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That same — very frequently at the moment is that same list often applies to key workers. — that same list often applies to key workers, people that were allowed to leave their _ workers, people that were allowed to leave their homes or in lockdown and deliver— leave their homes or in lockdown and deliver essential services. i think particularly when it comes to supermarkets, other people that work and deliver— supermarkets, other people that work and deliver essential services. i think�...

We are seeing today with almost all remaining restrictions on social gatherings being lifted. this i think is something the government is doing to compensate the recognition the fact that we just cant have a situation where weve got essential services staff like police officers, doctors and nurses, like train drivers and services essentially just coming to a halt. we saw in the metropolitan line suspended at the weekend because so many staff were self isolating. i think the real question is, are...

Grow by the time the summer is over. hospitalizations typically track broadly speaking the track of the case counts but this time, well, the numbers are a fraction of what you would expect. two-thirds of the adult population not fully vaccinated. however, there is a big problem with high case counts. thats the risk of so many people being told to self-isolate that you dont have enough staff and hospitals for essential services. the government set aside special exceptions for those people. the pr...

Date: Thursday, July 15, 2021 Two female police officers of Dhaka Metropolitan Police patrolling streets in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The visible presence of female police officers makes women feel safer. Taken on 3 June 2020. Photo: UN Women/Fahad Abdullah Kaizer In the past 18 months, by trapping women with their abusers, COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns have worsened the already-widespread violence against women while preventing many of them from getting help. But even those who do manage to...

Pipeline. the disruption of jbs and the meat packing and distribution operations. and other activities. its concerning. >> a spokesperson for the national security council said the cyber attack was not a threat to critical infrastructure. experts are saying we wont know the full impact for some time. can you give us an idea of how this might impact people at home? >> i think this fundamentally sidesteps the issue. whether this particular attack impacted critical infrastructure or not is almost i...

Now, with the troops going, were going to see an even more precipitous drop and that a lot of the really essential services like health care, like education, just wont exist anymore, because over 75% of the afghan governments budget comes from international donors like the united states. >> wow, thats really kind of alarming. there has been progress, youve talked about it, in the last 20 years, but where do womens rights still fall short in afghanistan, in your view? >> so, theres been a huge am...

Those who do. >> that is so unsafe. >> they should know better if theyre adults. >> reporter: polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >> the delta variant isnt just a problem for the united states, its wreaking havoc in countries around the world. our correspondents have the latest. >> reporter: in delhi, transport offices and malls will remain closed through the lockdown, only essential services allowed. national flights remain operational. army personnel are deployed on the streets. people violating gui...

Funding for police, and when he did it, he didnt like this. >> police officers, firefighters, first responders, nurses, all at risk of losing their jobs. over the last year, more than 600,000 educators have lost their jobs in cities and towns. the american rescue plan would provide emergency funding to keep these essential workers on the job and maintaining essential services. >> it was a very small part of the pitch anyway. at the time, most of the republicans complained about the $2 trillion s...

Mann ki Baat | PM Modi urges people to shed vaccine hesitancy Updated: Updated: June 27, 2021 19:22 IST Trust science and scientists, not rumours, to combat the threat of COVID-19, he says in the monthly broadcast. Share Article AAA BJP workers listen to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Mann ki Baat” radio broadcast in New Delhi on June 27, 2021.   | Photo Credit: PTI Trust science and scientists, not rumours, to combat the threat of COVID-19, he says in the monthly broadcast. Prime Minis...

Updated: ‘No global scientific evidence that virus targets particular age group,’ says Health Ministry Share Article AAA ‘No global scientific evidence that virus targets particular age group,’ says Health Ministry The possibility of a resurgence in COVID-19 infection is “speculative” and will depend on the “behaviour” of citizens and the virus, the Health Ministry has told the Supreme Court. “Possibility of any such resurgence would necessarily be speculative at this stage....