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Coronavirus could cause 'carnage' among the world's refugees, aid groups say
As of Tuesday, only 10 cases had been reported among refugees and displaced persons, and all of those were patients in Germany, according to the U.N. refugee agency. But in the absence of extensive testing at refugee camps in the Middle East, Africa or Asia, it's unclear whether the fast-moving....
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Central Asia tightens restrictions as coronavirus spreads
ALMATY, March 21 (Reuters) - Authorities in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan have announced fresh restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of the coronavirus as the number of cases in Central Asia snowballed. In Kazakhstan, where 52 cases have been confirmed, authorities said on Saturday....
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Central Asia tightens restrictions as coronavirus spreads
A worker wearing a protective face mask following an outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) carries meat at a local food market, also known as bazaar, in Almaty, Kazakhstan March 20, 2020. REUTERS/Pavel Mikheyev. March 21, 2020. ALMATY (Reuters) – Authorities in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and....
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MIL-OSI Asia-Pac: Property subsidies approved
Fifty applications for the Anti-epidemic Support Scheme for Property Management Sector have been approved, involving subsidies of $1.23 million and benefiting 82 building blocks. The Government set up the scheme under the Anti-epidemic Fund to support the property management sector’s anti-epidemic work.
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World Feared China Over Coronavirus. Now the Tables Are Turned.
Members of a neighborhood committee checking temperatures and IDs in Beijing on Wednesday, March 18, 2020. (Gilles Sabrié/The New York Times) The fear and suspicion directed at China in the devastating early days of the coronavirus outbreak have made a 180-degree turn: It is the West that now frightens Asia and the rest of the world.
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Singapore reports first 2 deaths from coronavirus
A man scans a visitor’s forehead to check his temperature before entering the Asia Square Tower in Singapore. (AP pic) SINGAPORE: Singapore reported two coronavirus-related deaths on Saturday of people with underlying health conditions, marking the first fatalities in the city-state’s widely praised battle against the infection.
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AS GLOBAL DEATH TOLL TOPS 10,000: Mosques offer prayers against spread of coronavirus
Globally, 10,080 deaths have been reported, most of them in Europe with 4,932 and Asia with 3,431 deaths. Italy is worst affected with 3,405 deaths, followed by China with 3,248, and Iran with 1,433. President Buhari while receiving the management of the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON)....
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business International version of Tencent Meeting goes online in over 100 markets, offering users free meetings for up to 300 participants PR Newswire Asia
Tencent Meeting supports global users in working from home. SHENZHEN, China March 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Tencent Meeting, a cloud-based video meeting application, has played an active role in the battle against the epidemic by launching an international version of the app.
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business FarEye Offers Zero-Fee Technology to Handle Surge and Execute Contactless Home Deliveries Amidst COVID-19 PR Newswire Asia
FarEye Offers Zero-Fee Technology to Handle Surge and Execute Contactless Home Deliveries Amidst COVID-19. - FarEye is offering its capabilities to Dr. Lal Path Labs, Future Group in India , 7-Eleven in Philippines and Posti Group in Finland. - Exploring synergies with More Retail in India , Mega....
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The Latest: Singapore has first 2 deaths from coronavirus
Muslims perform mid-day prayers at Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta, Indonesia, Friday, March 20, 2020. The grand mosque in Indonesia's capital, one of the largest mosque in Southeast Asia, which is usually packed with thousands of Muslims during Friday prayer, decided to cancel mass prayers for the next two weeks to curb coronavirus spread.
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China expert, UP prof Aileen Baviera dies of Covid-19
MANILA Dr. Aileen Baviera, a leading Chinese studies expert and former dean of the University of the Philippines (UP) Asian Center has passed away due to severe pneumonia caused by the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19). She was 60. In a bulletin, UP Diliman said Baviera died at the San Lazaro Hospital at 3:55 a.
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Covid-19: Sabah govt stops tabligh congregation from re-entering state
KOTA KINABALU : The Sabah government will stop all members of the Tabligh congregation who attended the Tabligh Ijtima of Asia 2020 event in Gowa, south Sulawesi from March18-19, from re-entering the state for 14 days beginning March 20. State Secretary Datuk Safar Untong said the decision was made....
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How Sydney quarantined sick travellers throughout history
While Australia's new 14-day self-isolation period for all overseas arrivals might seem drastic, for decades all travellers arriving in the country faced quarantine. An estimated 13,000 passengers arriving on ships from Europe, Asia or anywhere else to start a new life in Sydney between 1932 until 1984 were sent to the Quarantine Station.
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Malaysian army to enforce virus curbs
Malaysia will mobilise the army to help enforce curbs on movement aimed at reining in the coronavirus, the government says, as it grapples with the highest number of infections in Southeast Asia. Malaysia reported 130 new infections on Friday, taking its total to 1030, accounting for nearly 40 per cent of those across Southeast Asia.
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'A mess in America': Why Asia now looks safer than the U.S. in the coronavirus crisis
Commuters pack a subway train in Taipei, Taiwan, on Wednesday. (Paula Bronstein / Getty Images) In January, as Singapore racked up the highest numbers of coronavirus infections outside China, an alarmed Shasta Grant searched for flights back home to Indianapolis.
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'A mess in America': Why Asia now looks safer than the U.S. in the coronavirus crisis
Health officials say the U.S. and other Western governments failed to anticipate the coronavirus reaching their shores. “Just because Singapore or Hong Kong experienced SARS while other places didn’t, there’s still lessons to be learned,” said Dale Fisher, a Singapore-based expert on infectious....
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News on Asia
Vietnam's 14-day quarantine for all international arrivals is to be extended indefinitely, as authorities confirmed the country now has 87 infected patients. Malaysia will deploy its army to help enforce measures to curb the spread of coronavirus as it deals with the highest number of cases in Southeast Asia.
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Hong Kong Records Its Biggest Rise in Coronavirus Cases as New Wave of Infections Crashes Into Asia
recorded what is by far its biggest daily jump in coronavirus cases on Friday—the latest in a new phase of infected travelers, many of whom are returning to the city from Europe, the United States and Southeast Asia. The city is not alone in facing the increasing threat of imported cases.
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Radio Frequency Identification Devices (RFID) in Healthcare Market: Strategic Analysis to Understand the Competitive Outlook of the Industry, 2023
. Global “Radio Frequency Identification Devices (RFID) in Healthcare market”- Report defines the vital growth factors, opportunities and market segment of top players during the forecast period from 2019 to 2025. The report Radio Frequency Identification Devices (RFID) in Healthcare offers a....
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World Feared China Over Coronavirus. Now the Tables Are Turned.
Members of a neighborhood committee checking temperatures and IDs in Beijing on Wednesday, March 18, 2020. (Gilles Sabrié/The New York Times) The fear and suspicion directed at China in the devastating early days of the coronavirus outbreak have made a 180-degree turn: It is the West that now frightens Asia and the rest of the world.
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Southeast Asian Laws Target Rise in Cyberbreaches
Not everyone who wanted to buy the bank cards stolen from Southeast Asian owners would pay the same price: The higher the amount of money left on the card, the higher the price. That's according to Technisanct, a cybersecurity company based in India, which said it found the data for hundreds of....
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Staff in automobile sector continue to work despite COVID-19 scare
Despite the COVID-19 scare everywhere, the conveyor belts at still running at the auto hub of Chennai, popularly called the ‘Detroit of Asia’. “It’s work as usual for us, the only difference is the mask on my face and I'm washing my hands every half an hour as per the advice of my company....
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COVID-19: Impact on Global Shipping and China’s Economy
Diplomat author Mercy Kuo regularly engages subject-matter experts, policy practitioners and strategic thinkers across the globe for their diverse insights into Asia affairs This conversation with Basil M. Karatzas CEO of Karatzas Marine Advisors & Co.
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The Victims of COVID-19 Worldwide Exceeded 10,000
The COVID-19 pandemic death toll has exceeded 10,000, AFP reported, citing government official data at 12:30 Bulgarian time, BNR reported.Of the 10,080 coronavirus casualties reported, the largest number are in Europe (4932), followed by Asia 3431.Italy, which has the highest death toll - 3405, is....
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Nordic Fibreboard decides to close its Püssi factory
The impact of the Corona virus has resulted in substantial loss of orders for the fibreboards being produced in the group's Püssi factory. The Püssi factory specialise on thinner fibreboards, sold mainly to customers in southern Europe, Middle East, and Asia.
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Malaysia seeks 2,000 Rohingya Muslim for coronavirus testing
Malaysian authorities are scrambling to track down about 2,000 Rohingya men who attended a religious gathering that has led to a big spike in coronavirus cases across Southeast Asia, according to a security source and two other people, Reuters reported yesterday.
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