Senior foreign executives of major telecommunications firms in Myanmar have been told by the junta that they must not leave the country without permission, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said.
— Read on www.rnz.co.nz/news/world/446230/after-pressuring-telecom-firms-myanmar-s-junta-bans-executives-from-leaving
Daily Archives: July 4, 2021
Heroes – David Bowie
7 minutes of being heroes just for one day…
Take me to the river – Talking Heads
A river meditation…
(2) Andrews Sisters Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy – YouTube
Greatest Generation had some great tunes…
(2) Express Yourself Charles Wright – YouTube
Be the best you there is…
(2) Manfred Mann – Do Wah Diddy Diddy Lyric Video – YouTube
Just chill and relax – let your feet do your talking…
(2) Buffy Sainte Marie – “I’m Going Home” – YouTube
Where are you going tonight in your dreams?
PM to confirm 19 July end to Covid rules despite scientists’ warnings | Boris Johnson | The Guardian (Me: He is still willing to gamble with other people’s lives for perceived short term political gain)
Boris Johnson to press ahead with final stage of unlocking in England amid huge rise in infections
Source: PM to confirm 19 July end to Covid rules despite scientists’ warnings | Boris Johnson | The Guardian
UK scientists caution that lifting of Covid rules is like building ‘variant factories’ | Coronavirus | The Guardian
Prof Stephen Reicher at the University of St Andrews, a member of the Sage subcommittee advising on behavioural science, tweeted: “It is frightening to have a ‘health’ secretary who still thinks Covid is flu. Who is unconcerned at levels of infection. Who doesn’t realise that those who do best for health, also do best for the economy. Who wants to ditch all protections while only half of us are vaccinated.
“Above all, it is frightening to have a ‘health’ secretary who wants to make all protections a matter of personal choice when the key message of the pandemic is “this isn’t an ‘I’ thing, it’s a ‘we’ thing.”
Oxygen shortages blamed for deaths of 33 COVID-19 patients at Indonesian hospital – ABC News
At least 33 patients died after the central supply of liquid medical oxygen ran out on Saturday at Dr Sardjito General Hospital in Yogyakarta city due to delays from suppliers, said hospital spokesman Banu Hermawan. Source: Oxygen shortages blamed for deaths of 33 COVID-19 patients at Indonesian hospital – ABC News
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