The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) warns about the second wave of coronavirus in Australia would come at a $25 billion cost to the economy.
The economy would then grow by just one percent next year. Unemployment would average of 7.6 percent this year and then 8.8 percent next year. The virus has infected 7.2 million people worldwide.
Despite its high number of cases, the citizens of Moscow began to return their normal lives on Tuesday as the Russian capital is ending a lockdown due to coronavirus that has been in place for more than two months.
Some critics have said that Moscow is lifting the lockdown prematurely. On Tuesday, health officials reported 8,595 new cases and 171 deaths.
Maurizio Cecconi, head of intensive care at the Humanitas research hospital in Milan, says society will have to “learn how to live” with coronavirus until there is a vaccine.
If there is an increase in transmission, we need to be ready to slow down again, and maybe to put restrictive measures again,” he said.
The Democratic Republic of Congo on Monday declared a new Ebola outbreak in the western city of Mbandaka.
Health Minister Eteni Longondo said that the Ebola outbreak had killed four people in Mbandaka.
At a press conference, Longondo said, “We will send them the vaccine and medicine very quickly,” he planned to visit the site of the outbreak at the end of the week.
The Federal Government will invest $66 million for research into a coronavirus vaccine and antiviral medications.
Health Minister Greg Hunt said, for the nation’s containment strategy and flattening of the curve.
Australia had been lauded for being one of the most reliable testing methods in the world, Mr. Hunt said.
By midnight, Australia is set to surpass 1.5 million coronavirus tests.
A recent analysis found that the coronavirus has put older workers at a disadvantage because of a large share of older people are in jobs that cannot be done from home and they “may be encouraged by health authorities not to return to jobs that are unable to social distance.”
Many people around the world have been experiencing weird symptoms.
Here’s are some of the symptoms people are experiencing.
It is important to seek medical advice. The issues you have don’t need to be because of COVID 19 infection. That’s why you should see a doctor first.
While we are seeing the lowest pollution level globally, it’s time to enjoy the weather and nature.
The irony is that we don’t have that luxury right now. Because of the increase in tree pollen counts, people are falling sick even without having Coronavirus.
If you are also experiencing something like this, here’s how to tell the difference…
The symptoms of Hey fever are Sneezing, coughing, a runny or blocked nose, Itchy, red or watery eyes, Loss of smell, headache, earache, tiredness, and itchy throat, mouth, nose, and ears.
However, the symptoms of Covid19 are tiredness, aches, and pains, a sore throat, shortness of breath, and some people also reported diarrhea, nausea, and a runny nose.
