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Six MILLION sicknotes: A fifth of UK workers could be off work at the peak of the coronavirus
A member of staff at accountancy firm Deloitte tested positive for the virus after returning from Asia. The Big Four company's London office on New Street Square, Holborn, is undergoing deep cleaning for fear of contamination and the patient is now in hospital.
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Should you cancel your trip? CDC urges travelers to avoid several countries impacted by coronavirus
LOS ANGELES The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a warning on its Instagram page urging international travelers to avoid countries with a Level 3 travel health notice and to reconsider embarking on any cruise ships that are heading to or traveling within Asia.
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Argentina, Chile confirm first coronavirus cases
Argentina and Chile both said on Tuesday they had confirmed their first case of the novel coronavirus in patients who recently returned from travels. A 43-year-old infected Argentine man had returned from Italy on March 1, while a 33-year-old Chilean man had spent a month in southeast Asia.
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Hyundai car sales fall 27.6% amid ash fall, virus
HYUNDAI Asia Resources Inc. (HARI) vehicle sales dropped 27.6% in January as consumer demand fell because of the Taal Volcano ash fall and the new coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the local distributor of the South Korean carmaker said on Tuesday. Ma. Fe Perez-Agudo, HARI president and chief....
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Coronavirus adds to the world's growing problems
As the coronavirus outbreak turns global, stock markets and world populations are waking up to the threat of a global pandemic. That, though, hasn't been the only disturbing global news this week. In the Middle East and Asia in particular, military tensions are on the rise - and major countries seem ever less bothered about taking off the gloves.
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News Asia 10 mins ago Court in India Postpones Hanging of New Delhi Bus Rapists A Court in India has postponed the execution of four men who brutally gang-raped and murder of a student on...
A Court in India has postponed the execution of four men who brutally gang-raped and murder of a student on a New Delhi bus in 2012. There executions were indefinitely postponed by the court on Monday (March 3). The special court last month ruled the men were to be hanged on Tuesday. But postponed the execution after one of them filed a mercy plea.
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Number Cruncher Six producers well-placed to meet natural gas demand in Asia Subscriber content
What are we looking for? Opportunistic natural gas majors with momentum in reducing emissions. The screen. The ultimate plan for the Coastal GasLink pipeline was to transport Canadian natural gas to an export terminal on the West Coast, from where it could be shipped to the fast-growing markets of Asia and beyond.
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Balancing The Books: Tally reports, now on web browsers
Traditionally Tally has been a desktop offering, providing seamless accounting, inventory and tax compliance solution to businesses in India and in overseas markets, especially Africa, South East Asia and Middle East. Today, it caters to more than six million users across industries in over 100 countries.
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Royal Australian Navy ship HMAS Parramatta to visit Sri Lanka
The Royal Australian Navy’s frigate HMAS Parramatta will visit Colombo to continue the close maritime security cooperation between Australia and Sri Lanka. As part of its four-month deployment to South and South-East Asia, the visit to Colombo will provide an opportunity for Sri Lankan and....
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‘Uncharted territory’: New virus hotspots
The UN health agency says the world has entered “uncharted territory” with the rapid spread of the coronavirus outbreak, as global financial leaders vow to ward off a widespread financial crisis. The deadly virus has marched well beyond China’s borders, across Asia and Europe and into Latin....
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Blast off: space minnow Indonesia eyes celestial success
With a 3,2,1 blast off, the two-metre-long projectile belches a trail of fire and then soars a few hundred metres before crashing in a heap — earning a thumbs up from scientists who declared the test a success. It’s a very long way from a Mission Control in Houston, but the Southeast Asian....
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App that detects jaundice in newborns could save lives in Asia and Africa
A smartphone app that lets users check the eyes of newborn babies for jaundice may be an effective, low-cost way of identifying which cases need treatment, scientists reported Monday. Jaundice, a liver problem which causes the skin and whites of the eyes to turn yellow, causes 114,000 newborn deaths and 178,000 cases of disability a year.
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Integra Technologies Enhances Test Services with Presto Engineering Partnership
)--Integra Technologies, a global provider of semiconductor services for high reliability applications, announced today a partnership with Presto Engineering’s, San Jose, Calif.-based hub, a provider of test and qualification services to the radiofrequency (RF) market in the U.S.
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Coca Cola unveils plan to add more fizz to Indian business
NEW DELHI: American beverage maker Coca Cola is betting big on India as a key growth engine for innovations in new products for the Asia-pacific region --- one of the major growth drivers for the company. Having achieved one billion-unit container sales in 2019, the world’s largest beverage company....
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France fights mask hoarding; Virus deaths soar in Italy
PARIS France requisitioned protective masks and sent tens of thousands of students home from school, deaths in Italy soared and Spain isolated dozens of health workers Tuesday as the new coronavirus spread further into Europe. With the new virus taking firmer hold on the continent, Europe faced many of the same complications seen in Asia weeks ago.
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Port Of LA Taking "Substantial" Hit From Coronavirus
Executive Director Gene Seroka expects year-over-year cargo volume at the Port of Los Angeles to plunge 15% in the first quarter as a result of the coronavirus. "Forty vessel sailings have been canceled from Asia, mainly China, to the Port of Los Angeles from Feb. 11 through April 1.
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AIIB lends $200m to enhance electricity coverage
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has approved a $200-million loan to Bangladesh to increase access to electricity and improve service efficiency in the capital of Dhaka and the country's western zone. While the government of Bangladesh has implemented various programmes to meet....
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Coronavirus effect staggers the aviation industry as air travel shrivels
At a large annual conference here for airplane financiers and lessors, speakers outlined the tremendous hit already dealt to airlines in Asia, and attendees expressed growing concern for the likely impact ahead in Europe and the U.S. All agreed that although the air travel business will recover....
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Coronavirus effect staggers the aviation industry as air travel shrivels
At a large annual conference here for airplane financiers and lessors, speakers outlined the tremendous hit already dealt to airlines in Asia, and attendees expressed growing concern for the likely impact ahead in Europe and the U.S. All agreed that although the air travel business will recover....
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Coronavirus, censorship, and threats against the media
February in Asia-Pacific: A round up of key free expression news, based on IFEX member reports and news from the region. Coronavirus and censorship in China. China’s notorious censorship regime is blamed for the delayed reporting about the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan City.
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Mong Palatino
November in Asia-Pacific: A roundup of key free expression news, based on IFEX member reports. The 10th anniversary of the single most deadly assault on journalists ever takes place on 23 November. IFEX’s Asia & Pacific Regional Editor Mong Palatino writes about a decade of activism on behalf of....
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Virus alarms sound worldwide, but China sees crisis ebbing
People line up to buy face masks to protect themselves from the new coronavirus in front of Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, March 3, 2020. China's coronavirus caseload continued to wane Tuesday even as the epidemic took a firmer hold beyond Asia.
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Pakistan among worst-affected countries of air pollution ‘pandemic’
PARIS: Pakistan is ranked among three worst-affected Asian countries by a ‘pandemic’ of air pollution that shortened lives, according to a news research published in the journal Cardiovascular Research on Tuesday. Scientists warned that air pollution shortened lives worldwide by nearly three years on average, and causes 8.
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Coronavirus: Six more Aussies test positive in NSW
Six more people have tested positive to the coronavirus in NSW, bringing the total number of those infected in the state to 15 since the outbreak began. NSW Health is alerting passengers who were on five separate flights from Asia in the past week after two men in their 30s, a man in his 50s and....
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Coronavirus effect staggers the aviation industry as air travel shrivels
At a large annual conference here for airplane financiers and lessors, speakers outlined the tremendous hit already dealt to airlines in Asia, and attendees expressed growing concern for the likely impact ahead in Europe and the U.S. All agreed that although the air travel business will recover....
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Fresh Yeast Market Reviewed in a New Study
Market Taxonomy. The research reports asses the market share of fresh yeast market on a global perspective by nature, form, end-use, distribution channel, and regional segment. The regional segment includes fresh yeast market of North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East and Africa.
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