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Nurse In Italy Proposes Girlfriend Using His Covid Gown
In Italy, it seems, true love will always find a way -- even in the time of coronavirus. A Facebook post has gone viral after a male nurse in a southern hospital proposed to his girlfriend with the big question scrawled on the back of his head-to-toe protective clothing.
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Thermal Checks, Flight Crew In PPE Suits As India Flies Again: 10 Points
Air travel resumed across India this morning, two months after the lockdown announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, bringing relief to the aviation sector that was on the brink of collapse. Hundreds of people reached airports to take early morning flights to their hometowns and workplaces. However, there was chaos and confusion at several airpo...
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Indian-Origin Couple Moves Court Against UK Government Over PPE Guidance
An Indian-origin doctor couple have initiated judicial review proceedings against the UK government over "risky" guidance issued on the use of personal protective equipment, such as surgical gowns, across the state-funded National Health Service (NHS) during the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Protect Healthcare Workers": Indian-Origin Pregnant Doctor Protests Outside Boris Johnson's Office
A pregnant Indian-origin doctor has staged a protest outside British prime minister's office at 10 Downing Street against the persistent shortage of personal protective equipment, mainly surgical gowns, for the UK's National Health Service medics amid the coronavirus lockdown.
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UK Doctors Told To Wear Aprons As Surgical Gowns Run Out: Report
British healthcare staff have been advised to treat COVID-19 patients without full-length protective gowns due to shortages of equipment, the Guardian newspaper reported on Friday.
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"Severe" Disruption In Global Supply As Demand For Masks Soars: WHO
Demand for masks, gowns, gloves and other protective gear has risen up to 100-fold and prices have soared due to the China coronavirus, producing a "severe" disruption in global supply, the World Health Organization (WHO) chief said on Friday.
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Nurse In Italy Proposes Girlfriend Using His Covid Gown
In Italy, it seems, true love will always find a way -- even in the time of coronavirus. A Facebook post has gone viral after a male nurse in a southern hospital proposed to his girlfriend with the big question scrawled on the back of his head-to-toe protective clothing.
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Thermal Checks, Flight Crew In PPE Suits As India Flies Again: 10 Points
Air travel resumed across India this morning, two months after the lockdown announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, bringing relief to the aviation sector that was on the brink of collapse. Hundreds of people reached airports to take early morning flights to their hometowns and workplaces. However, there was chaos and confusion at several airpo...
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Indian-Origin Couple Moves Court Against UK Government Over PPE Guidance
An Indian-origin doctor couple have initiated judicial review proceedings against the UK government over "risky" guidance issued on the use of personal protective equipment, such as surgical gowns, across the state-funded National Health Service (NHS) during the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Protect Healthcare Workers": Indian-Origin Pregnant Doctor Protests Outside Boris Johnson's Office
A pregnant Indian-origin doctor has staged a protest outside British prime minister's office at 10 Downing Street against the persistent shortage of personal protective equipment, mainly surgical gowns, for the UK's National Health Service medics amid the coronavirus lockdown.
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UK Doctors Told To Wear Aprons As Surgical Gowns Run Out: Report
British healthcare staff have been advised to treat COVID-19 patients without full-length protective gowns due to shortages of equipment, the Guardian newspaper reported on Friday.
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"Severe" Disruption In Global Supply As Demand For Masks Soars: WHO
Demand for masks, gowns, gloves and other protective gear has risen up to 100-fold and prices have soared due to the China coronavirus, producing a "severe" disruption in global supply, the World Health Organization (WHO) chief said on Friday.
