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Treating coronavirus takes serious toll on health-care workers’ mental health, study finds
For the last few nights, Ilene Wong has woken up troubled by dreams of going into a supermarket and not being able to find anything. Wong, a urologist in private practice in Chester County, knew three months ago that the COVID-19 outbreak in Asia was serious, but seeing the numbers of positive cases....
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Carmakers churn out machines, masks to help fight coronavirus
(Reuters) - Auto companies and suppliers around the world are ramping up production of critical healthcare products and machines - everything from cloth face masks to sophisticated ventilator systems - to meet a critical shortage of those items at hospitals and care facilities in North America, Europe and Asia.
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Amnesty International slams Prez’s decision to release Sergeant Sunil...
Responding to President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s decision to release Sergeant Sunil Rathnayaka, Amnesty International’s Regional Director for South Asia, Biraj Patnaik, said the government’s arbitrary decision to release Sergeant Rathnayaka sends an extremely worrying message.
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‘Choppy Waters’ Await Navy as Virus Strikes Aircraft Carrier
In Asia, a carrier presence is central to what the Pentagon has identified as a fundamental shift from fighting insurgent and extremist conflicts in the Middle East to a return to “great power competition." That means, principally, a bigger focus on China, including its militarization of disputed areas of the South China Sea.
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MIL-OSI New Zealand: Slow coronavirus response to cost millions of lives in poorest countries
Source: Save The Children. Swift action to contain the spread of coronavirus would save at least three million lives in sub-Saharan Africa and south Asia according to new research from Imperial College, but this prediction understates the number of lives at stake, warns Save the Children.
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Asia shares rise on more stimulus hopes but dollar loses steam - Investing.com
By Stanley White. TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian stocks rose on Friday as investors wagered policymakers will roll out more stimulus measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic after U.S. unemployment filings surged to a record. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.8%. Australian shares gave up gains to fall 4.
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Tourists stranded in Asia by canceled flights, shut borders
PHUKET, Thailand (AP) — From the sun-soaked beaches of Thailand to the foothills of Mount Everest in Nepal, tourists across Asia are finding their dream vacations have turned into travel nightmares as airlines cancel flights and countries close their borders in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tourists stranded in Asia by canceled flights, shut borders
PHUKET, Thailand (AP) — From the sun-soaked beaches of Thailand to the foothills of Mount Everest in Nepal, tourists across Asia are finding their dream vacations have turned into travel nightmares as airlines cancel flights and countries close their borders in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
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Donald Trump's plan to have GM make thousands of live-saving ventilators is in chaos
The stalled agreement comes as President Donald Trump has publicly doubted the needs expressed by Cuomo and other governors – as public health experts ask why urgent orders weren't made weeks ago when the virus was ravaging Asia. 'I think that a lot of things are being said that are more, I don't....
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Stocks open lower on Wall Street following a big 3-day rally
A woman looks at an electronic stock board showing Japan's Nikkei 225 index at a securities firm in Tokyo Friday, March 27, 2020. Shares are mostly higher in Asia after stocks surged again on Wall Street with the approaching approval of a massive coronavirus relief bill by Congress.
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A brief guide to economic stimuli in Eurasia
Volunteers in Georgia’s capital distribute food and medicine to elderly people isolated by the coronavirus. (photo: Tbilisi city hall) The “perfect storm” metaphor is enjoying heavy usage these days. In the former Soviet Union, this is not without reason.
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'Like wartime' - Philippine doctors overwhelmed by coronavirus deluge
The Philippines has reported relatively fewer infections than many other countries in Southeast Asia, but medical experts say a lack of testing has meant that the scale of the epidemic has gone undetected. “It’s like wartime,” said Eugenio Ramos, a doctor and head of The Medical City, a Manila....
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Wet markets still selling wildlife spark 'time bomb' fears of next deadly virus
The filthy conditions in Asia’s wildlife markets, where live animals are flogged as exotic pets or butchered for food, are a “ticking time bomb” for new deadly pandemics, experts say. is thought to have jumped from animals to humans at a “wet” market in Wuhan, China. A pangolin infected by bats is widely believed to be the source of the outbreak.
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Stock markets turn lower again as stimulus rally fades
Stock markets have turned lower after a mixed day in Asia as investors weighed the prospect of a long period of contagion by coronavirus against economic stimulus efforts by world governments. Indexes opened about 3% lower on Wall Street on Friday as the market gave back some of the gains of the past three days.
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US Equities Drop After Three-Day Rally
KEY POINTS House is expected to pass $2 trillion stimulus package on Friday; UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson tested positive for coronavirus; Asian equity markets closed higher. U.S. stocks dropped on Friday, a sudden about turn from a three-day rally that saw the Dow surge more than 20%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 816.
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MIAA: Only NAIA 1 to remain open during ECQ; fewer airlines operating
Starting 12:01 am of March 28, the following airlines will be operating to and from NAIA Terminal 1: Gulf Air, Korean Airlines, Asiana Airlines, China Airlines, Hong Kong Air, EVA Air, Japan Airlines, Jeju Air, All Nippon Airways, Cathay Pacific, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, and Royal Brunei.
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Insects, Vol. 11, Pages 209: Fungicides Reduce the Abundance of Yeast-like Symbionts and Survival of White-Backed Planthopper Sogatella furcifera (Homoptera: Delphacidae)
The white-backed planthopper (WBPH) Sogatella furcifera is one of the most harmful pests of rice in Southeast Asia. The fat body of WBPH harbors intracellular yeast-like symbionts (YLS). YLS are vertically transmitted to WBPH offspring by transovarial infection. YLS play an important role in the WBPH life cycle.
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In Asia, Hopes for COVID-19 Stimulus Plans That Can Recoup Half of Losses
TAIPEI, TAIWAN - A dozen Asian countries plan to offer economic stimulus aimed at helping companies cover lost business during the COVID-19 pandemic, but not all of them are expected to help employers retain workers and reopen once the outbreak subsides.
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Commercial Electric Vehicles Market Value Expected to Reach $132.73 Billion by 2022
LONDON March 27, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- TheBusinessResearchCompany.com announces addition of new report "Global Commercial Electric Vehicles Market Report 2020" to its research database. According to this report, Asia Pacific accounts for about 35% of the global commercial electric vehicles market.
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Stock markets turn lower again as stimulus rally fades
BANGKOK (AP) — Stock markets turned lower on Friday after a mixed day in Asia as investors weighed the prospect of a long period of contagions of the new coronavirus against the economic stimulus efforts by world governments. U.S. futures also were lower after major Wall Street indexes jumped more....
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MIL-OSI Banking: ADB $1 Million Grant to Boost Mongolia’s Fight Against COVID-19
Source: Asia Development Bank. News Release | 26 March 2020. MANILA, PHILIPPINES (26 March 2020) — The Asian Development Bank (ADB) today approved a $1 million grant to support the Mongolian government’s fight against the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Health experts in India propose shared electronic platform for SAARC nations to tackle COVID-19
Health professionals representing India at the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) video conference on Thursday proposed a shared electronic media platform for the members of the organisation to share knowledge, and practices to combat the COVID-19 epidemic.
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MIL-OSI Europe: ASIA/IRAQ – The 4 activists of SOS Chrétiens d’Orient kidnapped in Baghdad...
Source: Agenzia Fides – MIL OSI. Headline: ASIA/IRAQ – The 4 activists of SOS Chrétiens d’Orient kidnapped in Baghdad on 20 January released. Baghdad – French authorities on Thursday 26 March said four aid workers of French Christian non-governmental organization SOS Chrétiens d’Orient were released.
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Mums' anguish as their sons are stuck in Cambodia
Two Bristol families are distraught after learning their teenage sons are trapped in Cambodia with no way of returning back to the UK. 18 -year-old gap-year students Benjamin Parker and William Holloway set off traveling South East Asia last month, but are now stuck in Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia amid the COVID-19 crisis.
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Nomura’s Asian Strategists Say A Market Bottom Is A Month or Two Away. Here’s Why.
In this March 23, 2020 photo, foreign tourists who are unable to fly home due to the new coronavirus outbreak, queue up outside an immigration office to extend their visas in Bali, Indonesia. Associated Press. During the Global Financial Crisis, the bottom for the stock market was four months before the bottom for earnings.
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Stock markets turn lower again as stimulus rally fades
Stock markets have turned lower after a mixed day in Asia as investors weighed the prospect of a long period of contagion by coronavirus against economic stimulus efforts by world governments. Germany’s Dax fell 3.2% to 9,687 while the Cac 40 in Paris gave up 4% to 4,363. Britain’s FTSE 100 sank 4.6% to 5,551 81.
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