Nursing facility's residents tested COVI Philadelphia

Gov. Tom Wolf gives relaxation to certain restrictions to let people enjoy outdoor activities

Governor of Pennsylvania Tom Wolf is planning on lifting the stay at shelter orders and to access certain outdoor activities like golf clubs, private campgrounds, Marinas and private fishing grounds but not the campgrounds in state parks, he stated the intention behind doing so in his own words as follows, "Pennsylvanians have remained resilient throughout this COVID-19 crisis, and as we successfully continue to flatten the curve to protect our physical health, it is critical that we also focus on our physical and mental health during these extraordinary times. As the weather warms and daylight lengthens, enjoying time outdoors is an important way to manage stress. As we start to take measured, limited steps to reopen our commonwealth, reopening these industries will help to rebuild our economy and strengthen our mental health.” The orders are likely to be lifted from the start of May 1st and will continue to be open whilst following some strict Wolf administration's guidelines.

Police investigate a hit and run case

In Camden, New Jersey, a man became a victim of a hit and run case as the police are investigating the incident and look for the driver. It was around 2:30 am when police had received a call reporting a person lying on the road. Police reached Baird and Admiral Wilson where they identified the person as Jose A. Then-Ruiz who was 28 years old. The investigation concluded that the person was a victim of a hit and run case; however, the details of the vehicle have not been revealed by the police.

A police trooper was being shot at a trailer park in Salem County

A New Jersey State Police personnel who had been shot in a trailer park in Salem County was seen recovering on Sunday. The police trooper was investigating a home invasion on Saturday at Harding Woods Mobile Home Park where he was being shot around 10:40 p.m. Further investigation of the incident said that vehicles gathered around the personnel, and once the trooper disclosed his identity, someone from the crowd opened fire. For self-defense, the trooper had to fire his own weapon, but by that time he had been already shot. A woman who is living in that area said on the condition of anonymity that the bullets had also struck her home however she as well as her husband did not receive any type of injury.

PHILADELPHIA CITIZENS ARE OUT ENJOYING THE WEATHER AND CITY OFFICIALS ARE NOT HAPPY ABOUT IT

City authorities aren't pleased about the video of people violating the requirements for social distance. Remain-at-home order on Sat did not seem to apply, as people flocked outdoors to enjoy the sun.

Clip reveals citizens loading up Rittenhouse Square, some with masks but not many. This also shows that others were not at least 6 steps away.

Already more than twelve thousand individuals in Philly have screened positive for the corona virus. There were 452 new cases registered on sat.

Under the reopening guidance issued by Gov. Tom Wolf, Philadelphia will have to record Fifty incidents for Fourteen consecutive days per 100,000 population. That rate is currently 398 per 100,000, based on the last 2 weeks of results.

AIR FORCE AND NAVY STAND UNITED TO GIVE TRIBUTE TO FRONT LINER WORKER BATTLING THE COVID-19

The Thunder birds & the United States The Blue Angels, Naval Flight Display Group, gave gratitude to those on COVID-19's front line with a group ride over Philly.

The salute from the AF and Navy, while acting in unity with all American citizens through this emergency, is in memory of medical staff, the 1st res ponders, veterans, and other important services.

"We are very happy to introduce our Navy colleagues to the sky for a national gratitude to the males and females who hold our neighborhoods healthy," the US.AF Lt. Col. John Caldwel, Thunder bird One & flyover head of the project. "We aim to offer American people a moving show of United states determination that recognizes all who work on the forefront of our COVID-19 war."

NEW FOOD SITE IS OPEN IN PHILLY

In north east Philly, a new meal location funded by the town is scheduled to launch on Mon.

Citizens at Vogt Community Center on Unruh Avenue & Cottage Avenue will get a free package of meals.

The new location is one of Forty sites for meal delivery in the region.

The servers are available from ten am on Mon and Thurs. Around afternoon.

Pupil food sites are currently still available on Thurs at the school district of Philadelphia campuses.

On Mon the Philadelphia Public Health Department reported 301 new COVID-19 incidents in Philly. Which raises the town's total of reported reports to 12,867.

SAN DIEGO FATALITIES REACHED TO EIGHTEEN

On Tues morning at Two-thirty o'clock, board leader Gray-cox, Doc Wilma-wooten, Doc Eric-Mcd, Superintendent Nathen-fletcher, HHSA Manager Nick-macchione & Doc Nick-yphantides received confirmation to coronavirus in san_diego city.

"This is really a worldwide outbreak," Cox stated, pointing to the connection between San_diego & Baja California.

Cox claimed the email Gaspar sent to Vp Mike Pence could start opening contact among city and Whitehouse. Somebody from the Domestic security Office has approached Mcd to see if they can assist at the borders and monitor critical staff.

In the battle with COVID-19 Fletcher stressed 3 major factors: research, clinical identification and care.

Wooten confirmed 173 additional COVID-19 incidents in san Diego city and 5 fatalities. That assumes 3,314 individuals screened COVID-19 positive and 118 individuals expired cities and counties.

Wooten indicated white, Latinx, and Asian clinicians tend to be the region's most affected populations.

The city is evaluating home care services, Macchione stated.

Yphantides emphasized the importance of adopting face covers, which would be compulsory for community use in San Diego County from May First.

"Research on a new disease is so quickly developing," Yphantides stated.

AS THE NUMBER OF CORONA VIRUS CASES IS DECREASING THE MEDICAL FACILITY IS CHANGED INTO MAKESHIFT TENTS

On Tues, San Jose's Samaritan Clinic bundled up and stuffed the portable structures they used to intubate, monitor, and check possible clients with coronavirus beyond the ER of the facility.

"We carried out such structures to give COVID-19 clinicians a surge potential which was in a protected setting. We wanted to ensure our clinicians who have been connected to the ER or anti-COVID are in an area where they're not vulnerable to other individuals, "stated Mark Brown, senior nursing executive.

Brown also said that the clinic was testing about Fifty possible clinicians with coronavirus per day at the peak of the disease in Santa Clara City. Moreover, Brown ultimately stated 3 entire hospital levels were entirely devoted to treating patients with coronavirus.

Brown said that once the immediate shelter-in-place instructions were given, this started changing several weeks.

"This was 3 whole medical units devoted to handling COVID-19 victims at the peak of this. Currently, we're reduced to just one, "Brown clarified.

Brown observed that public disassociating hindered the spread of the virus, which created an incentive for medical centers to improve surge capacities.

SAN JOSE HAD 1ST U.S RESIDENT DEATH DUE TO COVID-19

Santa Clara State's 1st COVID-19 case – and the first U.S. accident – was named, as per the city medical examiner's office, as 57-year-old Patricia Dowd, a senior executive for a software company in Silicon Valley.

The Los Angeles Times initially confirmed it was Dowd, 57, who late Jan became ill from flu-like signs, mentioning family and friends. As per the medical examiner's office, Dowd died on February Six.

Local health administrators on Tuesday declared the service of coroners as well as the U.S. In Feb and beginning of march, Centres for Infectious Care and Prevention Research reported that 3 city residents expired because of coronavirus outbreaks, first deaths attributed to the virus in the Americas. Recently, the country's initial COVID-19 accident was reported to have occurred on Nine Mar in Washington State.

A cousin-in-law informed the Time that Dowd, a senior executive for Fremont-based Lam Studies, will fly to various world destinations "many occasions annually."

SAN DIEGO FATALITIES REACHED TO EIGHTEEN

On Tues morning at Two-thirty o'clock, board leader Gray-cox, Doc Wilma-wooten, Doc Eric-Mcd, Superintendent Nathen-fletcher, HHSA Manager Nick-macchione & Doc Nick-yphantides received confirmation to coronavirus in san_diego city.

"This is really a worldwide outbreak," Cox stated, pointing to the connection between San_diego & Baja California.

Cox claimed the email Gaspar sent to Vp Mike Pence could start opening contact among city and Whitehouse. Somebody from the Domestic security Office has approached Mcd to see if they can assist at the borders and monitor critical staff.

In the battle with COVID-19 Fletcher stressed 3 major factors: research, clinical identification and care.

Wooten confirmed 173 additional COVID-19 incidents in san Diego city and 5 fatalities. That assumes 3,314 individuals screened COVID-19 positive and 118 individuals expired cities and counties.

Wooten indicated white, Latinx, and Asian clinicians tend to be the region's most affected populations.

The city is evaluating home care services, Macchione stated.

Yphantides emphasized the importance of adopting face covers, which would be compulsory for community use in San Diego County from May First.

"Research on a new disease is so quickly developing," Yphantides stated.

New deaths in Newmarch House

Sydney's home for elderly Newmarch house has become one of the biggest spots of coronavirus infection in New South Wales. More than 50 people have been infected, and 11 people died because of the disease. Everything has started with one infected employee.

Yesterday Labor leader pulled apart the Newmarch and the government for having done nothing to prevent coronavirus spread. It is known that some people could not take their relatives from New march to hospitals. Moreover, they knew that elderly people took the biggest risks. But the government rushed too late to provide them with help. Experts say that more deaths can happen in the home for elderly again.

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Arcybiskup Skvorts wzywa do zachowania pokutnej natury dnia, aby zakończyć pandemię i suszę

Metropolita prosi wierzących Archidiecezji Katowickiej o wytrwałą modlitwę o koniec pandemii COVID-19. Wezwał, by pierwszego dnia maja, który przypada w piątek tego roku, zachować charakter pokutny i powstrzymać się od powstrzymywania się od jedzenia mięsa.

Oznacza to, że 1 maja tego roku w archidiecezji katowickiej nie będzie wyjątku od piątkowej abstynencji od dań mięsnych.

Piątek pozostanie dniem postu i modlitwy, o szybki koniec pandemii na świecie i o obfity dar nawadniania, jakim jest deszcz. Ufajmy naszej opatrzności, naszemu ludowi, krajowi i ludziom, aby kierować się zasadą wspólnego dobra, w harmonii i poczuciu odpowiedzialności za słowa i działania, budować udane życie codzienne i naszą przyszłość - powiedział arcybiskup.

Wzywając wierzących do modlitwy za wstawiennictwem świętego. Józef pracuje dla osób zagrożonych bezrobociem z powodu pandemii.

- Prośmy o dary Ducha Świętego dla pracodawców, aby ostrożnie korzystali z rządowych programów pomocowych w imię solidarności społecznej, aby zachować miejsca pracy; Katowitzki opiera się pokusie wykorzystania trudnej sytuacji ze szkodą dla pracowników.