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There is No Cramming in South Korean Capital as New Covid-19 Laws Take Effect

By Katherine S
September 1, 2020
in :  ASEAN News
South Korea

For the first time, private tuition centers shut down and traffic was lighter in the capital of South Korea, the first working day of stricter social-distancing laws intended to avoid a second wave of coronavirus outbreaks. South Korea took the unusual step of limiting the activity of restaurants , coffee shops and so-called cram schools in the metropolitan area of …

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China Curbs Exports of Some AI Technologies and May Impact US Sales of TikTok

By Katherine S
August 31, 2020
in :  ASEAN News
Artificial intelligence

China said it will limit exports of such artificial intelligence ( AI ) technology to safeguard national economic security and demand government licenses for transfers to other countries. AI interface technologies such as speech and text recognition and those analyzing data for customized content recommendations have been added to a revised list of items for export control released late on …

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India Initiates Diplomacy on Vaccinations Covid-19

By Katherine S
August 29, 2020
in :  ASEAN News
Vaccines

When Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla was trying to mend a frayed relationship with Bangladesh in Dhaka last week, one of the offers that he made was that of a possible Covid-19 vaccine. Bangladesh, he said, would gain priority access to an Indian-produced vaccine. India’s vaccine diplomacy comes at a time when Bangladesh has made a similar bid to …

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In South China Sea, Beijing Fires Missiles as the US Imposes Sanctions

By Katherine S
August 28, 2020
in :  ASEAN News
China

Tensions ni between the US and China over the South China Sea with Beijing firing four missiles on the disputed waterway and the Trump administration stepping up action against companies that helped to set up regional outposts. China fired four medium-range ballistic missiles into the South China Sea on Wednesday during the People’s Liberation Army’s wider military drills, according to …

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Doctor Must Return to Work, South Korea Orders Amidst the Surge of Corona Virus Pandemic

By Katherine S
August 27, 2020
in :  ASEAN News
South Korea

South Korea ordered doctors in the Seoul region to return to work as they began a three-day strike in protest against multiple government measures, including one to increase the number of doctors coping with health emergencies such as coronavirus. Trainee doctors staged simultaneous walkouts, and thousands of additional doctors were scheduled to launch a three-day strike. The strikes come as …

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Hong Kong, Third Wave of Coronavirus Pandemic Ebbs, to Ease the Laws of 28 August

By Katherine S
August 26, 2020
in :  ASEAN News
Hongkong

The Hong Kong government extended the strict social distancing rules of the city for another two days, before loosening some restrictions from Friday, as local Covid-19 transmissions have been lowering in the last few weeks. If there are dramatic improvements to the outbreak situation over the next two days, dining-in services at eateries will be extended from Friday from the …

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Private Case Filed By Hong Kong Court Against Officer Who Shot Protester

By Katherine S
August 25, 2020
in :  ASEAN News
Hongkong

A Hong Kong court threw out two private prosecutions on Monday (Aug 24)-including one against a police officer who shot a pro-democracy protester last year-following a unprecedented intervention by the Justice Secretary of the financial hub. Mr Ted Hui, an opposition lawmaker, brought the private lawsuits after prosecutors refused to file charges for two incidents during the major and frequently …

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South Korea Has Reported the Greatest Increase in Cases of Coronavirus Since March

By Katherine S
August 24, 2020
in :  ASEAN News
South Korea

South Korean authorities announced the largest daily rise in novel coronavirus cases since early March on August 23, suggesting that stricter social distancing rules could be required as outbreaks continued to spread from a church in Seoul and other gatherings. In view of this, the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) recorded 397 new infections, up from 332 …

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Mass Testing for COVID-19 to begin in Hong Kong on September

By Katherine S
August 22, 2020
in :  ASEAN News
Hongkong

Carrie Lam, Chief Executive of Hong Kong stated that the city will begin a campaign on Sept. 1 to check its entire population for coronavirus in the first attempt of this kind outside China. The blitz will last for as long as two weeks, with the aid of Chinese experts and labs. All residents have the right to a free, …

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Medical Experts Criticized the Involvement of Indonesian Inteligence Agency in Drug Trials

By Katherine S
August 22, 2020
in :  ASEAN News
COVID-19

Medical experts have criticized Indonesia ‘s Intelligence Unit (BIN) and Army’s unwanted involvement in efforts to find a cure for Covid-19, claiming that the associated clinical trials violated international protocols. This came after military chief Andika Perkasa announced that Indonesia was planning to produce drugs to fight coronavirus, and he expected BPOM, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Indonesian equivalent, …

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