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That sars epidemic which killed more than 800 people in the early 2000s, along with another coronavirus virus outbreak, mers in 2015, meant that when covid—19 arrived in the region, many countries were much better prepared for it. but early successes do not mean the virus simply goes away. japan is now seeing a second wave of infections and has declared a state of emergency. in singapore, meanwhile, with migrant workers living in overcrowded dormitories, the country is also seeing a fresh outb...

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Homes across the country are increasing as many become ill with the coronavirus and are separated from their loved ones. while there is little human comfort for many during this incredibly difficult time, some care homes are employing technical solutions to try and provide some outside connection, and if not, a little distraction for their residents. in belgium, 60 zorabots have been deployed to care homes around the country to entertain residents kept in their rooms in isolation. zorabot plays ...

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In our regions, let‘s say like singapore, and it is not a country, but hong kong, or korea or taiwan and china, austria, new zealand, they are the ones really, after sars, prepared based on the lessons they had. that the sars epidemic which killed more than 800 people in the early along with another coronavirus virus outbreak, murs in 2015, meant that when covid—19 arrived in the region, many countries were much better prepared for it. but early successes do not mean the virus simply goes aw...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. im tim willcox. the first vaccine trials for coronavirus are under way across europe. two uk volunteers are injected in whats described as a scientific landmark. president trump offers hope to americans as they head towards the summer, by saying the latest research sunlight and heat helps kill the virus. and a warning of a second wave: the world health organisation tells the bbc countriues in south east asia n...

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We took some safe distancing measures, within the dormitories, and if we would be able to rewind the clock, one could say that these safe distancing measures needed to go much further. it is a systemic problem, one that wont change until the entire system does. the pandemic has brought to the surface the flaws in singapores society, and it was the failure to address these cracks that now threatens even their best laid plans. lets bring you up—to—date with the latest headlines. president trum...

Thats a significant problem because, as you know, there are so many asymptomatic cases, so its hard to know who actually has the virus and who doesnt, so we cant isolate residents, we cant send staff home without knowing actually who has the virus or who has survived the virus and no longer has it. >> katie smith sloan, thank you so much for joining us and helping us put a spotlight on this. >> thank you. thanks for watching this hour of "msnbc live." im ayman mohyeldin. after a quick break, m...