KODIKARA/AFP / Getty Images)FELTON, Del. - Authorities in Delaware say an 18-year-old woman suffered second and third degree burns after a lit firework tipped over and sprayed her legs with sparks on Saturday.Fire officials say the incident happened on the 300 block of Cattle Drive in Kent County sometime before 9 p.m.A fountain-style firework was lit by another person and accidentally knocked over which caused the burning embers to shoot towards the woman.Emergency responders took the woman to Bethany Hospital where she was placed in stable condition.

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CDC official warns fall, winter will be ‘difficult’ for American public health

coronavirus were reported overnight. That’s a record.Multiple states are reporting record hospitalizations.Also overnight, 900 more deaths were reported across the country.The director of the CDC is warning this fall and winter will be one of the most difficult times we've ever experienced in American public health and the worst is on the horizon."I do think the fall and the winter of 2020 and 2021 are going to be one of the most difficult times that we've experienced in American public health.

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Canadian home sales up 63% in June, prices rise 6.5% year-over-year

Canadian Real Estate Association says home sales continued to rebound in June after plunging earlier this year due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.The association says sales in June were up 63 per cent on a month-over-month basis, while the number of newly listed properties climbed 49.5 per cent from May to June. Compared with a year ago, sales in June were up 15.2 per cent.The real estate industry came to a near standstill earlier this year as non-essential businesses closed to help slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Greece reopens to British tourists after coronavirus lockdown

Greece has reopened to UK holidaymakers following months of closure.

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Coronavirus: Disneyland Paris reopens after 4-month closure amid pandemic

Disneyland Paris opened to visitors once again on Wednesday after a four-month closure due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, but with strict rules around face masks and social distancing.

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Video: Shopper pulls gun on man in dispute over mask at Florida Walmart

ROYAL PALM BEACH, Fla. – An unmasked man pulled a gun on a masked shopper and threatened to kill him during an apparent confrontation over masks at a Florida Walmart store, sheriff's officials said.The Royal Palm Beach store's security video shows the unmasked man pushing an older man in a wheelchair through the store on Saturday afternoon, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post. The man in the wheelchair pulled a red neckerchief over his mouth in the store.The video shows a shopper wearing a mask approach the pair and exchange words.

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17 quarantined after Leesburg summer program student tests positive for COVID-19

LEESBURG, Fla. – A student enrolled in Lake County’s summer program at Leesburg Elementary School has tested positive for COVID-19, according to the district.A spokesperson with Lake County Public Schools says the child tested positive for the virus on Monday.Each parent of the students in the same cohort or small group that the student was in received a personal phone call from the principal, according to the district.Under guidance from the department of health, school officials have asked anyone who came in close contact with the student to quarantine for 14 days.As of Wednesday, LCPS says 13 students and four staff members involved in the program have been asked to quarantine.To keep up with the latest news on the pandemic, subscribe to

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UCD students concerned over university's teaching plans

Students at the country's largest university have expressed concern that it may be "overpromising" on the amount of face to face, as opposed to online, learning that students will be able to avail of come September.

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Why cheaper COVID-19 medicines not being promoted, Par panel asks govt officials

COVID-19, and check recommendation and prices of expensive medicines pushed by pharma companies, sources said.During a meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs, members demanded that the maximum price of COVID-19 medicines be capped, they said.Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla, Joint Secretary in Health Ministry Lav Agarwal and other officials were present in the meeting chaired by Congress leader Anand Sharma.Cutting across party lines, the committee members questioned why expensive medicines were often being recommended for COVID-19 treatment, sources in the panel said.The committee members expressed concern over black marketing of medicines.Naming three cheaper and easily available medicines, the committee members

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New lockdown measures imposed in UK town after spike in coronavirus infections

People in Blackburn have been banned from visiting each other in groups of more than two, and told they must not shake hands following a spike in new coronavirus infections.

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Tokyo declares coronavirus red alert as situation becomes rather severe

TOKYO : Tokyo raised its coronavirus alert to the highest "red" level on Wednesday, alarmed by a recent spike in daily new cases to record highs, with Governor Yuriko Koike describing the situation in the Japanese capital as "rather severe".The resurgence of the virus in Tokyo could add to the growing pressure on policymakers to shore up the world's No.3 economy, which analysts say is set to shrink at its fastest pace in decades this fiscal year due to the pandemic."We are in a situation where we should issue warnings to citizens and businesses," Koike told a press conference, urging residents to refrain from unnecessary travel.The infection rate in Tokyo is at stage "red", the highest of four levels in the metropolis' system, Koike said,

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Shaq stops to help driver after crash on Florida highway

ALACHUA COUNTY, Fla. - A woman who crashed while driving down a Florida highway got a little help from legendary basketball star Shaquille O'Neal. The Alachua County Sheriff's Office said while Shaq was traveling down Interstate 75 on Monday, he witnessed a crash. The former Orlando Magic player pulled over to check on the driver and stayed with her until law enforcement arrived. In a video posted to Facebook, the driver can be heard telling the deputies that a tire blew out and she was forced to pull over.

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The Queen is selling homemade gin after suffering losses of up to £30 million due to coronavirus

The Queen has began selling her own gin to subsidise the financial losses the coronavirus pandemic has brought. Buckingham Palace gin, the delicious new offering from the royal home, is made from ingredients that are handpicked from the garden at the Queen's London residence.The scrumptious tipple is infused with herbal and citrus notes, and costs £40 for a bottle.

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Most Canadians support shutdowns over 2nd coronavirus wave: Ipsos poll

COVID-19 pandemic — so much so that they would support a second shutdown if needed, according to a new poll.The survey, conducted by Ipsos for exclusively Global News between July 8 and July 10, found 77 per cent of Canadians anticipate there will be a second wave of the novel coronavirus, despite efforts to stem its spread.

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'My dad died after having his hospital appointment delayed due to Covid-19'

of Wigan, was given antibiotics following a GP appointment and his health started to improve. His family said he returned to hospital for a scan at the end of March where doctors expressed their concerns at the results. However, he was told there would be no follow-up appointments for three months due to the coronavirus outbreak. After receiving no information about the scan results, and with no follow-up appointment booked, Rhobious’ health started to deteriorate. His family said they asked to visit the hospital on a number of occasions but were told he could not attend as it was too dangerous for his health. On another occasion, his son claims he was told he could take him if he wanted to but doctors ‘wouldn't be able to do

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Union advance to 'MLS is Back' knockout stage with 2-1 win over Miami

Kacper Przybylko #23 of Philadelphia Union celebrates a goal during a Group A match against Inter Miami CF as part of MLS is Back Tournament at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex on July 14, 2020 in Reunion, Florida. (Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images) LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. - Kacper Przybylko scored in the 63rd minute and the Philadelphia Union held off Inter Miami for a 2-1 victory on Tuesday night in the MLS is Back tournament.It was Union's second win in two games in the World Cup-style tournament played without fans at ESPN's Wide World of Sports complex at Walt Disney World.

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Sri Lanka blames over 1,000 coronavirus cases on 1 man. He wants to clear his name

Sri Lankan authorities to nearly half of the country’s more than 2,600 coronavirus cases, is trying to clear his name, and shed some of the stigma of a heroin addiction at the root of his ordeal.Under President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, a former army lieutenant colonel credited with helping end Sri Lanka’s long civil war in 2009 with a brutal military campaign against separatists, the Indian Ocean island nation has used the armed forces to combat the virus.

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Over 11,000 beds available for covid-19 patients in Delhi hospital

COVID-19 patients and to allocate a health care worker each for critical patients.It also asked them to accord priority to high-risk patients during admission.High-risk patients include the elderly, pregnant women, immuno-suppressed and pediatric patients, and those having co-morbidities, such as cancer, hypertension and diabetes.In an advisory, the Delhi government's health department also stressed on the need for round-the-clock availability of a dedicated well-trained team for transportation of patients to appropriate treatment zones without any delay.In view of the COVID-19 situation in the national capital, the Delhi government has also made arrangement of beds in hotels and banquet halls which are linked to hospitals.Hospitals have

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City says ‘no risk to transit riders’ after employee at ETS garage tests positive for coronavirus

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Hanlon said the ETS facility was thoroughly cleaned and disinfected in accordance with public health protocols and that it “continues to be safe for use.”“We have cleaned and disinfected all equipment and common areas over and above our existing cleaning and disinfecting cycles,” he said.

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Complete shutdown in UP on weekends to curb Covid-19 spread: Fresh guidelines

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Oprah Winfrey Donates $3 Million to COVID-19 Relief in South Los Angeles

Oprah Winfrey is making another huge donation to help those in need amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

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SEPTA police sergeant terminated after striking protesters with baton, spokesperson says

PHILADELPHIA - A SEPTA police sergeant has been terminated after striking two protesters in the head with his baton during the unrest in May, SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch said Tuesday night.SEPTA Police Sgt. Matthew Sinkiewicz was terminated Tuesday resulting from the May 30 incident.

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Suspect shot to death who attacked deputy had 2 knives, screwdriver after stabbing man over wearing mask

FOX 2 - Masks are supposed to protect us, but Tuesday morning a 77-year-old man was stabbed and a 43-year-old man was shot dead. All because of a mask - or not wearing a mask.

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NSW Woolworths shoppers on high alert after positive Coronavirus case

Supermarket giant Woolworths has made a statement following the revelation that a member of staff at the Bowral store tested positive. The team member did have contact with the public, working a full shift this weekend, although they were not presenting with symptoms at the time.

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COVID-19: Banff looks at mandatory masks after unanticipated busy summer visitation

The Town of Banff is looking at making masks mandatory in both indoor public spaces and on the outdoor pedestrian corridor that’s taken over Banff Avenue. As Lauren Pullen reports, Banff officials say the number of visitors to the town is approaching what they saw this time last year, even with the pandemic.

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Saskatchewan coronavirus case updates to resume on weekends after spike, concerns

coronavirus cases in the province on Tuesday included five new cases, with the overall total for the province rising to 876 since the first case was reported March 11.Three of the new cases are in the central region with the rest in the Saskatoon and Regina regions, according to a press release. 5 flights from or to Regina, Saskatoon carried passengers with coronavirus Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe spoke at a press conference about why the Ministry of Health had stopped posting COVID-19 updates on weekends at the beginning of July.“We moved to a system here in Saskatchewan of not reporting new case numbers on the weekends.

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Another federal execution set for Wednesday after 1st in decades carried out in Indiana

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (AP) - The federal government on Tuesday carried out its first execution in almost two decades, killing by lethal injection a man convicted of murdering an Arkansas family in a 1990s plot to build a whites-only nation in the Pacific Northwest.The execution of Daniel Lewis Lee came over the objection of the victims’ relatives and following days of legal delays, reviving the debate over capital punishment during a time of widespread social unrest.

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B.C. officials report 13 new cases of COVID-19, no additional deaths

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry reports 13 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and no additional deaths in British Columbia on Tuesday, July 14. Dr. Heny also provides an update on the outbreak in the Okanagan.

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Trump signs bill, order rebuking China over actions against Hong Kong

Donald Trump on Tuesday signed legislation and an executive order that he said will hold China accountable for its oppressive actions against the people of Hong Kong, then quickly shifted his speech in the Rose Garden into a campaign rally-style broadside against Democratic rival Joe Biden.The legislation and order are part of the Trump administration’s offensive against China for what he calls unfair treatment by the rising Asian superpower, which hid details about the human-to-human transition of the coronavirus.

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Officials in multiple states warn hospitals, ICUs could soon reach capacity amid coronavirus surge

LOS ANGELES - Hospitals are running out of space as COVID-19 cases climb and hospitalizations spike across the country.As of Tuesday, nearly 54,000 patients nationwide are currently hospitalized for COVID-19, and 38 states are seeing an upward trend in newly confirmed cases.This week, several states reported increases in hospitalizations, leaving doctors concerned about the ability to treat enough patients.According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, three national forecasts suggest an increase in the number of new hospitalizations per day over the next four weeks, while three other forecasts predict stable numbers.

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Doctors find worm in woman’s tonsil 5 days after she ate sashimi

FOX 2 Now.The woman told the physician that she had eaten an assortment of sashimi five days before her visit, according to a study published on the incident in The American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.During her physical examination, the doctor found a live worm inside her left tonsil, the study stated. The worm was removed using a pair of tweezers and her symptoms quickly disappeared.The worm was a little over one inch and was molting its outer skin, the study said.Doctors removed a worm from inside of a woman's tonsil five days after she consumed raw fish.

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Okanagan brewpub names beer after Dr. Bonnie Henry

Bonnie Henry blonde ale.Marten Brewpub in Vernon, B.C., says it had rebranded one of its more popular creations in honour of provincial health officer Henry.The blonde ale beer, according to the brewpub, is crisp, light and refreshing, with very little aftertaste. It’s said to have an alcohol content of 4.7 per cent.

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AP sources: About 10 MLB umpires opt out over virus concerns

About 10 Major League Baseball umpires have opted out this season, choosing not to work games in the shortened schedule because of concerns over the coronavirus.Two people familiar with the situation told The Associated Press about the decisions on Tuesday. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because there was no official announcement.Dodgers pitcher David Price, Giants catcher Buster Posey and Washington infielder Ryan Zimmerman are among a dozen or so players who won’t participate this year because of health issues.

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B.C. health officials to provide Tuesday COVID-19 update

novel coronavirus pandemic.On Monday, health officials announced 62 new cases of COVID-19 over a 72-hour span, bringing the province’s case total to 3,115, about 87 per cent of which have recovered.There were 21 cases from Friday to Saturday, 20 cases Saturday to Sunday, and 21 from Sunday to Monday.

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Atlantic airports still vacant after provinces ease travel restrictions

While some travel restrictions have been eased – including the introduction of the Atlantic bubble – airports remain largely vacant. Alicia Draus reports it’ll be years before things return to normal.

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Widow suspects identity theft after receiving unemployment money from 4 states

APOPKA, Fla. – When you are living on a monthly social security check, a sudden deposit of $9,435 in unemployment benefits from the state of Virginia tends to catch your attention.Amanda Standish said she had never applied for jobless benefits from Virginia but then her accounts showed unemployment deposits from the states of Arizona, Ohio and Nevada.[RELATED: New Florida resident latest to have identity used to file jobless claim in Massachusetts]“I never lived there, I never filed for unemployment in my life,” the retired marine told News 6 on Monday from her Apopka home. “I’m a nervous wreck, I still don’t have my stimulus check.

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Polk County schools to delay school year start, offer 3 learning options

POLK COUNTY, Fla. – Polk County Public Schools announced Tuesday it will delay the start of the 2020-21 school year at least until Aug. 24 due to the increase in COVID-19 cases.Superintendent Jacqueline Byrd said after seeking guidance from local public health officials, it was determined that is is not yet safe to physically reopen schools at this time.

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Regina clothing store turns backlash over making masks into business opportunity

Tall Grass Apparel began making masks as the coronavirus pandemic hit and while many praised the idea, some opposed it.The store put out an advertisement about two weeks ago promoting its masks and was surprised with the response. Why some people still refuse to wear masks “We ran it for about a week and it was just constant comments.

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In another blow to ‘herd immunity,’ study shows decline of COVID-19 antibodies after a few weeks

LOS ANGELES - The term “herd immunity” has spread in conversation about the novel coronavirus almost as a beacon of hope in the fight against the deadly disease — until, at least, a vaccine is created.

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Coronavirus: Canadian health official ‘comfortable’ with measures put in place to allow Blue Jays to train in Toronto

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Deputy Public Health Officer of Canada Dr. Howard Njoo said the government was “comfortable” with the measures put in place to allow the Toronto Blue Jays to conduct their “spring training” in Toronto – but the spectre of other teams coming to play raises new concerns.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton says all tests at Grace Villa negative after reporting positive case

coronavirus test reported on the weekend from an employee at Grace Villa long-term care home is actually now negative.On Monday, the city told Global News that the home was being monitored for a potential outbreak after discovering a positive result during a recent round of testing among residents and workers at the home on Lockton Crescent near the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway.However, on Tuesday, a spokesperson from the city sent a correction saying there were no positive tests and that an outbreak at the home will not be declared after all.

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Interior Health: Public risk low after South Okanagan farm issued COVID-19 quarantine order

coronavirus quarantine order for a South Okanagan farm, Interior Health says it has no concerns about fruit being sold by the company.On Monday, Interior Health (IH) placed a quarantine order on Krazy Cherry Fruit Company near Oliver after two workers tested positive for COVID-19.According to the health authority, one person was a temporary foreign worker who is now isolating at the farm, while the other worker is self-isolating at home in the community.

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22 states doing over 140 COVID tests per day per million: Health Ministry

NEW DELHI : As many as 22 states are doing more than 140 COVID-19 tests per day per million in line with the comprehensive testing guidance note by the WHO, the Health Ministry said, while advising the remaining ones to increase testing accordingly.Explaining if India was testing adequately, Rajesh Bhushan, officer on special duty in the Health Ministry, said a guidance note by the World Health Organization underlined the need for comprehensive surveillance and testing of suspected cases."While defining the meaning comprehensive in the same document, they say if you are testing 140 people per day per 10 lakh people, that would be indicative of comprehensive," Bhushan said at a press briefing."There are 22 states performing more than 140

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Oliver town hall reopens after staff member tests negative for COVID-19

Possible COVID-19 case shuts down Oliver town hall “What we have to be totally aware of right now is when someone is not feeling well, we have to assume the worst,” Johansen said.“Until we can confirm that it’s not COVID-19, we need to do everything we can to protect everybody.”The town is also dealing with a quarantine order at the Krazy Cherry Fruit Company farm.On Monday, Interior Health (IH) said two workers at the farm tested positive for COVID-19.As a result, IH has ordered three dozen temporary foreign workers and another nine individuals working on the farm to quarantine. Quarantine order issued for South Okanagan farm after 2 COVID-19 cases confirmed “It’s extremely concerning,” Johansen said.

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Coronavirus: Several countries, U.S. states reintroduce restrictions as cases spike

A number of countries as well as some individual U.S.

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Drinking at bars may inhibit judgment on COVID-19 safety: Canadian health official

coronavirus, deputy chief public health officer Dr. Howard Njoo said Tuesday.“(A) risk factor in terms of getting together in a bar… is alcohol.

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Blackburn hit with tighter coronavirus restrictions after rise in cases

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Military drafted in to take over coronavirus testing in Bolton as stadium drive-through site is closed

this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBolton News'. It's as simple as that.A council spokesman confirmed that the coronavirus testing centre at the University of Bolton Stadium is closing because the Whites Hotel has reopened, not because the Live From The Drive-In events are set to start.A Bolton NHS Foundation Trust spokesman said: “COVID-19 testing at the University of Bolton Stadium site will stop by 12 noon on Thursday.

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Woman, 18, suffers severe burns after firework tips over, officials say

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