Kate Beckinsale, who is based in Britain, was finally reunited with Lily Sheen on July 23 in New York. Photo: Lily Sheen/Instagram
British actress Kate Beckinsale revealed that she was separated from her daughter Lily Sheen for two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic
Beckinsale, 47, who is based in Britain, was finally reunited with Sheen, 22, last Friday (July 23) in New York, where Sheen lives. I haven t seen my daughter for two years because of everything. Also, I went to Canada working and she couldn t come see me, Beckinsale said in an appearance on
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte speaks during the annual state of the nation address at the House of Representatives in Manila on July 26, 2021.- AFP
MANILA (The Straits Times/ANN): President Rodrigo Duterte vowed on Monday (July 26) to shepherd the Philippines out of the Covid-19 pandemic in his last year in office, outlining plans to pull the economy out of a deep recession and keep the coronavirus at bay. Back when I decided to answer your call to run for higher office, never did I imagine that my presidency would not only be judged on how I made good on my promises to fight drugs, criminality and corruption but how well I led my nation during the global pandemic, he said in his sixth and last State of the Nation Address.
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Gravediggers carry the coffin of a man who died of Covid-19 as they head towards a cemetery in Bandung on July 25, 2021. - AFP
JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN): A partial lockdown has been extended in Indonesia as plans are being finalised to ramp up contact tracing and reinforce quarantine facilities in the country to deal with the highly infectious Delta variant, which has seen it turn into the epicentre of the Covid-19 pandemic in Asia.
From Monday (July 26), a digital contact tracing system will be adopted and field personnel deployed to work with community clinics, local health departments across cities and regencies in the country.
About 6,500 cabin crew, or eight in 10, are doing at least one flight a month. - ST
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Nine in 10 Singapore Airlines Group pilots and eight in 10 cabin crew are back in the skies, flying at least once a month.
This is a far cry from the hours they were clocking before Covid-19 brought the aviation sector to its knees, but the fact that many are back in their uniforms offers some hope things are slowly but surely recovering.
Analysts, however, stressed that the immediate future will remain gloomy.
In SIA Group s previous update on crew numbers last August, it said then it had more than 3,200 pilots and almost 11,000 cabin crew.