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Live COVID-19 updates: COVID-19 cases in Sri Lanka surpass 55,000

Live COVID-19 updates: COVID-19 cases in Sri Lanka surpass 55,000
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Revealed: Two government ministers tried to stop the hospitality lockdown | Channel

Wednesday January 20, 2021, 3:13 PM STAC concluded no review of the hospitality shutdown should happen before the new year. Credit: ITV Channel TV ITV News can reveal two government ministers tried to stop Jersey’s hospitality lockdown. Senator Lyndon Farnham, the Deputy Chief Minister and consultant to the Royal Yacht Hotel, and Senator Ian Gorst, the External Relations Minister, wrote to the Chief Minister, Health Minister, and Dr Ivan Muscat in early December calling for hospitality venues, other than pubs, to be allowed to reopen to serve alcohol alongside a substantial meal. The revelation is contained in a new batch of minutes from STAC, the Scientific and Technical Advisory Cell, which advises ministers on how best to manage the pandemic.

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Taipei landlords caught illegally renting out studios for quarantines | Taiwan News

Four property owners fined total of NT$700,000 for breaching Taiwan’s pandemic measures | 2021/01/16

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Northern Australia s decade-long syphilis outbreak prompts calls for a national response

Northern Australia s decade-long syphilis outbreak prompts calls for a national response By Cameron Gooley © Provided by ABC Health The outbreak has primarily affected young Indigenous people living in remote and rural areas, particularly across Northern Australia. (ABC News) Australia s peak medical body is calling for a coordinated national response to bring an end to a syphilis outbreak that has spread through the country for 10 years. The sexually transmitted infection is easily treatable but has been moving through parts of Queensland, the Northern Territory, Western Australia and South Australia since January 2011. It has primarily affected young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in remote and rural areas, particularly Northern Australia.

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Laos govt continues to monitor Lao-Thai border to prevent spread of Covid-19

VIENTIANE, Jan 12 (Xinhua): Local authorities have been urged to monitor border crossings to prevent people from entering Laos illegally from Thailand, to stem the spread of Covid-19 after a widespread outbreak in Thailand. Many Lao workers are returning home from Thailand, both legally and illegally, sparking fears of a second wave of Covid-19 in Laos, local daily Vientiane Times on Tuesday quoted Deputy Director General of the Department of Communicable Disease Control under the Lao Ministry of Health, Phonepaserd Sayamounkhoung as saying. The taskforce and health authorities are concerned that Lao workers are returning from Thailand and entering Laos illegally by crossing the Mekong River, said Phonepaserd.

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