COVID-19: Over 6.5 Million People Tested In Wuhan In 10 Days
The Chinese city of Wuhan, where coronavirus broke out in December, reportedly conducted 6.5 million COVID-19 tests in 10 days. According to the state media, Wuhan embarked on a citywide nucleic acid testing drive which came after six new cases emerged in a residential community earlier in the month. The nucleic acid tests are said to function by detecting the virus genetic...
Boris Johnson Eases Lockdown Measures In The UK
The UK government has announced June 15 for the reopening of all non-essential retail stores as part of plans to further ease the lockdown measures. ABN TV reports that the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday night disclosed this at the daily Downing Street press conference. He said some easing of Lockdown Measures will begin along with primary school openings...
Moment White Woman Calls 911, Lies That African American Is Threatening Her Life (Video)
An African American man captured the moment a Caucasian woman made a 911 call and pretended to be in distress while lying that "an African American man" is threatening her life. The woman was at the famous Ramble in New York's Central Park when she took her dog off the leash, an act that is clearly against the rules so...
Father, Daughter Go Naked To Recreate Photo They Took Years Ago
A woman went naked and sat on her father, who was equally naked, just to recreate a bathtub photo they took when she was a baby. The woman, who is reportedly transgender, shared the baby photo with her father and the recently recreated one and wrote: "Me and my dad just took these. I love him." However, Twitter users were not...
China Warns US Against Sparking Cold War
Wang Yi, the Chinese foreign minister, said Sunday that the U.S. should “give up on its wishful thinking of changing China” and avoid bringing the two countries to a “new Cold War.” “China has no intention to change, still replace, the United States,” he said, according to the Washington Post. “It is time for the United States to give up...
Wuhan Officially Bans Eating Of Wild Animals
Authorities in Wuhan, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak, have officially banned eating, hunting and breeding wild animals. A notice on the city's municipal government website said the ban will come into immediate effect and will last for five years. ABN TV reported that the novel coronavirus was first recorded in Wuhan late last year and the outbreak was linked to a seafood market where live animals...
Former WWE Star, Found Dead Ashore Venice Beach
Shad Gaspard, a former WWE star, has been found dead, a few days after he was caught in a riptide while swimming with his son on Venice Beach in Los Angeles. He was 39. According to UK Guardian, the Los Angeles police, in a statement, said patrol officers were flagged down in the early hours of Wednesday by a passerby who...
Nurse Treating COVID-19 Patients Goes Viral For Wearing “Lingerie” Under Transparent PPE In Male Ward (Photos)
A Russian nurse has gone viral for wearing “lingerie” beneath a transparent protective gown while treating coronavirus patients after claiming she was “too hot”. The revealing picture was taken by a COVID-19 patient in a male ward in Tula, south of Russian capital Moscow. According to him, there were 'no complaints' from fellow patients. The unnamed nurse in her 20s reportedly told...
UN Chief Antonio Guterres Praises Africa’s Efforts To Stem COVID-19
United Nations, UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres said Wednesday that the developed world could learn lessons from the preventative measures taken by many African countries to stem the spread of the coronavirus. “COVID-19 has made much slower progress (in Africa) than the predictions that were made at the beginning” of the crisis, Guterres said in an interview with RFL radio in...
Rwanda Deploy Robots That Can Screen “150 People Per Minute” In Fight Against COVID-19
Five humanoid robots have been delivered to Rwanda to assist in both patient screening and delivery of foods and drugs to those suffering from COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus. According to BBC, Daniel Ngamije, the country’s health minister, who broke the news on Tuesday, said the move is aimed at reducing the exposure of health workers to COVID-19...
