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On October 3, 2023, the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) issued a Memorandum for Regional Directors (MRD) revising its audit guidance related to the cost impact calculation...
Majority of Filipinos have completed their registration for the National ID, according to data shared by the Department of Finance (DOF). In a presentation at the Philippine Economic Briefing (PEB) on Tuesday, Finance Secretary Carlos G. Dominguez III said a total of 61.3 million Filipinos have completed Steps 1 and…
BURNSTOWN, ONT. -- Under Step 2 of Ontario's reopening plan, outdoor live music is back on once again. At the Neat Cafe in Burnstown, west of Ottawa, they are already preparing for their second show of the year. "We’re doing shows of 100 [people] outside because we can socially distance everybody," says cafe owner Mark Enright. "The artists play under the shed here and we have everybody socially distanced. We socially distance the different groups on the lawn." Ontario's Step 2 rules permit outdoor live music with crowds capped at 25 per cent capacity, while indoor live music is re...
666 Amid concerns over Covid spread, pupils attend an outdoor class at a primary school in Staffordshire, Britain. REUTERS London, May 10 British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will set out on next Monday the next phase of lockdown easing, giving the green light to “cautious hugging” and the serving of pints inside pubs after months of strict restrictions. News about the next easing, to begin on May 17, comes as the country’s chief medical officers lowered the Covid alert level, meaning that an epidemic is in general circulation, but transmission is no longer high or rising exponentially...
This includes both indoor and outdoor venues and all organisers must continue to be Covid-secure and follow social distancing rules, it said. While venue capacities will vary, many will allow “significantly” more than 30 people to attend, the MHCLG said. Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick said: “The British people have made huge sacrifices throughout the pandemic to protect the NHS and save lives, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the deeply painful restrictions on the numbers attending funerals. “Losing a loved one has been incredibly hard during the pandemic and I am pleas...