According to a Reuters tally on Monday, the death toll from the coronavirus reached over 120,000 in the United States.
Total U.S. coronavirus cases are over 2.2 million, the highest in the world, followed by Brazil with more than 1 million cases, and infections are rapidly rising in India.
NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro says the State Government will discuss “managing” the number of people coming in from Victoria, after a surge in coronavirus cases south of the border.
More than 83 per cent of new cases in Australia over the past week were recorded in Victoria.
Mr Barilaro said the situation in Victoria could lead to restrictions being placed on travel.
COVID-19 will change how the most affected industries will conduct business forever.
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Treasurer Dominic Perrottet will reveal the New South Wales economy is expected to contract by 10 percent this financial year.
Earlier this month figures from the Bureau of Statistics showed the NSW economy shrank by 1.5 percent in the March quarter and at that time the Government warned there would be further severe economic consequences.
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.
Protective face masks are classified as PPE in the EU and are subject to the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2016/425 and performance tests according to EN 149:2001+A1:2009.
The Chinese counterpart is GB 2626-2019, but it is not equivalent to EN 149: 2001 + A1: 20019, so what is the difference between the two?
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.
Thousands of people are expected at the marches to protest against police brutality and show support for Indigenous Australians.
But authorities are concerned social distancing will be breached and marchers could become infected with COVID-19.
Victorian Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton has urged people not to attend the Melbourne demonstration. Up to 20,000 people are expected at the march in Melbourne.
“We are concerned about the potential for a second wave of Coronavirus,” Ms. Mikakos said, urging protesters to contact their MPs instead.
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.
The NSW government has frozen public sector pay rises for the next 12 months among the COVID-19 pandemic and says it will not make any of its workers during that time.
Premier Gladys Berejiklian says the measure will save about $3 billion.
Ms. Berejiklian has assured government workers there will be no job losses.
