Coronavirus around the world: June 2, 2020

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The biggest COVID-19 stories today:

New York City plans to reopen office-based jobs, real estate services, retail reopening, barber shops and hair salons in five upstate regions.

The World Health Organization says that COVID-19 may add to a rising issue of antibiotic resistance. The W.H.O is suggesting doctors avoid using antibiotic therapy or prophylaxis in patients with mild cases of COVID-19, unless there is a clear reason to do so.

Hong Kong is extending its ban on social gatherings of over eight people after finding some local transmission of COVID-19 cases.

Japan’s professional baseball players across the country are back on the field, practicing for an upcoming match in June. Safety precautions are being taken, although it appears most players are not wearing masks.

From June 10th, South Koreans will need to show a QR code on their phones before entering entertainment facilities. The QR codes are South Korea’s latest effort in trying to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

A Romanian shoemaker has designed long-nosed leather shoes that are about 1.5 metres long, to help people with social distancing.

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The shoes cracked me up. Awesome. People are so creative.

jacqi
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The WHO is subservient to The CCP because the USA and other Countries contributes to the the bottom 95% of the WHO (Hard working doctors & scientists) and The CCP buys, owns & pays off the top 5% of the WHO officials & administrators.

donovan
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Do the right things....Stay safe, stay healthy!!

Christelijke-apotheek-preken
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i doubt new york plays toronto news. if they did. The channel would change.

Xcoming
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Why have you not taken responsibility for your city

kenhunt
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No one is going to buy the long nose shoes. It is obviously not practical to use it. The 5 orders might be coming from close relatives to support him. 😁

stephenmichael