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Tampere offers food aid to children in early childhood and basic education

Each student in early childhood and basic education has the right to a free school meal The Finnish government announced on March 30th that the safety precautions to restrict the coronavirus from spreading will continue until May 13th. City of Tampere services follow the guidelines set by the government, and distance learning will continue until…

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Liverpool would like to reassure people regarding rumours concerning the coronavirus and 5G

Our telecoms networks are key to tackling Covid-19 and play an important role in helping to save lives There is no credible evidence of a link between 5G and coronavirus. NHS Director Stephen Powis has condemned the misinformation, calling it “complete and utter rubbish. It is nonsense – the worst kind of fake news”. Mr…

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Coronavirus Piamonte: almost 600 beds in private clinics

In detail, these are 31 intensive care beds, 38 sub-intensive care and 520 hospitalizations. Obviously, the stay is paid by the regional health system 589 people with Coronavirus can be hosted in various private health facilities in the provinces of Novara, Verbania, Alessandria, Turin and Biella who have obtained the necessary certification from Arpa Piemonte,…

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Seattleites Call on City Council to Enact ‘Amazon Tax’ for COVID-19 Relief

Tax will fund $200M immediate cash assistance for up to 100,000 households, then build 10,000 new homes Councilmember Kshama Sawant (District 3, Central Seattle) presented a community petition signed by more than 5,400 community members to the City Council, calling on them to immediately enact the ‘Amazon Tax’ which she proposed last month with Councilmember…

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Vancouver still open for businesses during COVID-19 pandemic

"The City of Vancouver is committed to the health and safety of our staff and the public, al while continuing to address the need for ongoing business support." said City Manager Sadhu Johnsto "To help maintain Vancouver’s economy during COVID-19, we're continuing to process and review applications to help ensure businesses keep operating during this challenging…

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Shelly AIR – a Smart Anti-virus and bacteria Air Purifier, is to be launched Globally in a month

The new smart device is developed by the IoT company Allterco Robotics, producer of the Shelly home automation product line Shelly AIR, an innovative smart air purifier, which can help combat different viruses, including COVID-19, is to be launched soon. Thanks to its powerful UV-C LEDs, Shelly AIR can eliminate 95% of the viruses and…

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SEAT starts the production of emergency ventilators at its Martorell facilities

OxyGEN is the result of the great effort made by Protofy.xyz, SEAT, Germans Trias y Pujol Investigation Institute and Hospital, Hospital Clinic, other companies and the administration SEAT starts the production of emergency ventilators at its Martorell facilities to contribute to the crisis caused by COVID-19. The device has been authorized by the Spanish Agency…

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Identifying COVID-19 high-risk residents to help New York protect them better

Testing sites, medical services, and food distribution centers can now be located in areas where the most vulnerable people Globally, to this date – 1st of April – the coronavirus pandemic has spread to close to 900,000 people and killed 43,535. In three months, the novel virus has occupied global consciousness and changed our day-to-day…

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Potential treatment for coronavirus will be tested in Canada as of today

The clinical study will involve the recruitment of approximately 6000 participants followed for 30 days. Initial results will be available a few days after study completion The Montreal Heart Institute announces that its Research Center is launching today a COVID-19 clinical study in Canada to determine whether short-term treatment would reduce the risk of pulmonary…

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Housing and community service workers receive recommendations on sanitary treatment of common areas of apartment buildings

St. Petersburg Deputy Governor Nikolai Bondarenko met with the heads of the supervised authorities and the heads of the district municipal administrations. The topic of discussion was the observance of the measures indicated in the Decree of the Government of Saint Petersburg of March 13, 2020 No. 121 "On measures to counter the spread of…