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Tom hanks appeared publically after he was confirmed positive with COVID-19

Tom Hanks appeared for the first time publicly after his return from Australia, and he found himself COVID-19 positive. His wife, Rita Wilson, gave all the details about his experience. Tom Hanks is an actor. She had a high fever and lost all her senses. She was suffering too much, which was unbearable. His wife was not even able to walk; she crawled on the floor. Hanks is an Australian filming Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis Presley’s manager, Colonel Tom Parker. Tom and Wilson were kept in quarantine in the hospital for three days.

Hanks said this virus is so dangerous that now he is so weak that he is not able to do regular daily work. Hanks and Wilson were earlier diagnosed with this deadly disease; they identified the virus at the start of the march.

Actor Tom Hanks describes his COVID-19 experience

Tom Hanks and his wife, Rita Wilson, recovered from the virus in Australia and recently gave a public interview after returning from Australia. He gave a detailed description of the experience.

The 63-year-old actor explained that Wilson had a tougher time than him with a high fever and a loss of the senses of taste and smell. According to the actor, she felt so nauseous that she could not even walk. Hanks also reported experiencing extreme fatigue and bad body aches.

Hanks was in Australia filming Baz Luhrmann's Elvis Presley biopic, in which he plays Presley's manager, Colonel Tom Parker. Right after his diagnosis, the film was halted, and he and Wilson were quarantined in a hospital for three days.

He claimed that the virus had weakened him so much that he couldn't even do basic exercises. They announced their diagnoses in early March, making them the first celebrities to come down with the virus.

A team returns home after a month of making equipment for the frontlines

Employees at a company were finally able to leave nearly a month after clocking in to make equipment for health care workers. Almost 40 workers decided unanimously to leave their families, and eat, sleep, and live at the facility for the job. They worked 12-hour shifts with minimal outside contact that involved TV and the occasional drive-by from family members.

Operations shift supervisor at Braskem America, Joe Boyce, said that the team was split into two shifts for making polypropylene, a non-woven fiber used to make N95 masks, hospital gowns, and sanitary wipes.

Boyce also admitted that the moment was bittersweet. She said that for the last 28 days, they haven't had to stand six feet from somebody, or put a mask on, as they tried to isolate themselves to make a difference in the battle against COVID-19. The group gets a week off before returning to a typical workweek. Braskem is rewarding these employees with an increase in wages.

OVER SIXTY THOUSAND SAN FRANCISCO CITIZEN APPLIED FOR EMPLOYMENT

Unemployment applications in S.F have risen. Beyond sixty thousand this year and have far exceeded the applications lodged during the Great Depression of 2008 and 2009, Mayor London Breed said on Wed.

While drawing attention to homelessness, Breed highlighted the value of the work being performed by the Corona Economic Recovery Task Force, which she shared with the Board of Supervisors President earlier this month.

"As of April four, Sixty thousand S.F. citizens have applied for unemployment, and we anticipate about forty thousand San Franciscans to apply for unemployment over the next couple of weeks," Breed told reporters media conference.

"Our economy would have gonna face some serious problems," Mayor said.

Among the task force's priorities is to come up with a strategy to "better link laid-off employees with jobs, concentrating on upward mobility opportunities and ensuring the welfare of staff." "Employment is the basis for housing and food protection, health care, and psychological well-being for individuals and society," the task force reported earlier this month.

MAYOR BREED HAS EXTENDED THE STAY AT HOME ORDINANCE FOR THE SAFETY OF CITIZENS

Mayor London Breed announced on Fri, that the stay at home corona virus, order until the April thirty, would be prolonged by another month.

Since March Seventeen, counties in the Bay Area have stayed within stay-at-home order, bringing everyday life, company, and livelihoods to stop as the world fights corona virus. California is in an indefinite shelter-in-place, which Gov. Gavin Newsom confirmed would have no definitive ending.

Breed agreed that concerns linger as to how the shelter-in-place in the Bay Area should be prolonged when residents battle for life and itch for social contact.

As of Friday, San Francisco had 1,341 incidents, including twenty-two fatalities. With Twelve deaths identified as Asian, 3 as black, and 1 as Latino, the majority of deaths are of different races.

Breed cautioned against citizens becoming too impatient this weekend, particularly with the warm, sunny weather forecast.

Only wear a mask isn't enough. Individuals ought to separate themselves from society and take certain measures to protect against the spreading of the lethal virus.

ANOTHER HOMELESS SHELTER IS CLOSED DUE TO ANOTHER CASE OF CORONA

The SF Authority h, Emergency Management Department, announced that a recent outbreak of corona virus in the Mission District's Circle Navigation Center Section culminated in the closing of the center and supervision of all guests and employees on Thursday.

According to a study notified on Thurs, the 2nd positive case of corona at the navigation center published on Wednesday, 3 weeks after the first verified result was recorded.

While officials said both cases are believed to be unrelated given the corona virus data, the investigation will result in increased surveillance of the latest cases near contacts as well as thorough cleaning, symptom identification, and other navigation center protection steps.

The Public Health Department of S.F. aims to track the regular guests & employees at the Department Circle Navigation Center for the detection of the latest corona case. Both fifty-nine guests should be transferred to isolation rooms & hotel quarantines, as well as staff that need it.

Q/A session regarding topic of extension of stay at home orders

With the dates for easing the stay at home orders not so far Anne Trujillo has decided to host a Contact7 COVID-19 Town Hall with Mayor Michael and other stakeholders on Monday from 6:30 to 7:00 pm. Trujillo said that they will be taking question from the natives of Denver which are aimed at Denver’s extension of stay at home orders and what will be the meaning of ease in the stay at home orders. People can ask there questions by mailing them at [email protected] They can also post there questions on official facebook and twitter pages.

Pandemic is affecting business owners

A decision to extend the stay at home orders till May 8th has been taken by Denver’s mayor and by Boulder, Jefferson, and Tri-county Health officials respectively. Business owners do not much appreciate this decision; however, they also acknowledge that as of now, social distancing is the only treatment possible for the situation to become normal. Gary Mantelli, the owner of the west of surrender saloon and kitchen, said that they also want to open their business. Still, he feels that till the time any vaccine for the virus is discovered, people can protect themselves only by social distancing.

Mantelli hoped that the decision-makers are deciding by keeping in mind that things become normal quickly. Several optimistic business owners had already sent emails to their customers saying that they are reopening on May 1st, and customers can book appointments online on their site; however, they, as well as the customers were left disappointed on receiving the extension of stay at home orders. Douglas county’s stay at home order will not be applicable from Sunday as the tri-county’s order only covers Adams and Arapahoe Counties. Tami Door said that the more significant issues in the country, as well as the state, would depend on how the opening is executed. She further said that every resident of the US is frustrated by sitting at home and wants to live back on track. She also added that the higher authorities have some protocols which have to be followed while opening offices and businesses. The door said that the business leaders and CEO need to think practically if they hope and also put their best plans for front line workers, consumers, and clients.

Employee dies of COVID-19 in Park Forest Ludemen Center,everyone remembers her as a “bright light”

Michelle Abernathy had died during her duty at the Elisabeth Ludeman Center in Park Forest due to COVID-19. This is one of the three deaths in Ludeman Center in Park Forest.

She lost her fight with the virus a few weeks ago and died, and now her family remembers her for the dedication she had for her work and the people she cared. Her well-wishers considered her as a bright light for them.

Abernathy was 52-year-old and from Chatham, and the other two people at the Ludeman Center who had died were residents. Abernathy was always willing to work for late hours to take care of the residents. Her boyfriend, Torrence Jones, also worked in the center, and they both met their last year.

Now her family is getting ready to say goodbye before she is laid to rest Friday.

"She is just a bright and shining star who gave her all, not, not just to the job but to her family as well," Jones said.

Her boyfriend Jones told us that he also suffered from COVID-19 and later suffered pneumonia. Earlier this week, the Illinois National Guard sent some guardsmen to the center to help take care of the patients suffering from Coronavirus.

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La suspensión o recorte del calendario de las Mayores podría hacer esto posible

Desafiando las recomendaciones de especialistas del mundo, Nicolás Maduro flexibilizará la cuarentena por el c - infobae

El dictador venezolano informó que el permiso para mayores de 65 años será el lunes desde las 10:00 hasta las 14:00 local. También permitirá que niños de hasta 14 años salgan a la calle acompañados de un mayor este domingo

El dictador de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, anunció la flexibilización de la cuarentena que declaró en marzo contra el nuevo coronavirus, al permitir que el domingo y el lunes, a manera de experimento, niños y ancianos salgan unas horas. Este domingo se abrirá una franja horaria de las 09:00 a las 18:00 locales (13:00 a 22:00 GMT) para que niños de hasta 14 años rompan la cuarentena acompañados de un representante, informó Maduro en un pase telefónico transmitido por la televisora estatal VTV. Luego ratificó la medida a través de su cuenta en Twitter. El permiso para las personas mayores de 65 años, en tanto, será el lunes de las 10:00 a las 14:00 locales (14:00 a 18:00 GMT), agregó el líder chavista. Es un experimento (...) para que todas las comunidades a un kilómetro alrededor puedan caminar, indicó el mandatario. La medida excluye a la turística isla de Margarita (estado Nueva Esparta, noreste), donde se decretó un toque de queda nocturno por un brote de COVID-19 surgido en una academia de béisbol. En Nueva Esparta no se afloja la mano todavía, apuntó Maduro. Entre las medidas para contener el coronavirus en Venezuela, donde hay 318 casos confirmados y 10 fallecidos, el régimen de Maduro suspendió actividades laborales, salvo sectores esenciales como alimentación o salud. Desde el 16 de marzo, Caracas y seis estados acatan una cuarentena que se expandió al día siguiente a todo el país y que fuerzas de seguridad hacen cumplir en sectores populares. La pandemia llegó a una Venezuela con una economía reducida a la mitad en seis años de recesión y unos servicios públicos colapsados. La crisis en el país ha causado el éxodo de 4,9 millones de migrantes desde finales de 2015, según la ONU. El descontento en la Venezuela profunda amenaza la cuarentena perfecta Venezuela ha registrado esta semana numerosas manifestaciones que, aunque pequeñas, se han cobrado la vida de un joven en el estado Bolívar (sur) y han causado un número indeterminado de personas heridas o detenidas así como de comercios saqueados. Estas protestas se suscitan en medio de un estado de alarma decretado por Maduro, que obliga a los ciudadanos a estar confinados en sus hogares para evitar la propagación de la COVID-19. Sin embargo, cientos de manifestantes en al menos cinco estados de Venezuela han salido a las calles para denunciar la falta de comida, o las fallas en el suministro de electricidad, agua potable, Internet o gasolina. Upata, un fallecido El gobernador de Bolívar, el oficialista Justo Noguera, confirmó que un joven fue asesinado el jueves en medio de los disturbios suscitados en la localidad de Upata donde, según sus cuentas, al menos dos comercios fueron saqueados y otras dos personas sufrieron lesiones. Fallece un joven, originado este hecho por disparo que presuntamente hizo un cuerpo policial, ya esta persona está a orden del Ministerio Público (Fiscalía) para investigación, dijo Noguera en una declaración que él mismo compartió en redes sociales. El gobernador informó que hay 33 detenidos producto de los disturbios, la mayoría jóvenes, y que los establecimientos ultrajados fueron una carnicería perteneciente a un venezolano y un expendio de alimentos de un comerciante asiático. Maturín, saqueos Varios comercios fueron saqueados este viernes en la ciudad de Maturín, capital del estado Monagas, y otro número no precisado de personas resultaron heridas o fueron arrestadas por los cuerpos de seguridad que trataron de restaurar el orden en esa región del noreste. El diputado José Antonio Mendoza, representante de esa entidad en el Parlamento venezolano, dijo a la agencia de noticias EFE que en Monagas hay una situación de hambre y de necesidad que ha animado estas protestas y hechos vandálicos. Es realmente crítico, la crisis social se agudiza porque el venezolano no tiene para cubrir el día a día, dijo al recordar que la mayoría de los venezolanos devenga menos de 10 dólares al mes, mientras que la cesta de alimentos básicos cuesta cerca de 400 dólares. Mendoza explicó que cinco localidades del estado Monagas han registrado protestas esta semana y al menos dos han terminado en saqueos, lo que ha generado un número indeterminado de detenidos. Araya, donde todo comenzó Decenas de fotografías y videos circularon el pasado lunes en las redes sociales, en las que se daba cuenta de una protesta de pescadores en la localidad de Araya, en el estado Sucre, debido principalmente a la falta de gasolina, un problema que aqueja a toda la geografía del país con las mayores reservas probadas de petróleo. Si bien la protesta incluyó el uso de barricadas y la vociferación de consignas antigubernamentales, esta fue dispersada sin que se conocieran daños a personas. Los puertos de la localidad se encuentran ahora custodiados por la Fuerza Armada Nacional Bolivariana (FANB), así lo informó en Twitter el gobernador de esa entidad federal, el chavista Edwin Rojas. Dos días después de Araya, en el poblado de Cumanacoa, también en Sucre, otros cientos de manifestantes decidieron protestar en la calle, algunos usando mascarillas, pero esta vez el reclamo se tornó violento y acabó con varios comercios saqueados y al menos siete personas heridas. El diputado Robert Alcalá, representante de esa región en el Parlamento venezolano, indicó que entre los heridos se encontraban dos menores de edad. La protesta sigue Varias organizaciones no gubernamentales y dirigentes de la oposición venezolana han informado de la proliferación de pequeñas manifestaciones en otros estados como Aragua (norte) y Mérida (oeste) en la que los ciudadanos reclaman al régimen de Nicolás Maduro por varios problemas. Algunas de estas manifestaciones han sido dispersadas por los cuerpos de seguridad, que han usado para ello gases lacrimógenos, sin que hasta ahora la Fiscalía confirmase alguna información, por lo que se desconoce si está investigando algunos de estos hechos. El líder opositor Juan Guaidó, reconocido como presidente interino de Venezuela por medio centenar de países, ha sido el principal difusor de estos reclamos a través de las redes sociales, en las que ha advertido que en medio de la pandemia se ha agravado la crisis por el hambre y el desespero entre los ciudadanos. El Observatorio Venezolano de Conflictividad Social (OVCS) contabilizó 580 protestas en marzo e incluye entre las principales razones la falta de agua, un líquido necesario para cumplir con las recomendaciones de higiene que evitan la propagación de la COVID-19. (Con información de AFP y EFE) MÁS SOBRE ESTE TEMA: Todo lo que hay que saber sobre el coronavirus España reportó 378 muertos por coronavirus en las últimas 24 horas y el total de fallecidos asciende a 22.902

Fondos de pensiones privados reportan caída del 7.7% en rentabilidad de marzo - Noticias RCN

Asofondos asegura que esta caída es como consecuencia de la pandemia y la guerra del petróleo entre Rusia y Arabia Saudita.

La rentabilidad de los fondos de pensiones privados tuvo una caída en marzo como consecuencia del coronavirus y la volatilidad de los mercados. Es muy probable que en este extracto de marzo vayan a haber unas desvalorizaciones iniciales por temas coyunturales como el covid-19 y la guerra del petróleo que se ha iniciado entre Arabia Saudita y Rusia, señaló Jorge Llano, vicepresidente de Asofondos. Vea también: No era necesaria medida de traslado de pensiones: Asofondos Sin embargo, Llano explicó que en abril la tendencia ha sido al alza. Habló de una recuperación del 14% en los portafolios.  Por ejemplo, si en enero de 2019 usted aportó 100 pesos a su fondo de pensiones, en diciembre de ese año esos 100 pesos se habían convertido en 114,3 pesos.  Sin embargo, con la caída en la rentabilidad, en marzo ya no tenía 114,3 pesos sino 105,5 pesos.  Quiénes vamos a dar una valoración más alta somos los jóvenes porque tenemos más tiempo para recuperar esas valorizaciones, señaló el vicepresidente de Asofondos. Le puede interesar: Colpensiones asumirá temporalmente el pago de pensiones ante crisis por covid-19 En 2019 estos fondos de pensiones privados tuvieron una rentabilidad cercana 40 billones de pesos. NoticiasRCN.com