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Southeast Asia Kept COVID-19 Under Control For Most of the Pandemic Now It s Battling Worrying New Surges

Southeast Asia Kept COVID-19 Under Control For Most of the Pandemic. Now It s Battling Worrying New Surges Time 5 hrs ago Amy Gunia / Hong Kong © Jack Taylor AFP /Getty Images A cleaner wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) walks past a monk wearing a face mask at Hua Lamphong railway station in Bangkok on May 1, 2021, amid the latest wave of COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Thailand. At Thammasat University Hospital, about 20 miles north of Bangkok, doctors are scrambling to treat COVID-19 patients streaming in. Nearby, extra beds have been crammed in to a student dormitory block, turning it into a field hospital that can accommodate an additional 470 patients.

The International Movement of the Red Cross in Colombia stresses importance of respecting red cross emblem - Colombia

The International Movement of the Red Cross in Colombia stresses importance of respecting red cross emblem Format The Colombian Red Cross, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) reaffirm the importance of showing absolute and unconditional respect for the red cross emblem. Respecting the emblem is a way of protecting the staff who work for these humanitarian organizations, enabling them to help the most vulnerable victims and communities. The red cross is a symbol of impartial, neutral and independent humanitarian work. Its misuse in situations of armed conflict, violence, mass mobilizations or natural disasters can put the lives of authorized personnel, and the individuals and communities who receive their help, at risk.

Asia: 5 9 million COVID infections overwhelm hospitals

Asia and the Pacific see 5 9million Covid-19 cases in last two weeks

Asia and the Pacific see 5.9million Covid-19 cases in last two weeks Eliza Mcphee For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Australia s neighbouring countries are suffering an explosion of coronavirus cases with Asia and the Pacific recording 5.9 million new infections in just two weeks.  Hospitals and healthcare workers have been pushed to the brink of collapse to deal with the sudden surge in cases. Out of the ten countries around the world doubling their case numbers, seven are in Asia and the Pacific, according to the International Federation of Red Cross. The startling figures have prompted fears the virus could easily slip into Australia amid a slow rollout of the vaccine.

Asia and the Pacific see 5 9million coronavirus cases in the past two weeks

Australia s neighbouring countries are suffering an explosion of coronavirus cases with Asia and the Pacific recording 5.9 million new infections in just two weeks.  Hospitals and healthcare workers have been pushed to the brink of collapse to deal with the sudden surge in cases. Out of the ten countries around the world doubling their case numbers, seven are in Asia and the Pacific, according to the International Federation of Red Cross. The startling figures have prompted fears the virus could easily slip into Australia amid a slow rollout of the vaccine. An explosion of coronavirus cases has been seen in Australia s neighbours with Asia and the Pacific recording 5.9million new infections in just two weeks (pictured a Covid-19 patient in India)

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