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On Monday afternoon, the Ministry of Health confirmed 2,531 new positive cases of Covid-19 in Colombia. The total number of infected is 71,193. In Santander the number of infections reached 490.

these figures are announced by the newscasts

The most worrying thing is the mentality of many of the Colombians facing this situation. We do not show self-care, social distancing, something as simple as a well-worn face mask is too big for us.

As a mother, my position in the face of this pandemic is fear of uncertainty and disappointment to see that as human beings and society we do not take care of ourselves.
Gleyder Xiomara Betancur Diaz

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Colombia is disappointed that they have not been nominated for the Women's World Cup, as FIFA indicates that for security reasons and not having the ability to better care in medical centers. It is not feasible to make a world this is for them something discriminatory and not very illogical in addition to the schedule that is not very acceptable since more important tournaments have been held on the same continent and with the same schedules. Protesting against this indicative decision that a few years ago had the U20 World Cup in which it was highly televised and good-looking in the sights of tournaments such as the World Cup and the Copa América.

We hope that this decision is better analyzed and that we trust that we are candidates.

JOSE DURFAY CLAVIJO
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Coronavirus: Lockdowns in Europe saved millions of lives

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Coronavirus: Lockdowns in Europe saved millions of lives

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It was one of the first continents to take the decision to make isolation mandatory and leave its inhabitants at home. In order to safeguard their lives, the researchers were able to prove that the mortality rate would have been higher if they had not taken the radical and necessary measures that were taken from the beginning. We see how in Colombia, in spite of the fact that we are a winning country in taking the opposite, the first month we could be winners in not having a greater number of infected people, but at the present time there are already many infected people and we still lack conscience, if there are many people who go out to earn their daily bread and be able to take their sustenance home.
Nicolas Ferney Victorino Velandia

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Lockdowns have saved more than three million lives from coronavirus in Europe, a study estimates.

The team at Imperial College London said the "death toll would have been huge" without lockdown.

But they warned that only a small proportion of people had been infected and we were still only "at the beginning of the pandemic".

Another study argued global lockdowns had "saved more lives, in a shorter period of time, than ever before".

The Imperial study assessed the impact of restrictions in 11 European countries - Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK - up to the beginning of May.

By that time, around 130,000 people had died from coronavirus in those countries.

The researchers used disease modelling to predict how many deaths there would have been if lockdown had not happened. And the work comes from the same group that guided the UK's decision to go into lockdown.

UK changes course amid death toll fears

They estimated 3.2 million people would have died by 4 May if not for measures such as closing businesses and telling people to stay at home.

That meant lockdown saved around 3.1 million lives, including 470,000 in the UK, 690,000 in France and 630,000 in Italy, the report in the journal Nature shows.

"Lockdown averted millions of deaths, those deaths would have been a tragedy," said Dr Seth Flaxman, from Imperial.

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Their equations made several assumptions, which will affect the figures.

They assume nobody would have changed their behaviour in response to the Covid threat without a lockdown - and that hospitals would not be overwhelmed resulting in a surge in deaths, which nearly happened in some countries.

The study also does not take into account the health consequences of lockdowns that may take years to fully uncover.

Only the beginning?

The model also predicted that the outbreak would be nearly over by now without lockdown, as so many people would have been infected.

More than seven in 10 people in the UK would have had Covid, leading to herd immunity and the virus no longer spreading.

Instead, the researchers estimate that up to 15 million people across Europe had been infected by the beginning of May.

The researchers say at most, 4% of the population in those countries had been infected.

"Claims this is all over can be firmly rejected. We are only at the beginning of this pandemic," said Dr Flaxman.

And it means that as lockdowns start to lift, there is the risk the virus could start to spread again.

"There is a very real risk if mobility goes back up there could be a second wave coming reasonably soon, in the next month or two," said Dr Samir Bhatt.

Meanwhile, a separate study by University of California, Berkeley, analysed the impact of lockdowns in China, South Korea, Iran, France and the US.

Their report, also in Nature, says lockdown prevented 530 million infections in those countries.

Just before lockdowns were introduced, they said cases were doubling every two days.

Dr Solomon Hsiang, one of the researchers, said coronavirus had been a "real human tragedy" but the global action to stop the spread of the virus had "saved more lives, in a shorter period of time, than ever before".

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Lockdowns have saved more than three million lives from coronavirus in Europe, a study estimates. The team at Imperial College London said the "death toll would have been huge" without lockdown. But they warned that only a small proportion of people had been infected and we were still only "at the beginning of the pandemic".

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CNN) — After a six-month odyssey around the world, during which it was hit by coronavirus and saw the oceans dramatically empty of other vessels, the last cruise liner still carrying passengers has made its final port of call, delivering its eight guests to a world vastly changed from the one they set sail in.
The MV Artania cruise ship tied up in the Germany port of Bremerhaven on Monday, operator Phoenix Reisen confirmed to CNN Travel, bringing an end an epic return voyage from Australia that saw the ship make numerous diversions en route to drop off crew members.
All eight passengers still on board were due to disembark by midday local time.
Artania's arrival comes more than two months after the last major leisure ships carrying significant numbers of passengers were taken out of commission, as the cruise industry slammed the brakes on sailing amid the global pandemic.
While the Costa Deliziosa, the MSC Magnifica and the Pacific Princess -- the final significant vessels overseen by industry group Cruise Lines International Association -- docked in April, Artania kept on sailing, the end of its journey still weeks away.
The ship, which can carry up to 1,200 passengers, set sail on an 140-day world cruise from Hamburg, Germany on December 21, 2019.
In March, coronavirus caught up with the cruise when 36 passengers tested positive for the virus following a check from Australian health officials when the ship arrived in in Fremantle, Western Australia.
Those affected were quarantined in local hospitals, according to Phoenix Reisen.
Three people who were on the ship have since died -- two male passengers, one aged 69 and one aged 71, and one 42-year-old male crew member.
The Artania's healthy guests stayed quarantined on the Artania until their repatriation flights at the end of March. Hundreds of Artania passengers, the majority of whom were German, flew back from Western Australia to Frankfurt, a handful stayed in hospital in Australia to recover.
And eight passengers decided to travel back home via ocean, rather than via airplane. These travelers were subsequently granted the surreal status of becoming the last cruise ship passengers at sea.
They watched the world change, countries lock down and reopen again, all while they remained at sea, the last cruisers of the world's oceans.
But while the journey home to Europe after Artania left Australia on April 18 should've taken a few weeks, it was extended by stop offs in Southeast Asia in order to repatriate many of its remaining crew members.
Some European crew had been able to fly home from Perth to Frankfurt alongside passengers. The rest of the crew remained on the ship, with the Artania making calls in Bali and Manila to allow workers to return home.
Around 75 crew members stayed on board until Bremerhaven to help ensure smooth operation of the ship.
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A 12-year-old Italian boy had a great experience on a picnic when he was walking and suddenly a bear surprised him. His frightened family indicated that he should stay still. The boy paid attention and the bear walked away slowly. been the best experience for him.

Yancely Leal

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George Floyd

The murder of George Floyd in the United States has shocked the world. Mr Floyd died after a police officer knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes for more pleas from the man to the officer to let him breathe, it was not possible and the man died, this case has caught the attention of everyone by the cruel way in which the police acted, it seems so incredible that in the year 2020 such discrimination against black citizens still exists.
https://breakingnewsenglish.com/2006/200602-george-floyd-4.html

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WOMAN SAVES DOG                                    This news, information about the tradition what in China, eat dog. Too what a women live in China and protest the dog, withut care the money.

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WOMAN SAVES DOG                                    This news, information about the tradition what in China, eat dog. Too what a women live in China and protest the dog, withut care the money.

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the important what the animals for some person.
KAREN MALAGON

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The coronavirus pandemic began to affect American hamburgers earlier that month.

On May 5, the  Wendy’s  fast food chain announced that some menu items were not available;  An analyst estimated that nearly one in five Wendy's  franchises was meatless.

This became known after some meat processing plants in the United States were temporarily closed due to the new coronavirus.  Despite this, fast food sales could not be made in the country, since the virus was rapidly affecting the country, much more than.

https://cnnespanol.cnn.com/2020/05/18/rest-api-1-47/

Edwin Sánchez Quesada

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pólice champ down on crowds in bondi beach.

this was on bandi beach on a friday that despite the ban on which was a number of people gather on the beach.
in which a numbers of people gather on the beach and did not take toto account social. sistancing and the pólice  have applied the necessary measures towards the beach. This situation he does it for the wellbeing of each person.

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NASA AND SPACE X

Successfully launch manned rocket into space

In meddle of this pandemic, EEUU. USA be successful a new feat in history with the launch of the first manned Space X rocket Space flight with two NASA astronauts.
The way of the rocket is International Space Station.
The rocket from name FALCON 9 took off, as planned, at 2:22 pm (Colombian time), without ani inconvenience.

HOLER VERA

https://edition.cnn.com/business/live-news/spacex-launch-today-may-30/index.html

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Truck drivers entering Uganda diagnosed with Covid-19.

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Truck drivers entering Uganda diagnosed with Covid-19.

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Is news addres, that in Uguanda about de 50 truck drivers that  arrive  of  South Sudan have coronavirus. and the authorities is alert for the situation, but the World Food Programme, announce that  warning the delivery of supply is risk.

Liseth Juliany Gutierrez.

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In China it is a tradition to kill and eat dogs, but not  at that the whole country does it.
a Woman helps  her dogs since it is not so pleasant for her to consume, although she does not have the financial resources to help them ¡¡¡¡¡
Lizbeth Soraya Parra Gutierrez

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The news talks about training horses for sports races, about the invention of a machine to avoid animal injuries, this action allows better performance when training them.
Martha Lucia C

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Sanyi Rojas - Woman wins $1 million Picasso in charity raffle

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Sanyi Rojas - Woman wins $1 million Picasso in charity raffle

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in Colombia assassinated social leaders in full quarantine and the state does not care

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in Colombia assassinated social leaders in full quarantine and the state does not care

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on the first day of quarantine in colombia,the  leader carlota isabel salinas was assassinated,she was shot in the door of her house ,she was leading a group of women in the department of bolivar ,the right -wind paramilitary of increased violence since began the quarantine 28 leaders and defenders of human rights in colombia have been assassinated this is  not in colombia
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it is sad to see how our people continue to be violated where our indigenous culture is forgotten where foreigners appropriate what is ours and the state sells what does not belong to it just to satisfy a few l do not knom that the pandemic is worse and the fact that they kill us for not letting our land poison.
Gloria maría Alonso

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The restaurants in United States will re open your doors, have to   follow strategy in public health.
The creation of ideas for part the owner it´s very important in the process
The owner of one restaurant proposed  hang up  a shower curtain between the tables
The owners say that the rules are too stict, however it is importanyte that everyone follows the rules, it is the best way to stop the coronavirus.
Laura Bustos Moya