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World 5 years ago
'This is about livelihoods': US virus hotspots reopen despite second wave specter
Facing budget shortfalls and double-digit unemployment, governors of US states that are COVID-19 hotspots on Thursday pressed ahead with economic reopenings that have raised fears of a second wave of infections.
Business 5 years ago
Govt pins hopes on restarting economy, despite Tuesday's COVID-19 surge
The government is proceeding with its gradual reopening of the economy toward recovery, even as Indonesia recorded a surge in new infections on Tuesday, the day after social restrictions were eased in several regions, including the nation's capital and COVID-19 epicenter of Jakarta.
SE Asia 5 years ago
Thailand to consider reopening more businesses as virus appears contained
Thailand will consider a plan to reopen more businesses and establishments from as early as June 15, an official said on Wednesday, after the country has reported no local transmissions of the coronavirus in the past 16 days.
World 5 years ago
India reopens more public spaces despite record virus infections
Malls and temples reopened in several cities across India on Monday despite the country recording a record daily number of new coronavirus infections, with the pandemic expected to ravage the country for weeks to come.
Opinion 5 years ago
Balancing public health risk and socioeconomic hazards
If Indonesia remains adamant about phasing out its restrictions in an attempt to restart the economy, focusing on building a strong containment capability is a far better option, since it is cheaper, faster, and less risky compared to playing catch-up by trying to strengthen its healthcare capacity.
