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Breaking News (click
link below to play video) Heavy
rains and winds lashed the two eastern Indian states of Odisha and
West Bengal hours before a powerful cyclone made landfall on
Wednesday, May 20, with rescue teams evacuating millions of villagers
to higher ground in an operation complicated by the coronavirus
pandemic. The
weather department in India said Cyclone Amphan had slowed and was
likely to cross the coast near West Bengal State or Bangladesh around
2:30 p.m. (0900 GMT). An Indian
federal home ministry official said West Bengal and neighboring
Odisha state were struggling to house thousands of evacuees as
existing shelters were being used as coronavirus quarantine centers. Extra
shelters were being prepared in wholesale markets and government
buildings with allowances made for social distancing, while masks and
scarves were being distributed among the villagers. Police
in West Bengal State, which is expected to be badly affected by the
storm, said people were unwilling to go to the shelters because they
were afraid of contracting COVID-19 and many were refusing to leave
their livestock behind. Railway
officials have diverted trains away from the cyclone’s path to
protect thousands of migrant workers traveling to Odisha and West
Bengal from the capital, New Delhi, where they had lost their jobs
due to the coronavirus lockdown.
World News "UAE
flight to Israel with virus aid for Palestinians" Except for Jordan and Egypt,
Arab countries have no official relations with Israel but Persian
Gulf Arab nations like the UAE and the Zionist state have been
warming ties recently.
Riot police were deployed in
force as youths set cars ablaze in some low-income housing estates in
the Paris suburbs overnight, online news reports and postings on
Twitter showed on Wednesday, amid tensions heightened by the
coronavirus lockdown. The latest unrest in the
banlieues — high-rise, low-income neighborhoods — flared after an
18-year old died last weekend in a motorbike accident in the suburb
of Argenteuil. An investigation into the death
of Sabri Choubi was ongoing, said the prosecutor’s department for the
district of Pontoise, which handles judicial matters for Argenteuil. It
added that initial findings did not show Choubi’s motorcycle had been
in a collision with a police car, as some of the victim’s associates
had alleged. Officials at the Paris police
department could not be immediately reached for comment on the unrest
overnight, but the AnonymeCitoyen Twitter feed and residents in the
suburb of Argenteuil posted videos and photographs of burnt-out cars
and riot police in the area. Residents in the nearby suburb
of Bezons also posted videos on Twitter of a large fire, though it
was unclear what was burning. France’s banlieues are frequently
flashpoints of anger over social and economic inequality and
allegations of heavy-handed policing. "Violent
protests in Chile over food shortage in lockdown" Published on May 20, 2020 Clashes
between residents and police broke out in the poor El Bosque
neighborhood of Santiago on Monday, May 18, with people complaining
about a lack of food and work due to the lockdown currently being
imposed on the Chilean capital to help contain the coronavirus. A group
of protesters threw rocks, shouted, and burned piles of wood along a
street in the destitute neighborhood on Santiago's southern fringe.
Images on local television showed police spraying tear gas and water
cannons to disperse the growing crowd. The
municipality said in a statement that families were going hungry in
the poorest sectors of El Bosque, a neighborhood where many work
informally, or not at all. The city district has been under
quarantine since mid-April, city officials said in a statement. Santiago
is one of Latin America's most prosperous cities. But a stark
rich-poor divide and a growing sense of inequality prompted mass
protests in late 2019. Many of the demands lodged by protesters last
year, from increased pensions to higher pay, remain unresolved. Chile's
center-right president, Sebastian Pinera, said in a televised address
later on Monday that his government would deliver 2.5 million baskets
of food and cleaning supplies directly to homes by late this week or
early next. Chile
surpassed 40,000 cases of the new coronavirus last week amid a sharp
spike in infections that has seen hospitals approach collapse in the
weeks ahead of the Southern Hemisphere winter. The country now has
46,059 total cases and 478 deaths.
USA News
"2 Michigan dams breached
& thousands evacuated" Published
on May 20, 2020 Two
breached dams caused by several days of rainfall and rising water on
Tuesday forced the evacuation of about 10,000 people in mid-Michigan,
where the governor said one downtown could be “under approximately 9
feet of water” by morning. For the
second time in less than 24 hours, families living along two lakes
and a river were ordered Tuesday to leave home. The
National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch for locations
along the Tittabawassee River after the breach at the Edenville Dam
in Midland County, about 140 miles (225.31 kilometers) north of
Detroit and the Sanford Dam, about seven miles (11.26 kilometers)
downriver from Edenville “Extremely
dangerous flash flooding is ongoing along the Tittabawassee River in
Midland county due to catastrophic dam failures at the Edenville and
Sanford dams,” the weather service said on its website, noting that
anyone near the river should seek higher ground immediately, be
prepared for immediate evacuations, and not drive into flooded
roadways. “This flooding will continue all along the length of the
river in Midland county, and possibly extending into Saginaw county
where a Flash Flood Watch is also in effect.” Michigan
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer late Tuesday declared a state of emergency for
Midland County and urged residents threatened by the flooding to
evacuate the area. She said shelters have opened across the county
and are available to residents who need a place to go. "This
is unlike anything we've seen in Midland County," she said.
"If you have a family member or loved one who lives in another
part of the state, go there now." Whitmer
said downtown Midland faced an especially serious flooding threat.
"In the next 12 to 15 hours, downtown Midland could be under
approximately 9 feet of water. We are anticipating an historic high
water level." "Can dogs
sniff out COVID-19?"
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