working – use the right tools, set clear expectations, allow socialising online, be ready for surprises and trust your employees.
Online collaboration tools for boosting productivity - Adobe Creative Cloud, Airtable, Asana and Avaza among others.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 16, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 2,029,930 ↑4.2% 81,419 ↑8.2% 10,354 ↑45.5%
US 639,664 ↑4.9% 30,148 ↑12.0% 4,928 ↑104.7%
UK 98,476 ↑4.9% 4,603 ↓12.4% 761 ↓2.2%
Australia 6,458 ↑0.7% 42 ↓16.0% 2 ↑100%
India 12,380 ↑8.2% 942 ↓12.4% 37 ↓2.6%
Data is for April 16, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Scientists question Swedish government’s light-touch approach as death toll crosses 1,000.
World leaders condemn Trump's move to halt WHO funding.
Singapore sees rapid spread of the virus within the migrant community, exposing a weak link in containment efforts.
Pandemic to bring Asia’s growth to a halt, economic growth likely to drop to zero in 2020: IMF
US:
Trump will be releasing federal guidelines on how to reopen the economy from the coming month.
All state governors' stance on repoening the economy. Most hesiatant to open lockdowns too soon.
Trump states there will be no delays in coronavirus relief checks, despite U.S. Treasury Department having to change printing process to add his name.
One in five nursing homes in the US has seen a Covid-19 outbreak, causing about 4,800 deaths.
UK:
Wedding ban in the UK due to Coronavirus affects couples reliant on marriage to prove their immigration status.
UK to face worst economic slump in centuries, might take another three years for unemployment rate to fall below 4%: Office for Budget Responsibility
Education sector hit the hardest as the UK battles Covid-19, hospitality and construction also receive a heavy blow.
India:
India to change lockdown rules from April 20, nation to witness relaxation of certain restrictions
Kerala manages to flatten the curve of the coronavirus outbreak in the state
Four cities in India worst affected, together witness over 50% of coronavirus deaths in country
e-Commerce companies to start delivering non-essential items as well from Apr 20.
Australia:
3 conditions to lift lockdoen - Scott Morrison - 1. Increased testing. 2. Localised lockdown capability. 3. Better contact tracing with tech. Current restrictions likely to stay put another 4 weeks.
Australia Institute calls for $750m rescue package for arts industry as outbreak leaves almost 200,000 creative arts workers without a job
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Can the TB vaccine boost your immune system against coronavirus? Experts are yet to confirm
Italian researchers state coronavirus is slow to mutate – an effective vaccine to treat it could be long-lasting
AI researchers busy developing tools to help medical scientists navigate enormous amounts of literature around coronavirus
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Self-isolation is critical in curtailing the spread of the Coronavirus. If you or someone you live with shows symptoms, make sure you self-isolate for 7 to 14 days. Do not leave your home and make sure you have absolutely no visitors.
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Marketing tips during the Coronavirus outbreak – do not make panic decisions, use social media, increase your online presence, use PPC advertising and keep on top of your marketing metrics.
You can consider crowdfunding your small business out of the present crisis. Here are some platforms and how to use them.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 15, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 1,948,511 ↑4.0% 75,246 ↑14.1% 7,114 ↑33.2%
US 609,516 ↑4.6% 26,922 ↑7.6% 2,408 ↑56.3%
UK 93,873 ↑5.9% 5,252 ↑21.0% 778 ↑8.5%
Australia 6,416 ↑0.8% 50 ↑13.6% 0 ⟷0.0%
India 11,438 ↑10.4% 1075 ↓11.2% 38 ↑22.6%
Data is for April 15, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
World very likely to face worst recession since the 1930s with economy contracting by 3%. IMF expects a “partial recovery” in 202.
China approves human testing for two coronavirus vaccines, tightens checks at Russia border.
Austria and Italy ease lockdown restrictions, thousands of shops to reopen.
South Korea goes to poll today despite the coronavirus pandemic.
US:
Trump halts US funding to the WHO. Current US Funding is about $400 and $500 million a year.
Health care workers comprise of 10-20% of coronavirus cases in the US, though they tend to be hospitalized at lower rates compared to other patients.
Antibody tests in the US are in trouble - lots of unvalidated tests may come to market with relaxation in FDA rule and good tests are in short supply.
US universities are considering cancelling in-person classroom sessions till 2021.
UK:
British foreign minister, Dominic Raab set to announce extension of UK lockdown till May 7th
According to new figures, permanent vacancies in the UK during the last week of March were down by 50%
Confusion and panic around pandemic has led to coronavirus scams, more than two million pounds sterling stolen by scammers, says police
India:
Migrants in India who fled the city due to the lockdown are now running away from quarantine centres.
India to soon start ayurvedic trials on Covid-19 patients. Harayana, Kerela, Goa have already started using ayurvedic medicines for frontline workers and asymptomatic patients.
Hundreds of migrant workers gather in Mumbai, demand permission to go back home.
What's open and what's closed in extended deadline - the GOI order.
Australia:
As coronavirus affects advertising revenue, dozens of Australian newspapers halt printing
Australia to soon adopt mobile app to track coronavirus victims and their contacts.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Apple and Google collaborate on creating contact tracing tech to fight Covid-19, technology to use Bluetooth signals to track if users come in contact with anyone exposed to the virus.
Blood of survivors being used to find antibodies against Coronavirus. The right antibody could be among the first treatments for Covid-19
Positioning coronavirus patients on their stomachs can help save lives.
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
How to succeed at homeschooling your child during lockdown – set a schedule, read a lot, solve real-life math problems, unplug devices and let your child explore their creative side.
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Stay safe from fake news about the coronavirus – look out for the source of information, check for bad English, be wary of an over-encouragement to share, use fact-checking websites.
Stocking up smartly – buy only what you need, do not hoard, make the most of coupons and sales, plan your meals and do not panic buy.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 14, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 1,873,265 ↑3.6% 65,962 ↓8.9% 5,341 ↑0.4%
US 582,594 ↑4.5% 25,023 ↓9.4% 1,541 ↑2.7%
UK 88,621 ↑5.2% 4,342 ↓17.9% 717 ↓2.7%
Australia 6,366 ↑0.7% 44 ↑33.3% 0 ↓100.0%
India 10,363 ↑13.2% 1,211 ↑52.1% 31 ↓11.4%
Data is for April 14, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Nation-wide lockdown in France extended till May 11th
Spain eases strict lockdown measures with hope to revive economy, manufacturing and construction employees return to work.
How global food industry is getting hit by coronavirus - milk going down the drain, crops are going waste, workers are in short supply, people buying and stocking on food with long shelf life.
US:
Despite evidence from experts, 30% of Americans believe Coronavirus was created in a lab
As the US continues battling the Coronavirus, a number of states form coalitions to reopen their economies
Visa rules and red tape prevent foreign doctors from working in the US to fight the Coronavirus
Amazon continues its hiring spree, 75000 jobs open.
UK:
Nationwide lockdown not to be lifted any time soon, peak of the virus outbreak not yet passed: UK Government
UK plans to scrap triple lock on pensions. SMF says economic cost of managing pandemic must be shared by old and young
India:
Prime Minister Modi addresses the nation, extends contry-wide lockdown till May 3
ICMR Director says India to consider using Remdesivir to treat patients with severe Covid-19 infection
India Post steps up to deliver medical equipment and drugs amidst nation-wide lockdown
Australia:
Sydney residents with flu-like symptoms can get coronavirus testing done.
Tax expert says GST increase and higher land tax necessary to pay coronavirus debt. Burden of repayment will fall on young people if tax system isn't reformed
Australian researchers a few weeks from concluding trials of drugs to reduce deadliness of the coronavirus. Experts say early detection and finding drugs to reduce Covid-19’s deadliness is a priority
Australia’s university sector plunges into economic crisis and job losses, asks federal government to extend interest-free loans, anticipates that foreign student income will dry up in second semester
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Can drinking hot beverages save you from the Coronavirus? No and here's why..
Mathematical analysis states that early in the epidemic in Wuhan, each infected person passed the virus to an average of 5.7 people. This number is twice higher than what was reported by the WHO in February
Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
How astronauts can survive isolation - have a schedule and keep yourself busy, make sure you focus on the positives, communicate with your crew and do something fun with them, make time for exercise to keep your stress levels low. 
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Stay active while you self-quarantine. Take up an online exercise class, walk and stand up often, don't forget to relax, do some easy home-based exercises like planks, squats and back extensions.
The Coronavirus is affecting businesses all across the globe. With the global economy taking a major hit, relying less on people and more on automated lead machines, focusing on better offerings to retain customers, and paying attention to strong markets can safeguard your business.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 13, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total no. of cases New no. of cases New no. of deaths
Global 1,807,308 (+4.2%) 72,395 (-11.4%) 5,321 (-12.8%)
US 557,571 (+5.2%) 27,620 (-2.7%) 1,500 (-18.1%)
UK 84,279 (+6.7%) 5,288 (-39.4%) 737 (-19.6%)
Australia 6,322 (+0.5%) 33 (-35.3%) 4 (+33.3%)
India 9,152 (+9.5%) 796 (-12.4%) 35 (+2.9%)
Data is for April 13, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >>
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
China could either assert control over other countries’ assets or forgive debt, increasing its soft power, among the coronavirus crisis.
Dubai residents have to apply for online police permit to leave house during the current lockdown (even to buy grocery or medicine).
China to vet all Coronavirus research papers before allowing publication. Coronavirus origin research will get extra scrutiny. 
Japanese Prime Minister promotes anti-flu drug - Avigan to treat Covid-19
US:
Biden shares plan to safely reopen US economy amidst Covid-19 - supports wide spread and easily available testing and says hospitals need to be in a high level of preparedness.
More deaths could have been prevented with earlier Government intervention - Fauci.
Trump blocks potential emergency funding for the US Postal Service
Mental health on a downhill - Disaster Distress Hotline sees 9 times spike in calls.
UK:
Prime Minister Boris Johnson makes first public statement since treatment, thanks NHS staff and says it could have gone either way.
NHS set to launch contact-tracing app to fight Coronavirus.
GPs in the UK warn that Goverment may be giving incorrect information on self-isolation to people incorrectly identified in the high risk group.
India:
Indian Textile Ministry is stepping up efforts to procure PPEs at a faster rate.
Arrival of antibody kits for mass testing in India has been delayed by at least a week.
Central and state helpline numbers, live helpdesks and email IDs you need to know for Coronavirus help.
Australia:
Untraceable Covid-19 cases (8.3%) cause of great convern: CMO Brendan Murphy. This is a number to watch on the path to recovery from the crisis.
Restrictions in Australia due to Coronavirus to be reviewed in the next few weeks
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Does 'immunity boosting' foods and activities actually work? Most likely not.
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Can UV light kill Coronavirus? UVC can, but it is too harmful for any skin contact.
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Will warm weather slow down Coronavirus transmission? It doesnt look like.
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Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Managing anxiety in the time of coronavirus - acknowledge you are anxious, dont read too much into the numbers, take a break from the news flow, exercise, enagage in constructive hobbies or activities, eat balanced and sleep well, stay in touch with family and friends, and keep expectations realistic.
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FAQ and tons of tips in this very useful small business survival guide.
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 10, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total no. of cases New no. of cases New no. of deaths
Global 1,563,857 (+5.9%) 87,039 (+2.5%) 7,228 (+14%)
US 466,033 (+7.8%) 33,901 (+1.7%) 1,873 (-2.5%)
UK 65,077 (+7.2%) 4,344 (-20.9%) 881 (-6.1%)
Australia 6,152 (+1.7%) 100 (+4.2%) 2 (-60%)
India 6,412 (+11.8%) 678 (+25.6%) 33 (+94.1%)
Data is for April 10, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >>
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
EU agrees on a €500 Bn rescue package.
Singapore teachers are taking their classes off Zoom after lewd images and content appear between sessions.
IMF says coronavirus is causing the worst economic downturn since Great Depression 
US:
About one-third Americans didn't pay rent this month.
Data on New York coronavirus deaths show 61% were men, 63% were aged 70 or more, 55% had hypertension and 37% diabetes .
Spread of coronavirus is leading to rising anti-Asian racism on the web.
UK:
Coronavirus tests, masks and sanitizers sold by fraudsters online.
Coronavirus lockdown will open by sector by sector with important sectors like manufacturing going first to work.
India:
An 'isolate, locate and clear' model being adopted for Indian cities to arrest the spread of coronavirus.
In Bhilwara, strict containment measures seemed to have worked.
Australia:
More than $165,000 in fines have been doled out by NSW police in COVID-19 related offenses.
Coronavirus test that gives results in hours now available in Sydney's St Vincent's hospital.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Rapid COVID-19 testing with real time RT-PCR - how it works?
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Coronavirus maybe reactivating in some previously infected patients, South Korea reports
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Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Working from home with kids. Manage expectations at work, set a daily routine, plan to make daily chores less tedious, and don't forget to get some exercise.
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Tips to stay calm in the present crisis - distract, adopt a new way of thinking, accept, focus on small things, create a daily routine. (P.S. - the last one in the article may not be relevant anymore!)
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 9, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total number of cases Number of cases Number of deaths
Global 1,391,890 (+5.69%) 74,902 (+4.92%) 7,412 (+44.29%)
US 398,809 (+8.31%) 30,613 (+0.17%) 1,906 (+42.03%)
UK 55,242 (+7.04%) 3,634 (-4.42%) 786 (+79.04%)
Australia 5,956 (+1.92%) 112 (+12.00%) 3 (-50.00%)
India 5,194 (+17.48%) 773 (+118.36%) 35 (+600.00%)
Data is for April 8, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >>
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
EU needs to help coronavirus hit countries - Italian PM.
Afghanistan sees inflow of people from Pakistan and Iran, and fears COVID spread hard to control.
Half a billion could be pushed into poverty, Africa badly affected, warns Oxfam
US:
How California handled the coronavirus outbreak better? Planning and things that worked.
Unemployed in the US to get $600 weekly increase for up to 4 months, on top of state benefits - states working on implementation.
A top scientific panel confirms coronavirus is not going away with warm weather.
UK:
Passport Office workers to return to work
Premier League players launched initiative #PlayersTogether to generate funds for NHS.
A lockdown review is to happen, but unlikely to result in restrictions relaxation
India:
20 hotspots in Delhi sealed - here's the list. Mask wearing public compulsory.
5,000 train coaches converted to 40,000 quarantine/isolation beds. Railway ministry says they are prepared to convert 15,000 more coaches.
Wearing masks in public mandatory in Delhi, Mumbai, UP, MP, Odisha, J&K, Ladakh.
Australia:
Education minister orders independent schools to open
Australians urged to stay home this Easter.
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
A Japanese study on how human proximity in closed environments like offices and conference halls can lead to spread of coronavirus.
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Viral load may not be correlated to how sick you feel if infected with coronavirus!
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Can antibody rich plasma from recovering patient help treat or prevent infection? Trials are on to find out.
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Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Humane code of conduct during COVID-19 crisis - how to be considerate, empathetic and a good citizen. Guidelines from WHO.
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Marketing tips for businesses in the time COVID. 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
April 8, 2020
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total number of cases Number of cases Number of deaths
Global 1,316,988 (+5.73%) 71,392 (+0.22%) 5,137 (+10.35%)
US 368,196 (+9.05%) 30,561 (+20.33%) 1,342 (+17.10%)
UK 51,608 (+7.95%) 3,802 (-35.59%) 439 (-29.31%)
Australia 5,844 (+1.74%) 100 (+75.44%) 6 (+200%)
India 4,421 (+8.70%) 354 (-48.92%) 5 (-84.38%)
Italy 132,547 (+2.79%) 3,599 (-16.61%) 636 (+20.68%)
Spain 135,032 (+3.27%) 4,273 (-29.06%) 637 (-5.49%)
Data is for April 7, 2020. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >>
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Wuhan lifts lockdown after 11 weeks 
Japan declares a month-long state of emergency for Tokyo and six other prefectures
Coronavirus finding a foothold in densely populated Indonesia
US:
US records highest number of deaths in a single day
Death rates alarmingly high among black Americans
Long awaited medical shipments to assist US states in their fight against coronavirus
UK:
Boris Johnson spends second night in ICU fighting coronavirus
New London bus safety measures after 9 worker deaths - Middle doors for passenger boarding
India:
Government may extend lockdown by another 3 weeks - the states are requesting it.
Most coronavirus deaths in older people (avg. 60 years) and with diabetes and heart ailments
Australia:
JobKeeper package worth $130 billion passed in Parliament
Healthcare workers to receive 11 million masks and health minister advocates increased testing
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Second coronavirus vaccine by Inovio human testing begins
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Latest research shows that COVID-19 attacks Hemoglobin and inhibits oxygen carrying capacity of blood
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Practical Tips on Staying Safe, Healthy and Productive
Grocery shopping and sanitizing tips
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Coronavirus Guide - symptoms, prevention, top questions answered
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