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“Prioritizing Earth Healing in the midst of a Challenging Pandemic Virus”

By The Asian Affairs
April 21, 2020
in :  Opinion, Philippines, World
Covid 19 impacts on environment

We are living in an era in which intersecting problems are being lifted to a global scale, with unprecedented levels of inequality, environmental destruction and climate destabilization, as well as new spikes in populism, conflict, economic insecurity and increasing threats to public health. Both of these are crises that slowly tip the balance, question our business-as-usual economic paradigm of the …

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2 Russians found as cavemen in southern Thailand due to Covid-19

By The Asian Affairs
April 20, 2020
in :  Thailand, World
Couple couldn't return back to Russia from Thailand

The Krabi tourist police have found a Russian couple living in a tent inside a cave in Tonsai Bay after they were kicked out of their hotel. They have been stuck in Thailand due to the COVID-19 situation and can’t return back to Russia. The Russian tourists stated that they came to visit Krabi Province and its been over 2 …

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Coronavirus: Countries reject Chinese-made medical supplies, China says: don’t politicise

By The Asian Affairs
April 1, 2020
in :  Health, Indonesia, World

Amid pandemic coronavirus or Covid-19, some countries need medical equipment to avoid transmission of the virus. Thousands of testing kits and medical masks are below standard or defective that imported from China, according to authorities in Spain, Turkey and the Netherlands. On Saturday, the Dutch health ministry announced it had recalled 600,000 face masks. The equipment had arrived from a …

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“UAE Got What it Takes to Enhance the COVID-19 Testing by Drive Thru”

By The Asian Affairs
April 1, 2020
in :  Health, World

This is the age for innovation and discovery of fastest technology that will serve as a treatment to everyone’s need. Here’s what the United Arab Emirates got when they finally opened a drive-through coronavirus test facility as part of efforts by the Gulf state to counter the disease. It was implemented by Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheik Mohammed bin Zayed …

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Saudi Arabia records 4 new cases of COVID-19, including an American who went to Italy, Philippines

By The Asian Affairs
March 9, 2020
in :  Philippines, World

Saudi Arabia confirmed four additional coronavirus cases, including a U.S. visit to Italy and the Philippines, which brought the count to 15 on Monday. Advertisement On Sunday, the Kingdom placed a temporary lockout on its eastern oil-producing province of Qatif, home to most of its 15 coronavirus infections, and suspended national schools and universities. It has also halted travel with …

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US reveals $8-B COVID-19 fund; cruise ship testing underway

By The Asian Affairs
March 6, 2020
in :  Philippines, World

US lawmakers passed a $8.3 billion emergency spending bill to combat coronavirus Thursday as health workers boarded a cruise ship off the San Francisco coast to check sick passengers and crew. A day after the House passed the bill, the Senate gave sweeping bipartisan support to the funding so that President Donald Trump could easily be sent to the White …

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Wuhan Doctor recounts the fears and hopes of the frontline virus

By The Asian Affairs
March 6, 2020
in :  Thailand, World

One month after temporary clinics opened up to chaos and confusion at the epicenter of China’s coronavirus outbreak, Frontline Doctor Ma Yonggang is finally seeing more empty beds as fewer patients arrive. Announcement When 43-year-old Ma was first called to a sports stadium transformed into a medical facility on February 4, a virtual construction site with electrical wiring and beds …

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China’s business recovery from virus

By The Asian Affairs
March 6, 2020
in :  Thailand, World

Rising Chinese pollution levels measured from space are showing a gradual but uneven industrial pickup after the economic slowdown caused by the nation’s fight to contain the deadly novel coronavirus. Although the level of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in China’s atmosphere has risen nearly 50% from Feb 17, it was still roughly 20% below the equivalent period last year, according an …

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India granting visas to Japanese cancelled, others amid virus pandemic

By The Asian Affairs
March 4, 2020
in :  Thailand, World

India has suspended the granting of regular visas to nationals of Japan and three other countries to guard against the spread of the new coronavirus. The government, in an official advisory, also said all nationals of Japan, Italy, Iran and South Korea already possessing visas will not be allowed to enter India, excepting in compelling circumstances. The suspension applies to …

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WHO warns of mask shortages as cases of viruses rise globally

By The Asian Affairs
March 4, 2020
in :  Philippines, World

Countries scrambled to secure their mask supply as panic buying, hoarding and robbery spread over fears of the deadly coronavirus outbreak on Wednesday, with global health officials warning that protective gear stocks were rapidly dwindling. The disease that first emerged in China occurs almost daily in new countries, with Iran, Italy and South Korea facing increasing numbers. Italy’s death toll …

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