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Another case arrived on December 16 from South Korea. The person tested positive due to routine testing at around day three and has been transferred to the Auckland quarantine facility, the Jet Park. The next case also arrived on December 16, although the country of origin is not yet available. This person tested positive due to routine testing at around day three and has been transferred to the Auckland quarantine facility. One additional case arrived on December 18 from Russia via Singapore. Their result is believed to indicate a previous infection, referred to as a historical case. This pe...

CDC now projects up to 362,000 US Covid-19 deaths by January 2 From CNN Health’s Ben Tinker A forecast published Wednesday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention projects there will be 332,000 to 362,000 coronavirus deaths in the United States by January 2.  Unlike some individual models, the CDC’s ensemble forecast only offers projections a few weeks into the future. The previous ensemble forecast, published December 3, projected up to 329,000 coronavirus deaths by December 26. At least 289,450 people have already died from Covid-19 in the United States, accordi...

An 83-year-old Singaporean passenger aboard a "cruise to nowhere" has re-tested negative for COVID-19 after a false positive halted the voyage, Singapore's Ministry of Health said. The man had initially tested positive for the virus while aboard the Quantum of the Seas, operated by Royal Caribbean International. That test has now been deemed negative, Singaporean authorities said in a statement on Thursday. READ MORE: The Quantum of the Seas cruise ship is docked at the Marina Bay Cruise Center after officials said an elderly passenger returned a false positive test. (AP) The ship was hosting...

The future of the court if it is needed. all government agencies will be seriously affected. it's estimated that some 40% of the workforce will be unable or unwilling to report to work. such a reduction of available human resources could be catastrophic to the continuation of court services. courts will need to develop mechanisms to ensure the continuity of vital court operations in a manner that doesn't jeopardize the health and safety of the judicial workforce or members of the public appearing before the court." this is what they were contending with. this is what they were trying to plan f...

This morning on "world news this morning on "world news now" -- defiant nurse. she returned from treating ebola patients in africa and was ordered to stay in a hospital tent for days. now she's refusing quarantine orders at home. what's next? sit down and shut up. >> all right. fighting words from new jersey's governor to a protester who says he hasn't done enough to help hurricane sandy survivors. the outburst, is this necessarily presidential? secret recipes. something sweet from the inventors of the cronut. the doughnut-croissant creation from his kitchen to yours. and the iron man ...