The coronavirus continued its unrelenting spread across the United States, pummeling major cities like New York, Detroit, New Orleans and Chicago, where an infant that tested positive for the virus died Saturday. It made its way, too, into rural America, where hotspots erupted in ski havens in the Rockies and small towns in the Midwest.
Elsewhere,
Russia announced a full border closure while in parts of Africa,
pandemic prevention measures took a violent turn, with Kenyan police
firing tear gas and officers elsewhere seen on video hitting people with
batons.
Worldwide
infections surpassed the 650,000 mark with more than 30,000 deaths as
new cases also stacked up quickly in Europe, according to a tally
by Johns Hopkins University. The U.S. leads the world in reported cases
with more than 115,000, but five countries exceed its death toll of
around 1,800: Italy, Spain, China, Iran and France. Italy alone now has
more than 10,000 deaths, the most of any country.
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ReplyDeleteRun for the hills! Pentagon sends teams into MOUNTAIN BUNKERS as pandemic preparations go into full swing. The US’ Northern Command has sent teams of essential staff deep underground to wait out the Covid-19 pandemic. On the surface, more than a million grunts won’t be quite as cocooned. Air Force General Terrence O’Shaughnessy heads up the US’ Northern Command, as well as the North American Aerospace Defense Command – a joint US/Canadian operation that monitors the skies over North America for missile and airborne threats. Earlier this week, O’Shaughnessy told reporters via Facebook that some of his watch teams would be moved from their usual command centre at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado to a number of hardened underground bunkers. RT
On 311 ( March 11 ), 40 states all reported Cases who never had
any Cases beforehand.
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DeleteMore encouraging news: On Friday, the USA It has become the first country in the world to exceed 100,000 diagnosed cases of coronavirus.
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