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'Stay Home if You Can': Virus-wary New Yorkers to Face Commuting Nightmare After Lockdown Relaxation
Experts have said mass transit is an enormous barrier to getting people back to work in Manhattan, where the car is only used by 12% of workers commuting to jobs in the US financial capital.
US Coronavirus Stimulus Went to Some Healthcare Providers Facing Criminal Inquiries, Reveals Report
The funds came from the $2.3 trillion CARES Act passed by Congress to blunt the economic toll of the pandemic, which has killed more than 64,000 Americans and thrown at least 30 million people out of work.
Little-Used Navy Hospital Ship Comfort Leaves New York After Treating Covid-19 Patients
The 1,000-bed Navy vessel, headed back to its home base in Norfolk, Virginia, never neared its capacity, even as the city quickly became the world's epicenter for Covid-19 infections.
New York Funeral Home Stores Bodies on Ice in Rented Trucks, Probe Initiated
Overwhelmed by coronavirus deaths, New York City funeral home rented four trucks to hold about 50 corpses.
Pakistan Slams 'Baseless' Media Reports of Jihadi Camps in PoK, Says Ploy to Divert Attention from J&K
Foreign Office spokesperson Aisha Farooqui called the media reports an 'unfortunate ploy' and said Pakistan plans to enhance regional cooperation in South Asia.
China Reports 12 New and 25 Asymptomatic Coronavirus Cases, Up From Four a Day Earlier
Of the domestic transmission cases, five were in the northeastern province of Heilongjiang and one in the northern region of Inner Mongolia.
Adolf Hitler Death Anniversary: Did You Know These Facts About The Draconian Ruler?
Adolf Hitler killed himself on this day in 1945.
US Coronavirus Outbreak Soon to be Deadlier Than Any Flu Since 1967 as Deaths Top 60,000
The only deadlier flu seasons were in 1967 when about 100,000 Americans died, 1957 when 116,000 died and the Spanish flu of 1918 when 675,000 died in the US.
Mobile Phone Data May Help Predict Covid-19 Spread Two Weeks in Advance: Study
The research, published in the journal Nature, analysed distribution of population outflows from Wuhan, China during the early stages of the COVID-19 outbreak.
US Repatriates 71K Americans, Now Largest Request from India and Pakistan, Says Official
US has got back over 71,000 American from 127 countries and the largest number of remaining requests for the same are from India and Pakistan.
Trump Will Order US Meat Processing Plants to Stay Open Amid Coronavirus Fears
The order is designed to give companies such as Tyson Foods Inc and others more liability protection in case employees catch the virus as a result of having to go to work.
US Coronavirus Cases Top 10 Lakh as Projected Death Toll Rises With Over 56,500 Fatalities
The actual number of cases is thought to be higher, with state public health officials cautioning that shortages of trained workers and materials have limited testing capacity.
US Imposes New Rules on Exports to China to Keep Tech From Beijing's Military Amid Covid-19 Crisis
The new rules will require licenses for US companies to sell certain items to companies in China that support the military, even if the products are for civilian use.
US President Donald Trump Nominates Indian-American Manisha Singh as Unites States Envoy to OECD
Manisha Singh, who has previously served as the Acting Under Secretary of Economic Growth, Energy and the Environment, will represent US in the America's next envoy to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.
German Chancellor Merkel Faces Growing Criticism Over German Virus Strategy
Though Germany began to lift lockdown measures last week, Merkel has urged caution and slammed growing impatience to shake off the curbs on public life introduced a month ago to slow contagion.
Every 7th Doctor in US is Indian, They're Working as Soldiers & Fighting Covid-19: Physicians' Body
American Physicians of Indian-Origin (AAPI) President Dr Suresh Reddy said that even at some point when the restrictions are relaxed, life will not be what people were used to before the pandemic.