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Larger gatherings may be allowed next month (Picture: Getty) Small weddings could be allowed to take place from next month as the Government looks at how to allow people to gather in larger groups. A Covid-19 document published today sets out what the Government sees as possible now and what may be.... |
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CONCERTS AND PERFORMANCES. Canceled Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist concerts, through end of May; First Stage performances through the reminder of the 2019-'20 season; Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, performances, events, and educational activities through the end of the 2019-'20 season;.... |
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Wildlife of Florida: A Webinar Series: Join UF/IFAS Extension agents Shannon Carnevale and Lara Milligan for a series of webinars on Florida’s diverse wildlife and ecosystems. This week, participants learn about the biology and behavior of bats. Registration required at
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A woman who tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new strain of coronavirus, was jailed for ten days in New Zealand after she is alleged to have unlawfully refused to be examined upon arrival from the U.S. The woman in her 20s agreed to be tested for infection when she appeared in.... |
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The Teachers Union of Ireland (TUI) says there's an urgent need for safeguards to protect teachers from canvassing on behalf of Leaving Cert students. The decision to cancel this year's exams and replace them with predicted grades has been supported by the;
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THE Government has hinted it is working on changes to rules that ban weddings during the lockdown. Justice secretary Robert Buckland told BBC Radio 4 that he was giving "anxious consideration" to the effect of potential changes for ceremonies as we enter the next stage of the
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COMMENT. The efforts of the government to manage the Covid-19 pandemic have been applauded locally and internationally by the likes of the World Health Organisation . Friend and foe awoke to the sudden realisation that Covid-19 — the new enemy — is creed, class and colour blind, demanding decisive.... |
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Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State. GOVERNOR Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State has refused to bow to pressure from the citizens and residents to reopen church services, insisting that there will be no church services until the country was able to curb the spread of the Coronavirus otherwise known as COVID-19. |
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A new coronavirus hot spot in Seoul’s multicultural hub of Itaewon infected 86 people by Monday noon, up from 54 the day before as health officials scramble to track down young partygoers. The cluster first emerged last Wednesday when a 29-year-old Korean man from Yongin, Gyeonggi, tested positive.... |
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By Andre Paultre and Sarah Marsh. PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Haitian pastor Burel Fontilus feared for his life in late March when he contracted the new coronavirus. It wasn’t the COVID-19 respiratory disease that frightened him, he said, rather gun-toting vigilantes in his neighborhood near Port-au-Prince who were threatening to lynch him. |
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By Andre Paultre and Sarah Marsh. PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Haitian pastor Burel Fontilus feared for his life in late March when he contracted the new coronavirus. It wasn’t the COVID-19 respiratory disease that frightened him, he said, rather gun-toting vigilantes in his neighborhood near Port-au-Prince who were threatening to lynch him. |
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