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Post-pandemic, 30% more cancer patients treated at Mumbai’s TMC
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Most British companies don’t have insurance for Coronavirus closures: ABI
“Irrespective of whether or not the government orders closure of a business, the vast majority of firms won’t have purchased cover that will enable them to claim on their insurance to compensate for their business being closed by the coronavirus,” the trade body said.
‘Single biggest shock’: Aviation battles coronavirus cash crunch
European airlines have also stepped up calls for emergency government aid. Passenger traffic across the region slumped by more than half on average last week, and the situation will worsen as borders closed, trade body Airports Council International Europe said.
Most airlines may go bankrupt by May without govt action on Coronavirus
“As the impact of the coronavirus and multiple government travel reactions sweep through our world, many airlines have probably already been driven into technical bankruptcy, or are at least substantially in breach of debt covenants,” said global aviation consultancy firm CAPA
Food habits, temperature have nothing to do with coronavirus: AIIMS Director
“As common healthcare precaution, all kinds of meat should be thoroughly washed and properly cooked,” said the AIIMS Director. He sought to dismiss claims that the intensity of COVID-19 would taper down and ultimately vanish with temperatures going up. “The impact of the virus is as serious in hot-humid weather conditions of Singapore as in the colder environment of European countries,” he said.
Yes Bank moratorium to be lifted on March 18 : RBI governor
RBI governor said the Reserve Bank of India’s monetary policy committee will decide if a rate cut is needed to help the economy facing the coronavirus outbreak.
S&P 500 sheds $2 trillion in value as as trading on Wall Street resumes after 15-minute halt
“It’s not just about a reduction in earnings growth, or that you will have not have earnings growth. There’s credit concerns and cashflow concerns, that’s why the Fed acted,” said Tom Martin, senior portfolio manager at GlobAlt Investments in Atlanta.
India bars passengers from EU, UK from March 18 in Covid-19 precaution
These instructions are temporary measures and shall be in force till March 31 2020 and will be reviewed subsequently,
World needs coordinated fiscal response to pandemic: IMF chief
She cited data from global banking group the Institute of International Finance showing that investors have pulled nearly $42 billion from emerging markets since the beginning of the crisis.
‘All is well.’ In Italy, triage and lies for virus patients
The most devastating medical crisis in Italy since World War Two is forcing doctors, patients and their families to make decisions that Resta, a former military doctor, said he has not experienced even in war. As of Monday, 2,158 people had died and 27,980 been infected by coronavirus in Italy – the second highest number of reported cases and deaths in the world behind China.
Coronavirus outbreak: FinMin says Indian macroeconomic outlook vulnerable to disruption of trade with China
The coronavirus outbreak, first in China and now having being confirmed in more than 100 countries, has emerged as a key risk to human health as well as global growth outlook through numerous channels like trade, production and supply chain disruptions as well as decline in demand.
This was stated by Minister of State for Finance Anurag Thakur in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha.