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  • Govt assures enough food, agricultural supplies for all during MCO

    Govt assures enough food, agricultural supplies for all during MCO

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    MALACCA: The authorities has assured enough provide of meals and agricultural produce during the Movement Control Order (MCO) as a consequence of Covid-19 pandemic, stated Deputy Agriculture and Food Industries Minister I, Datuk Seri Ahmad Hamzah.

    He stated the federal government had applied numerous measures to make sure the nation’s meals and agricultural merchandise provide chain was not disrupted or damaged by making certain the supply vans might ship the products on time.

    “We have been working with the authorities, especially those involved in roadblocks throughout the MCO period to provide easy access to food delivery trucks so that supplies are available in the market.

    “Thus, there is no need to worry or resort to panic buying or food stocking at home,” he informed reporters after visiting gross sales centres for recent produce and managed objects, on the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (Fama) workplace right here at this time.

    Also current have been Fama director-general Datuk Zainal Abidin Yang Razalli; State Agriculture, Agro-based, Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives Committee chairman Datuk Norhizam Hassan Baktee and Malacca Fama Director, Che Samudin Hassan.

    He stated they might make it possible for all agricultural, livestock and fishery merchandise, espeacially from personal farmers, livestock breeders and fishermen can be marketed to keep away from surpluses, along with enhancing the prevailing provide.

    Ahmad additionally introduced that to date 47 of the 97 gross sales centres for recent produce and managed objects have been opened nationwide, to allow individuals to buy meals supplies akin to greens, fruits, fish and groceries at inexpensive costs.

    He additionally praised Fama for making certain meals safety, particularly during the MCO, following the Covid-19 outbreak.

    Meanwhile, a buyer on the gross sales centre, Mohd Asri Alimin, 33, from Ayer Keroh stated the strategy utilized by the outlet could be very handy as a result of the Fama workers can be found to assist him to pick the products he wanted thereby saving time.

    “It’s easy and quick… I just need to fill out a form of what I need and in 10 minutes I’m ready to return home. There is no need to queue outside, thus reducing the risk of exposure to the Covid-19 virus,” he stated.

    A housewife from Durian Tunggal, Haslinah Rosli, 54, stated the costs of products bought on the outlet have been cheap whereas its fish and rooster have been recent.

    “I am satisfied with the available supply … for instance, onion is scarce in the supermarket, but here we can find everything,” she stated. — Bernama

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  • Coronavirus will play out very differently in world’s poorest nations

    Coronavirus will play out very differently in world’s poorest nations

    Cases of covid-19 have been sluggish to seem in growing economies, however now they’re ramping up. Slums and refugee camps may very well be notably weak
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  • Why we still don’t know what the death rate is for covid-19

    Why we still don’t know what the death rate is for covid-19

    Despite information pouring in from many international locations, estimates of what number of of these contaminated with covid-19 die still fluctuate extensively
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  • The best science fiction TV shows to stream right now

    The best science fiction TV shows to stream right now

    From Chernobyl to Watchmen, that is the best sci-fi on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and BBC iPlayer for the time being
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  • Supermassive stars may have formed by repeatedly eating their siblings

    Supermassive stars may have formed by repeatedly eating their siblings

    Some black holes are means larger than we will clarify, and so they may have come from supermassive stars that formed by devouring the opposite stars round them
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  • Coronavirus: China wildlife trade ban could become law within months

    Coronavirus: China wildlife trade ban could become law within months

    China’s ban on consuming and buying and selling wildlife because of the coronavirus disaster could become law within the subsequent three months, in line with conservationists
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  • Our approach to covid-19 can also help tackle climate change

    We can’t lose sight of the climate emergency when coping with the covid-19 pandemic, say Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac
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  • BREAKING: Lagos Discharges 11 Coronavirus Patients

    BREAKING: Lagos Discharges 11 Coronavirus Patients

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    The Lagos State Government has discharged one other 11 Coronavirus sufferers after they examined unfavourable to the illness.

    This was introduced by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Thursday night. 

    He mentioned, “I’m completely happy to interrupt to you, my good individuals of Lagos, the information of the discharge immediately of 11 extra sufferers from our facility in Yaba. 

    “They have totally recovered and have examined unfavourable to COVID-19 and have been allowed to return dwelling to their households.

    “The patients include two females and nine males. Their results came out negative in two rounds of tests.”

    The governor thanked the well being staff, who labored to make sure these confirmed with the virus are nicely handled.

    He additionally urged Lagosians to stick to all pointers to curb the additional unfold of the virus.

    He added, “I wish to use this chance to as soon as once more thank our frontline well being staff and different professionals for his or her service.

    “Let me reiterate that this isn’t the time to loosen up however to keep up our vigilance in opposition to #COVID19 due to the neighborhood an infection that we’re starting to see.

    “Again, I assure you that at the end of it all, we will hoist a flag of victory – with your cooperation and by the grace of the Almighty.”

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  • Africa Can’t Run Away From Coronavirus, Medical Expert Says

    Africa Can’t Run Away From Coronavirus, Medical Expert Says

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    A medical professional, Abu Clement Okolo, has stated that Africa can’t run away from Coronavirus, therefore the necessity to embrace the rules given by the World Health Organisation.

    Clement, who spoke to SaharaReporters on the preparedness of Nigeria and Africa as a complete, stated it’s unimaginable to foretell the potential turnout of occasions in Africa as many international locations on the continent usually are not ready for the pandemic.

    He additionally expressed fear about medical consultants contracting the illness.

    Last week, the Provost and Deputy Provost of University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State, Ezekiel Olapade-Olaopa and Obafunke Denloye each examined constructive for the virus. 

    On the identical day, the Chief Medical Director of the hospital, Jesse A. Otegbayo, additionally examined constructive for the virus. 

    Speaking on the worldwide unfold of the virus that has now infested over a million individuals worldwide, Clement stated happenings in European nations solely go to indicate how unprepared Africa is.  

    He stated, “Corona shouldn’t be one thing we will run away from. Corona is actual. We, as scientists, know we aren’t ready in Africa for what is occurring.

    “What all people must do is to brace up, heed the social distancing, keep at dwelling. Nobody can say the flip of the occasion within the coming days.

    “If it’s beginning with the individuals on the prime of the medical group which is one of the best within the Nigerian setting, you possibly can think about what might occur.

    “My advice to everyone should abide by the WHO instructions—stay home. Believe in God and Make peace with God.”

    Nigeria has recorded 174 confirmed instances to date and two recorded deaths.

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  • M’sians stranded in Chad told to contact M’sian high commission in Abuja

    M’sians stranded in Chad told to contact M’sian high commission in Abuja

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    PUTRAJAYA: Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Kamarudin Jaffar (pix) has told Malaysians stranded in Chad and Nigeria to immediately contact the Malaysian High Commission in Abuja, the capital of Nigeria.

    Kamaruddin, who can also be the Foreign Ministry Covid-19 Task Force chairman, stated that based mostly on info acquired from the Malaysian High Commission in Abuja, the N’djamena Chad Airport is anticipated to stay closed till additional discover.

    “Malaysians stranded in Chad can contact the Malaysian High Commission in Abuja directly at +2347031365197,” he stated in an announcement at this time.

    Regarding Malaysians stranded in Algeria, which went viral on the social media yesterday, Kamarudin stated Wisma Putra had taken observe of the matter.

    “For now, the Algerian government has suspended all commercial flight operations in the country. The Malaysian Ambassador in Algeria is in the process of arranging a special flight to bring home all Malaysians stranded there,” he stated.

    He added that Wisma Putra, by means of its representatives abroad, would proceed to make sure the well-being of Malaysians stranded in overseas international locations.

    Malaysian representatives abroad may also take acceptable motion to guarantee they returned residence safely. Wisma Putra additionally welcomed the assistance of all events to deliver residence affected Malaysians overseas due to the Covid-19 pandemic, he stated.

    As for Malaysians in India, he stated a complete of 359 of these stranded in Tiruchirappalli (Trichy) safely returned residence on board two specifically chartered Malindo Air plane, which touched down on the Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 (klia2) at 5.50am and 4.46pm at this time.

    The subsequent flights from India are scheduled to arrive in Malaysia from April 3 to April 6 and these will deliver again a complete of 1,790 Malaysians nonetheless stranded in India, together with in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Trichy, he stated.

    He added there have been 266 Malaysians nonetheless stranded in Australia, not together with the 59 in Melbourne who’re anticipated to arrive in KLIA at 8.30pm at this time. — Bernama

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