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Bolivien: Gewerkschaften in Cochabamba rufen Notstand aus und fordern Wahlen
„Wenn die Regierung verhindern will, dass die Menschen auf die Straße gehen, sollte sie auf die Stimme des Volks hören.“ Rodríguez forderte Polizei und Streitkräfte auf, sich auf die Seite des Volkes zu stellen, sollte es zu Konflikten kommen.
White House goes on brief lockdown after protest erupts nearby
The White House went into a brief lockdown on Friday evening as protests over the death of George Floyd raged nearby, according to reporters who said they were in the building at the time.
Dakota County, Anoka County, suburbs join Minneapolis, St. Paul in ordering weekend curfews
The curfew will bar people from all traveling in all public spaces, including streets in the city, according to the order signed by mayor Jacob Frey.
Gericht: Bußgeld-Katalog muss präzisiert werden
Das Verfassungsgericht Berlin urteilte, Bürger könnten nicht klar erkennen, welche Handlung oder Unterlassung bußgeldbewehrt sei. Dies könne gerade rechtstreue Bürger veranlassen, sich in ihren Grundrechten noch weiter zu beschränken, als es erforderlich wäre, um keine Ordnungswidrigkeit zu begehen.
Reported Cases and Deaths by Country, Territory, or Conveyance
(aktuell)
Germany:
Total Cases: 181,530
New Cases: +242
Total Deaths: 8,498
New Deaths: –
Total Recovered: 162,800
Active Cases: 10,232
Serious, Critical: 821
49th State Is First to Fully Reopen After Pandemic Closures
Retail stores, restaurants, gyms, museums and churches were allowed to reopen statewide on Friday for the long weekend, while Anchorage, the state’s most populous city, phased into a 100% opening on Monday. Alaska entered what officials dubbed as phases three and four of its five-phase reopening plan simultaneously at 8 a.m. Friday.
When the people lead…the „leaders“ will follow. The virus panic is no different.
Watch today’s Liberty Report:
How the pandemic made this virologist an unlikely cult figure
(28.04.2020)
Drosten also explains coronaviruses to politicians. He has advised German Chancellor Angela Merkel—they chatted by phone for about an hour recently, he says—and Minister of Health Jens Spahn. He has been called Germany’s “coronavirus-explainer-in-chief” and “the coronavirus pope,” the German equivalent of a “coronavirus czar.”
Ecuador: Protests Against New Neoliberal Measures Amid Lockdown
Unions, students, teachers, workers, and social organizations took to the streets in Quito as others followed from home in several cities Monday with a pot-banging protest.
Boris Johnson steps in at 5pm press conference to REFUSE to sack Dominic Cummings and says aide acted ‚responsibly and legally‘ while ‚following instincts of any father‘ amid calls for resignation over claims he broke lockdown three times
But despite ten Tory backbenchers demanding the scalp of his closest adviser and the mastermind of the Brexit Vote Leave campaign, he backed the divisive Machiavellian figure over revelations he twice travelled 270 miles from London to Durham while the public were told to stay at home.
Dominic Cummings broke the lockdown? Good
The hysteria over his trip to his parents‘ home is driven by nothing more than Remainer revenge.
Science alone can’t tell us whether to open up our states
The debate often sounds like one between those who have the „facts“ on their side versus those who do not.
Lockdown ‘panic virus’ among world leaders cost more lives than it saved, claims Nobel Prize scientist
„The problem with epidemiologists is that they feel their job is to frighten people into lockdown.
„So you say ‚there’s going to be a million deaths‘ and when there are only 25,000 you say ‚it’s good you listened to my advice‘.“
The lock was a waste of time and could kill more than it saved, says Nobel laureate
Michael Levitt, a professor at Stanford University who correctly predicted the initial magnitude of the pandemic, suggested that the decision to keep people inside was motivated by “panic” rather than better science.
Professor Levitt also said that the modeling that led the government to impose the foreclosure – done by Professor Neil Ferguson – had overestimated the number of deaths by “10 or 12 times”.
Wird der Oberste Gerichtshof von Texas dem Obersten Gerichtshof von Wisconsin folgen?
In der vergangenen Woche hat der Oberste Gerichtshof von Wisconsin als erstes der höchsten einzelstaatlichen Gerichte in Amerika einen Großteil der Coronavirus-Bekämpfung einer Landesregierung für nichtig erklärt.
I want Whitmer to lock down Michigan until the state is punished so severely for voting Democrat, they don’t do it again for a generation.
State Senator Lucido calls for investigation in Governor Whitmer’s nursing home orders
(19.05.2020)
The Macomb County republican says Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s executive order required all long-term care facilities at less than 80% capacity to create COVID19 units and accept patients. Now he’s asking Michigan’s Attorney General and the U.S. Attorney for Michigan’s Eastern District to investigate whether that endangered nursing home residents.
“Why did we have this order, when medical personnel themselves are saying that the most unsafe position you could put the ones who are vulnerable in is bringing COVID into the facility,” said Lucido.
Peter Lucido wants investigation into Whitmer’s orders to place COVID-19 patients in nursing homes
(20.05.2020)
The Macomb County lawmaker on Monday called for the probe into the governor’s Executive Orders 2020-50 and 2020-84, which mandate all long-term facilities in the state at less than 80% capacity to create COVID-19 units and accept and retain patients diagnosed with the new coronavirus.
„Why would we bring infected people into a facility that is set up to care for the elderly,“ Lucido said Tuesday. „Nursing homes were never set up to care for COVID-19 patients. Nursing homes don’t have the proper medical equipment, ventilators, or medical personnel to care for them.“
Governor Whitmer cannot legitimately invoke emergency powers on an ongoing basis when the legislature is available to address COVID-19. It’s not an “emergency” under such circumstances. President Trump tried this nonsense with the wall and arms sales. The same principle applies.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer extends lockdown order for the fifth time — through June 12
WJBK-TV reported that Whitmer extended her order on Friday evening at around 5:00 p.m., just as the Memorial Day weekend kicked off.
38.6 million have applied for unemployment since COVID-19
Roughly 38.6 million people have now filed for jobless aid since the coronavirus forced millions of businesses to close their doors and shrink their workforces, the Labor Department said Thursday.
Another 2.2 million people sought aid under a new federal program for self-employed, contractor and gig workers, who are now eligible for jobless aid for the first time.
‘How Could the CDC Make That Mistake?’
This is not merely a technical error. States have set quantitative guidelines for reopening their economies based on these flawed data points.
Several states—including Pennsylvania, the site of one of the country’s largest outbreaks, as well as Texas, Georgia, and Vermont—are blending the data in the same way. Virginia likewise mixed viral and antibody test results until last week, but it reversed course and the governor apologized for the practice after it was covered by the Richmond Times-Dispatch and The Atlantic. Maine similarly separated its data on Wednesday; Vermont authorities claimed they didn’t even know they were doing this.
Scientists Warn CDC Testing Data Could Create Misleading Picture Of Pandemic
The CDC combines the results of genetic tests that spot people who are actively infected, mostly by using a process known as polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, with results from another, known as serology testing, which looks for antibodies in people’s blood. Antibody testing is used to identify people who were previously infected.
COVID-19 Patients’ Right to Privacy Against Quarantine Surveillance
Governments around the world are using surveillance technologies to monitor whether COVID-19 patients are complying with instructions to quarantine at home. These include GPS ankle shackles, phone apps that track location, and phone apps that require patients to periodically take quarantine selfies and send them to government monitors.
International Proposals for Warrantless Location Surveillance To Fight COVID-19
Time and again, governments have used crises to expand their power, and often their intrusion into citizens’ lives. The COVID-19 pandemic has seen this pattern play out on a huge scale. From deploying drones or ankle monitors to enforce quarantine orders to proposals to use face recognition or thermal imaging cameras for monitoring public spaces, governments around the world have been adopting intrusive measures in their quest to contain the pandemic.
Support slips for stay-at-home restrictions in new poll
Sixty percent of Americans are in favor of requiring Americans to remain home except for essential errands, including about a third of Americans who strongly favor it. This is down from 80 percent in favor of stay-at-home orders in April.
Sevilla ya es un clamor: cientos de personas marchan por cuarto día contra Sánchez
(today)
Varios cientos de personas se han vuelto a juntar este miércoles para protestar contra el Gobierno de un Pedro Sánchez del que exigen su dimisión. Se trata de la cuarta movilización celebrada en Sevilla contra el Ejecutivo.
Hundreds of Spaniards march against government despite social-distancing rules
The protests in Madrid intensified over the weekend, after health authorities on Friday rejected the region’s request to move to the next phase of the coronavirus deescalation plan. While much of the country is now in Phase 1, which allows some degree of social interaction and the reopening of some businesses, Madrid remains in Phase 0, although a few restrictions have been eased.
La rebelión ciudadana se extiende a toda España: clamor general contra Sánchez e Iglesias
(17.05.2020)
Obligatory use of face masks in Spain: What you need to know about the new rules
According to the ministerial order, published Wednesday in the Official State Gazette (BOE), face masks must be worn in the “public street, in open-air spaces and any closed space that is for public use or that is open to the public, where it is not possible to maintain [an interpersonal] distance” of two meters.
The new rules apply to everyone over the age of six. The use of face masks is also recommended for children between three and five years of age.
Corona-Krise in Chile: Schwere Zusammenstöße bei Hungerprotesten
„Es geht ums Essen, nicht um die Quarantäne“. Sie fordern, dass der Staat ihnen hilft, da sie wegen der Ausgangssperre kein Einkommen mehr haben.
Contact Tracer, die Corona-Detektive
Sie sollen die Kontakte von Corona-Infizierten aufspüren und damit dafür sorgen, dass Ansteckungsketten unterbrochen werden – die sogenannten Contact Tracer in den USA.
Meanwhile in Sochi on Sunday, six members of Russia’s ‚National Guard‘ (росгвардейцев) versus one man who clearly loves his freedom.
(18.05.2020)
Here’s a better angle. The man was refusing to stay inside at a special Covid-19 quarantine centre. There are currently 393 people obliged to stay in the facility at Sochi observatory. This also explains the cheering.
Coronavirus ’not a pandemic in Pakistan‘ says top court, ordering curbs lifted
In its decision, which is binding, the court said the virus „apparently is not a pandemic in Pakistan“ and questioned why fighting it was „swallowing so much money“.
Pakistan court orders reopening of malls across country
“If the shops are shut down, shopkeepers will die of hunger rather than the coronavirus,” the broadcaster quoted the chief justice as saying.
Police enforcement of physical distancing measures exposes old wounds in New York
Accused of targeting minorities, NYPD will no longer hand out tickets to those not wearing masks
S Africa court issues orders to end police abuse during lockdown
Human rights groups and experts have welcomed a series of orders issued by a South African court that compel authorities to prevent police and army brutality during the enforcement of a lockdown meant to curb the spread of coronavirus.
The Senate voted to let the government keep surveilling your online life without a warrant
(14.05.2020)
Many senators wanted to forbid the government from secretly collecting information about your internet habits, but an amendment failed by just one vote.
Niessl fordert erneut Sportunterricht
Es sei unverständlich, warum 15 Schüler zusammen in einer Klasse sitzen, aber nicht zusammen im Freien Sport betreiben dürften.
Trump calls into NBC golf broadcast to discuss return of sports, coronavirus response
„We want to get sports back. We miss sports,“ Trump said. „We need sports in terms of the psyche, the psyche of our country.“
„We want to be back to normal where you have the big crowds where they’re practically standing on top of each other, not where they’re worried,“ Trump added.
Salvadoran Officials Reject Quarantine Extension
Likewise, a group of humanitarian organizations said that the government’s measure is „null“ and called on the Prosecutor’s Office to promote an investigation against executive officials for the alleged „alteration of the constitutional order.“
’50 states and 50 different approaches:‘ States scramble to hire COVID-19 contact tracers
Massachusetts has added more than 1,000 workers and sent some into communities with large numbers of cases. California last week began training the first recruits of a planned 20,000-person contact tracing team. And New York plans to add as many as 17,000 contact tracers through a partnership with former Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Resolve to Save Lives, headed by former CDC Director Tom Frieden.
UK – We now have an army of snitches – Michael Gove reveals 17,000 coronavirus contact tracers recruited …
Michael Gove heaps praise on under-fire Matt Hancock and reveals 17,000 coronavirus contact tracers now recruited
A senior government source told the Mail on Sunday last week that Mr Hancock was on “borrowed time” and had “fallen out with the most powerful figures in the Government”, including Mr Johnson.
But Mr Gove, who revealed that “just over 17,000 of the contact tracers” had now been recruited – told Sky News’ Niall Paterson: “Here I have to praise the work of the Health Secretary Matt Hancock.”
Social distancing corrodes society
Life without human interaction is hardly life at all.
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson accepts ‚frustration‘ over lockdown rules
„I understand people will feel frustrated with some of the new rules,“ the PM wrote.
„We are trying to do something that has never had to be done before – moving the country out of a full lockdown, in a way which is safe and does not risk sacrificing all of your hard work.
„I recognise what we are now asking is more complex than simply staying at home, but this is a complex problem and we need to trust in the good sense of the British people.“
That cop knee dropped deliberately to break his rib. Utterly disgusting and assault. Outrageous! Shocking! How can anyone justify that. Total brutality. He’s a thug criminal @IOPC_Help
Piers Corbyn, brother of ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, also led away in handcuffs after saying 5G and coronavirus pandemic linked, calling it a ‘pack of lies to brainwash you and keep you in order’
Protesters boo as man led away in handcuffs by police at Hyde Park anti-lockdown protest
19 arrested as anti-lockdown protests take place across country
The London rally was one of many that took place across the country today as people flouted social distancing rules to group together in Manchester, Bristol, Nottingham and parts of Scotland.
Journalist knocked down by police during today’s #protests in #Warsaw. The measures taken (including such a large number of #police officers) against protesters seem unjustified
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Interpellation par la police à Montpellier d’une gilet jaune manipulant une gigantesque marionnette
Moment de liesse à l’arrivée d’une marionnette géante, place de la Comédie.
#Montpellier #deconfinementjour6 #manifestation #GiletsJaunes marqués malheureusement quelques minutes plus tard par l’interpellation de la dame à la marionnette.
#deconfinementjour6 #Montpellier #GiletsJaunes
Biggest turnout of Gilets Jaunes, on defiance of epidemic rules, was an estimated 350 in Montpellier. Crowd refused to disperse. Some scuffling, some tear gas. Police used batons at one stage. One woman hurt. Just like old times…
Des manifestations de « Gilets jaunes » interdites ce samedi à Nantes, Angers, Saint-Nazaire, Toulouse, Montpellier et Lyon
Alors que des appels à manifester ce samedi ont été lancés dans plusieurs villes où les Gilets jaunes espéraient de nouveau battre le pavé, ils ont reçu l’interdiction de manifester à Angers, Nantes, Saint-Nazaire, Toulouse, Montpellier et Lyon.
Legal challenges to stay-at-home orders gain momentum
Opponents of stay-at-home orders got a major boost this week when the Wisconsin Supreme Court invalidated the state’s coronavirus health order, a decision that’s already generating momentum behind similar challenges across the country.
The psychological toll of reopening the country amid the COVID-19 pandemic will further the divide between „haves“ and „have-nots“
Dass-Brailsford said the majority of Americans will experience some form of anxiety, fear or paranoia as they step back out into the world.
„I wonder whether this person has COVID-19,“ she said some will think as they interact with more people.
Oberster Gerichtshof von Wisconsin kommt zur Rettung: Richter annullieren einen Großteil der Coronavirus-Kampagne des Gouverneurs
Es bleibt zu hoffen, dass in ganz Amerika gerichtliche und gesetzgeberische Maßnahmen ergriffen werden, um deutlich zu machen, dass Regierungen – ob auf bundesstaatlicher, lokaler oder nationaler Ebene – nicht erneut eine „Bedrohung der öffentlichen Gesundheit“ oder einen anderen „Notstand“ dazu benutzen können, um drakonische Maßnahmen durchzusetzen.
Der Bezirksstaatsanwalt von Brooklyn weigert sich, Personen zu verfolgen, die wegen Nichteinhaltung von Vorschriften des Social Distancing verhaftet wurden
Gonzalez hat sich dafür entschieden, keine der 40 Personen strafrechtlich zu verfolgen, die die Polizei vom 17. März bis zum 4. Mai im Bezirk verhaftet hat, weil sie gegen die im Namen der Bekämpfung des Coronavirus verhängten Auflagen zur sozialen Distanzierung verstoßen haben.
Sen. @RandPaul : „The PATRIOT Act in the end is not patriotic.“
The Senate voted to let the government keep surveilling your online life without a warrant
The measure needed 60 votes to pass. It got 59.
The outcome is especially frustrating since four senators didn’t vote on the amendment at all, and at least one would have voted yes. Lamar Alexander couldn’t vote because he’s quarantined. Two others — Ben Sasse and Bernie Sanders — didn’t respond to request for comment on where they were during the vote. An aide told Politico that Patty Murray would have voted yes had she been there, but the senator was not in Washington, DC, when the vote occurred.
The decrease in social distancing isn’t just in states that have ended stay-at-home orders. It’s also in states where restrictions remain.
Lockdown for ANOTHER MONTH??? Who the hell voted for that Jackass IGE??? I hope the Hawaii Supreme Court sets us free like they did in Wisconsin! #endthelockdown #frickinggovernor #gestapostate
INSANE. At a New York subway station, a mom thrown on the floor by police and handcuffed in front of her child, not because she wasn’t wearing a mask, but because she wasn’t wearing it PROPERLY.
About 40 Million Americans Filed For Unemployment Since Mid-March—Politicians Need To Act Fast Before It’s Too Late
The Labor Department does not include all of the people who have finished collecting benefits, but did not find a new job. Small business owners, who had to close their companies down, have said that they haven’t been able to collect unemployment even though they aren’t earning any money.
Europe Stocks Rise While U.S. Futures Edge Higher: Markets Wrap
European stocks rose and U.S. equity futures eked out gains, trimming declines at the end of a week dogged by concern about a second wave of coronavirus infections and simmering tension between America and China. Oil climbed and Treasuries drifted.
Germany Plunges Into Recession With Biggest Slump in Decade
A revision to Germany’s fourth-quarter performance means Europe’s largest economy is already in a recession. With restrictions to contain the pandemic only slowly being lifted, the economy is set to suffer much more in the three months through June.
The euro and German bunds barely reacted to the data.
French parents set up woodland classroom in protest at school closure
Around nine children, aged 4-7, attended the first day of classes in woodland owned by one of the parents near the town of Montmeyran, in the Drôme, with desks, chairs and whiteboards all set up in a specially pruned clearing.
Lessons included maths, physics and reading with parents acting as teachers.
Musiker in der CoV-Krise: Keine Auftritte, kaum Einnahmen
Seit Mitte März haben sie wenig bis kein Einkommen. Am Mittwoch wandte sich die freie österreichische Musikszene in einem offenen Brief an die Bundesregierung.
Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down state’s stay-at-home order
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has overturned the state’s stay-at-home order, ruling it „unlawful“ and „unenforceable“ in a high-profile win for the state’s Republican-led Legislature.
In a 4-3 decision Wednesday, the court ruled that Democratic Gov. Tony Evers‘ administration overstepped its authority when the state Department of Health Services extended the order to May 26.
Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down Tony Evers‘ stay-at-home order that closed businesses, schools to limit spread of coronavirus
Without legislative review, “an unelected official could create law applicable to all people during the course of COVID-19 and subject people to imprisonment when they disobeyed her order,” the majority wrote.
Trump says he was ’surprised‘ by Fauci’s warnings on reopening
The president separately said in an interview with Fox Business’s Maria Bartiromo that “we have to get the schools open, we have to get our country open, we have to open our country.“
„Now we want to do it safely, but we also want to do it as quickly as possible, we can’t keep going on like this … You’re having bedlam already in the streets, you can’t do this. We have to get it open. I totally disagree with him [Fauci] on schools,” the president added.
El Salvador: White Cloths to Protest Hunger
Bukele’s administration delivered a $300 (USD) worth of coupons as part of economic government help. Ilopango and Tonacatepeque residents affirmed they did not receive it.
Poverty Forces Chileans to Cook in ‚the Common Pot‘
Chile’s economic crisis unleashed by President Sebastian Piñera’s neoliberal policies and exacerbated by the pandemic revived images that had not been seen in Chile since the time of the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship (1973-1990).
Corona-Pandemie: Hunger und Protest in Kolumbiens Armenvierteln
Im Gefängnis von Villavicencio, rund 100 Kilometer von Bogotá entfernt, sind bereits 706 Fälle von Corona-Infizierten bestätigt. „Wenn sie uns nicht freilassen oder medizinische Hilfe gewähren, verurteilen sie uns alle zur Todesstrafe“, sagte ein Sprecher der Gefangenen aus Villavicencio gegenüber amerika21.
Seven million people will be on hospital waiting lists by autumn because of coronavirus delays, report warns
– More than 7 million people could be on hospital waiting lists before October
– The daunting figure comes from Analysis by the healthcare provider Medefer
– It comes after medics warned up to 2,700 cancers were being missed weekly
Minister admits Government could start a new contract tracing app as only 52% of Brits say they would download it when it needs 60% of the population to be effective
He said officials were ‚paying attention‘ to how other countries were using technology to keep on top of the crisis.
Other nations have adopted an app model which stores data in a more favourable way, which has fuelled a backlash over privacy concerns.
The ‚centralised‘ model used by the NHS is believed to have caused reluctance to download the app – which ministers have previously denied is a problem.
FDA commissioner and CDC director will testify remotely in Senate hearing
Dr. Robert Redfield, the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Dr. Stephen Hahn, the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, will testify by video conference at a Senate hearing about the coronavirus next week.
Celebrating Mother’s Day amid the COVID-19 Lockdown. Your Government Doesn’t Allow You to “Hug your Mom”.
The average number of children in a family in the U.S is 1.9 and as gatherings of more than 2 people even of the same family may be prohibited unless they live in the same household, people will have to celebrate this holiday apart.
The crazy thing about all of these cases of COVID in prison is that they’re happening to people who are IN PRISON someone has to be in there intentionally spreading the virus.
Reports: 11 US Secret Service members currently positive for COVID-19
A spokesperson for DHS reportedly declined to comment on the number of cases.
Fauci to enter ‚modified quarantine‘: report
He will be staying at home and teleworking while wearing a mask continually for 14 days.
U.S. CDC, FDA chiefs in self-quarantine following COVID-19 exposure -statement, report
U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Stephen Hahn is in self-quarantine for a couple of weeks after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19, an FDA spokesman told Reuters late on Friday.
CDC director self-quarantining after COVID-19 exposure at White House
Dr. Robert Redfield, the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will self-quarantine for two weeks after he was exposed to a person at the White House who tested positive for Covid-19, a CDC spokesperson confirmed to CNN.
Trump sought a reopening but found the virus in the White House instead
President Donald Trump hoped this would be the week he emerged into a nation recovering from pandemic. Instead the pandemic came to him.
Positive coronavirus cases shake White House
Miller’s positive test prompted the vice president to delay his takeoff for a trip to Iowa. Six staffers who may have had contact with her deplaned, and all six later tested negative for the virus.
The positive tests reflect the dangers of the virus spreading inside the White House complex, and it further called into question what measures are being taken to try and limit the exposure of the top two elected officials in American government.
Pence press secretary Katie Miller tests positive for coronavirus
Miller is one of Pence’s closest aides and is married to Stephen Miller, one of Trump’s senior advisers.
California sheriff says he won’t enforce stay-at-home order because it’s ‚time to get back opening up‘
„They want me to make criminals out of law-abiding citizens that are, you know, trying to support a family,“ Bianco said. „It doesn’t make sense anymore.
Tausende bei Fahrraddemo gegen slowenische Regierung
Der Regierung wird vorgeworfen, dass sie unter Vorwand der Pandemie die Bürgerrechte einschränkt.
White House Rattled by a Military Aide’s Positive Coronavirus Test
(07.05.2020)
President Trump said he and Vice President Mike Pence, as well as the White House staff, would now be tested on a daily basis.
The US just reported its deadliest day for coronavirus patients as states reopen, according to WHO
(02.05.2020)
– The U.S. saw 2,909 people die of Covid-19 in 24 hours, according to the data, which was collected as of 4 a.m. ET on Friday.
– That’s the highest daily death toll in the U.S. yet based on a CNBC analysis of the WHO’s daily Covid-19 situation reports.
– The country’s deadliest day comes as state officials weigh reopening parts of the economy and easing stay-at-home orders.
The price of reopening the economy: tens of thousands of American lives
(05.05.2020)
Depressing new death toll projections and infection data on Monday dashed the optimism stirred by more than half the country taking various steps to reopen an economy that is vital to Trump’s reelection hopes and has shed more than 30 million jobs. Stay-at-home orders slowed the virus and flattened the curve in hotspots like New York and California, but they have so far failed to halt its broader advance, leaving the nation stuck on a grim plateau of about 30,000 new cases a day for nearly a month.
Bereits rund tausend Eilanträge gegen Corona-Auflagen
Die Gerichtsverfahren betreffen laut Richterbund etwa die Maskenpflicht, Versammlungsverbote, Reisebeschränkungen, Gottesdienst-Auflagen oder Regelungen für Geschäftsöffnungen.
Guidelines drafted by CDC were rejected by Trump administration citing religious freedom, economic concerns: report
The Trump administration rejected guidelines proposed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on how to take public health precautions to safely reopen the economy, according to The New York Times.
COVID-19 Antibody Seroprevalence in Santa Clara County, California
(11.04.2020)
A hundred deaths out of 48,000-81,000 infections corresponds to an infection fatality rate of 0.12-0.2%. If antibodies take longer than 3 days to appear, if the average duration from case identification to death is less than 3 weeks, or if the epidemic wave haspeaked and growth in deaths is less than 6% daily, then the infection fatality rate would be lower.
The data is in — stop the panic and end the total isolation
Five key facts are being ignored by those calling for continuing the near-total lockdown.
Fact 1: The overwhelming majority of people do not have any significant risk of dying from COVID-19.
The recent Stanford University antibody study now estimates that the fatality rate if infected is likely 0.1 to 0.2 percent, a risk far lower than previous World Health Organization estimates that were 20 to 30 times higher and that motivated isolation policies.
Evidence mounts that outside is safer when it comes to COVID-19
Health experts say people are significantly less likely to get the coronavirus while outside, a fact that could add momentum to calls to reopen beaches and parks closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gov. Cuomo: 66 percent of new hospitalizations in New York are people who were at home
Reaction and analysis from Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel.
Phase 2: 3,691 cited for breaking rules on first day
Some 96 shopowners were fined and 23 shops closed down, it said. Some 98 people were cited for false declarations and 11 for breaking quarantine.