International Update
May 27, 2020
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3,254
1,162
4.52%
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as posted by the channelUnited States
Cases, 1,681,418
Deaths, 98,929
Social interactions over Memorial Day weekend
Delay then more cases
Arkansas, dangerous second peak
Alabama, 80% of deaths in May alone
CDC, wear masks
South Korea
Cases, 11,265
Deaths, 269
Monday, 19 new cases
Tuesday 20 new cases
Linked to an outbreak at a logistics centre
3,600 people at the facility are being tested
Strongest disinfection measures
Sweden
Cases, 35, 088
Deaths, 4,220
7.3% of Stockholm tested positive
South America
Americas are new epicentre (WHO)
Rapid growth of cases in Central and South America.
Expect acceleration in Guatemala, El Salvador and Nicaragua and that now was not the time for countries to be relaxing restrictions.
Brazil
Cases, 391,222
Deaths, 24,512
Outbreaks accelerating in Brazil
Highest daily death tole
Rio De Janeiro opened
Ban for travel to the US
Russia
Cases, 370,681
Deaths, 3, 968
‘Past peak’ (Putin)
Down to 9,000 new cases per day from 11,000 mid-May
Deaths 174 (Tuesday)
Second world war victory parade to be held on 26 June.
Syria
Cases, 121
Deaths, 4
Loosened coronavirus lockdown restrictions
Mosques allowed to reopen fully today
Official cases of Covid-19 continue to rise.
Syria’s borders remain closed
Lebanon
Cases, 1,161
Deaths, 26
Fines for anyone caught without wearing a face mask in public
One million masks obtained for public distribution
Re-opening more of its economy
Lax social distancing standards
Malls, swimming pools, gyms and international airport remain closed.
Yemen
Cases, 259
Deaths, 49
Population 29m
3.6m displaced
Moving around = vector
Community spread
Dengue
Malaria
Cholerae
More than half international UN staff pulled out as they had no medical cover
UN domestic staff remain
Guests & Subjects Covered
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