ASEANEWS – Newspapers- Page One – Thursday- April 23, 2020
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COVID-19: “The 2019 Plague-Day 148: U.N.- Using pandemic to erode human rights is ‘unacceptable’: UN chief
U.N. LOGO United Nations – Taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic to erode human rights would be unacceptable, UN Secretary-General Antonio
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COVID-19: “Te 2019 Plague-Day 148: WHO warns ‘long way to go’ in virus crisis, deaths top 180,000
Rapid expansion of polluting economic activities may lead to any reversals in environmental improvement.PHOTO: REUTERS / Audrey Tan- Science and Environment
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COVID-19: “The 2019 Plague-Day 148: ASEAN Updates- DENSAPAR, Indonesia- More Than 80 Percent of Cases in Bali Are Imported
A banner stops tourists from entering Kuta Beach in Bali on Friday. (Antara Photo/Nyoman Budhiana) / BY :I NYOMAN MARDIKA
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COVID-19: “The 2019 Plague-Day 148: ASEANEWS HEADLINE- Jakarta Extends Restrictions until May 22
Stores are closed at a shopping mall in South Jakarta on Wednesday, as the city implements large-scale social restrictions to
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COVID-19: “The 2019 Plague-Day 147: ASEAN Updates- PHNOM PENH- COVID-19 in Cambodia situational update, Zero new cases, Zero recoveries
. . BRUNEI- No new COVID-19 cases recorded Brunei Darussalam yesterday recorded no new COVID-19 cases for the second consecutive
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US VISA-IMMIGRATION: Coronavirus: Trump immigration ban to last up to 90 days, target those seeking permanent US residency
Trump points to a reporter as he answers questions during the daily coronavirus briefing at the White House.PHOTO: REUTERS .
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ASEANEWS – Broadsheet & Tabloid Newspapers- Page One -Wed.- April 22, 2020
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COVID-19: “The 2019 Plague-Day 147: WHO- Infected frontliners in Philippines ‘worrisome’
WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus . . . The “worrisome” trend of more healthcare workers getting infected with the new coronavirus
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