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US warned to prepare as COVID cases rise in Europe

FILE-A driver sits in his vehicle as he waits for a health care professional to swab his nose for a COVID-19 PCR test at a Nomi Health testing center inside Tropical Park in Miami on May 24, 2022. (Daniel A.

Varela/Miami Herald/Tribune News Service v Health officials in the U.S. are bracing ahead of an anticipated winter COVID-19 surge as cases rise in Europe. Previously, rising infections in America have trailed Europe, including last winter's omicron spread. Cases started trending upward in Europe around early September, according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).

In its most recent report, the ECDC said "widespread increases were being observed in all indicators."According to The Seattle Times, Washington state's King County Health Officer Dr. Jeff Duchin said in a news briefing that waning immunity, increasing gathering and a return to pre-COVID activity was leading to a surge in Europe. CALIFORNIA GOV. GAVIN NEWSOM ANNOUNCES COVID STATE OF EMERGENCY WILL END IN FEBRUARY 2023"This should be a clear warning for us because in the past, major surges in Europe have been a good predictor of what we can expect to see in the U.S.

in about four to six weeks," he advised.FILE-People walk by a Covid-19 testing site at Times Square on May 12, 2022 in New York City. (Liao Pan/China News Service via Getty Images) In the U.S., data from the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center shows that there are over 38,000 daily COVID cases. FAUCI REJECTS COVID RESPONSE CRITICISM, SAYS IT'S 'COMPLETELY CRAZY’ TO CALL HIM POLITICALHowever, falling temperatures have sparked concerns about increased transmission, as well as the looming threat of a more infectious variant.Omicron sublineages have been growing in

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Arby’s manager admits to urinating ‘at least twice’ in milkshake mix, police say
Arby's fast food restaurant. (Photo by John Greim/LightRocket via Getty Images) VANCOUVER, Wash. - An Arby’s manager in Vancouver, Washington, admitted to police that he urinated twice in the restaurant's milkshake mix, and now police want to get in touch with customers. Police said their Digital Evidence Cybercrime Unit began an investigation into Stephen Sharp over possible possession and dealing dozens of photos and videos depicting the sexual exploitation of children. At least one child exploitation imagery was downloaded to one account near Arby’s at 221 NE 104th Ave, Vancouver, WA, police added. Authorities then got in contact with Sharp on May 10 and said Sharp confessed to downloading and distributing child pornography and having a sexual interest in children. RELATED: Ex-nurse RaDonda Vaught sentenced to probation in patient medication deathHe also told them he was a night manager at the Arby’s. A search warrant was then executed on Sharp’s digital devices, and police found a video of Sharp urinating into a container that was a milkshake mix from Arby’s.Police said Sharp then confessed to detectives that he urinated at least twice in the milkshake mixture for sexual gratification. According to the Columbian citing court records, Sharp told investigators that if he didn’t throw the bag away, it would have been added to another mix by the next shift and served to people.RELATED: 'If I can save one or two lives that’s good enough for me:' Former gang member works to deter crime in TacomaOfficers are asking for any customers that purchased a milkshake from the Arby’s at 221 NE 104 Ave, Vancouver WA on Oct.
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