The junta faces a defiant protest movement, a spiraling economic crisis and escalating conflict in the country’s borderlands.
— Read on www.washingtonpost.com/world/2021/04/07/myanmar-protests-coup-analysis/
Daily Archives: April 6, 2021
Kindness – Wisdom💥
To love unconditionally is true courage! Share this with someone you love and be blessed! https://youtu.be/LiiYMEWKVnY
— Read on mydaz.blog/thought-of-the-day-⚜/
India Covid-19: ‘No end in sight’ as doctors battle second wave – BBC News
Back in the hospital, he says the team is more physically prepared for the second wave. Most of them have been vaccinated and treatment protocols have also been refined.
But, he adds, “nobody is mentally prepared”.
“We are doing everything we can, but we don’t have the same mental strength we had last year.”
The scenes in hospitals in India’s capital, Delhi, and its neighbouring areas are not too different. Dr Reshma Tewari Basu, the head of critical care at Artemis hospital in Gurugram (a suburb of Delhi), says hospital admissions are increasing every day.
Delhi has been averaging more than 3,500 daily cases in the past few days. “What’s happening in Mumbai will eventually happen in Delhi too,” Dr Basu says.
Source: India Covid-19: ‘No end in sight’ as doctors battle second wave – BBC News
Vaccines are Singapore’s priority but are not silver bullets, minister says
Singapore needs a “suite of measures” beyond Covid vaccinations in order to open up its economy and allow international travel, said S Iswaran, minister for communications and information. Vaccinations need to be complemented by a “strong, robust testing regime” and safe management measures, he added. The minister also weighed in on Singapore’s decision to accept the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) mobile travel pass from May.
Source: Vaccines are Singapore’s priority but are not silver bullets, minister says
‘Long Covid has destroyed me but I am fighting back’ – BBC News
Health coach Jasmine Hayer had to give up her life in London and move back in with her parents after catching Covid. Now she is focused on a twin goal – battling back to health while helping others get the right treatment for Long Covid.
Source: ‘Long Covid has destroyed me but I am fighting back’ – BBC News
The CDC should have updated its surface-cleaning guidelines much sooner, Dr. Ashish Jha says (Me: I don’t understand why articles like this are pushed by editors and writers… they undermine confidence and ignore how many want visible action they can be a part of during an emergency)
U.S. says Beijing Olympics boycott with allies may be on agenda (Me: I think showing up with a clear message would be a better idea and make the Muslim Uyghur issue a global front burner)
RIP… For This Hospice Nurse, the Covid Shot Came Too Late | Kaiser Health News
Antonio Espinoza loved the Los Angeles Dodgers. He loved them so much that he was laid to rest in his favorite Dodgers jersey. His family and friends, including his 3-year-old son, donned a sea of blue-and-white baseball shirts and caps in his honor.
Espinoza died at age 36 of covid-19, just days after he got his first dose of a covid vaccine. He was a hospice nurse who put his life in danger to help covid patients and others have a peaceful death.
Source: For This Hospice Nurse, the Covid Shot Came Too Late | Kaiser Health News
A Novice’s Guide to the Vivaldi browser | Vivaldi Browser
One week into using Vivaldi, he was surprised how efficient and easy the switch actually was. He also admitted that Vivaldi has changed the way he works, making him more efficient (Tab Tiling was the feature he praised the most). Source: A Novice’s Guide to the Vivaldi browser | Vivaldi Browser
Nigel Slater’s recipe for lentil and tomato soup | Food | The Guardian
A spiced and warming vegetarian classic. By Nigel Slater
Source: Nigel Slater’s recipe for lentil and tomato soup | Food | The Guardian
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