Two McDonald’s in Hawaii linked to a dozen coronavirus cases
Hawaii officials said Tuesday a cluster of (COVID – cases had been linked to two McDonald’s locations in Kailua Kona, a town on the Big Island. The state Health Department said seven workers and five of their family members had tested positive for COVID –
Officials said they don’t believe any customers were affected.
The eateries are in a mall and inside a Walmart. Both have been closed for a deep cleaning but their owner said workers had been wearing protective gear and following proper social distancing protocols to protect customers.
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Senior EU diplomat says “no reason justifying” Trump’s decision to halt WHO funding
A senior European Union official joined the growing chorus of condemnation Wednesday of President Trump’s decision to halt U.S. funding for the World Health Organization.
Moscow digital travel permit system meant to curb COVID – leads to dangerous crowding
The first day of Moscow’s new digital travel permit system, meant to limit the spread of the coronavirus, brought traffic jams and crowds of people outside subway stations, raising criticism and health concerns. Moscow has been hit hardest by Russia’s COVID – outbreak, which by Wednesday had seen almost , confirmed cases.
But on Wednesday morning, photos and videos posted to social media showed scores of people standing close to each other outside subway entrances as they waited for their newly-required permits to be checked by security officers.
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