April 2020. The Queen stresses the value of self-discipline and resolve during the coronavirus pandemic in a special address to the nation. In a rare speech, she acknowledges the Grief, Pain and financial difficulties Britons are facing during this “time of disruption”. She also thanks NHS staff and key workers, and emphasises the important role… Continue reading Apr 2020. The Queen’s Speech on Coronavirus
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Apr 2020. China Tribute to Coronavirus National Deaths
April 2020. China has mourned the victims of the coronavirus outbreak by observing a three-minute silence, bringing the nation to a halt. A day of remembrance was declared in China on Saturday to honour the more than 3,300 people who died of Covid-19. At 10:00 local time (03:00 GMT), people stood still nationwide for three… Continue reading Apr 2020. China Tribute to Coronavirus National Deaths
Apr 2020. Coronavirus in USA
April 2020. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is advising residents who go out in public to cover their noses and mouths with bandanas, scarves or masks. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti made a similar announcement Wednesday. As of late Thursday night, there were more than 1 million COVID-19 cases worldwide and over 53,000… Continue reading Apr 2020. Coronavirus in USA
Coronavirus Panic Buying Part 2
Ain’t us Humans strange things? An Uncertain or Threatening situation means the more primitive part of the brain can take over, and it’s main objective is to keep you alive. This suppresses or distorts rational thinking, so even though governments are promising there will be no disruption to food supply, many don’t listen. Most people… Continue reading Coronavirus Panic Buying Part 2
Mar 2020. Coronavirus taking on the World
March 2020. More than a million cases of coronavirus have been registered globally, according to the latest figures from Johns Hopkins University – another grim milestone as the world grapples with the spreading pandemic. Nearly 53,000 people have died and more than 210,000 have recovered, according to the US university’s figures. The US has the… Continue reading Mar 2020. Coronavirus taking on the World
Mar 2020. Coronavirus in India
March 2020. The first case of the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic in India was reported on 30 January 2020, originating from China. As of 7 April 2020, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare have confirmed a total of 4,281 cases, 319 recoveries (including 1 migration) and 111 deaths in the country. Experts suggest the number… Continue reading Mar 2020. Coronavirus in India
Mar 2020. Coronavirus in Nigeria
March 2020. Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, has a case count of fewer than 50 coronavirus cases. But what’s become increasingly clear is that low number is not because the country has been lucky or particularly effective with preventing the spread of the disease—it’s more likely because local authorities are simply not testing enough people.… Continue reading Mar 2020. Coronavirus in Nigeria
Mar 2020. Coronavirus in Idlib
March 2020. The new enemy has not yet arrived in northern Syria, at least not officially. But fears that COVID-19 will also reach the Idlib region are on the rise. The new coronavirus is already in the country. “Only” five people are believed to be infected — at least, that’s all the Syrian Health Ministry… Continue reading Mar 2020. Coronavirus in Idlib
Coronavirus Humour Part 1
During the second world war, I can imagine families in Britain would congregate around the piano or music box to keep themselves entertained. When they talk about the novel coronavirus in schools in years to come, I hope they give a mention to the content creators.I use the term content creators loosely, however. You see,… Continue reading Coronavirus Humour Part 1
Coronavirus Panic Buying Part 1
A trip to the supermarket ends the same way for many people around the world right now — trying to pick up anything you can among rows and rows of empty shelves. While shops have not closed in most places, people have been panic buying items in bulk so they are prepared if their country… Continue reading Coronavirus Panic Buying Part 1