Aid groups alarmed by limited U S coronavirus assistance
A coalition of more than two dozen international aid groups says the United States has delivered little COVID-19 humanitarian aid to frontline regions. The June 4 letter, signed by Save the Children Mercy Corps World Vision CARE USA and others, criticizes funding delays and contrasts with swift Foreign Disaster Assistance responses.
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Johannesburg
U.S
Associated Press
Save the Children
Mercy Corps
World Vision
USAID
U.S. Agency For International Development
John Barsa
Kenneth Staley
Africa
Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance
Care USA
Norwegian Refugee Council USA
American Jewish World Service
WaterAid
Physicians For Peace
Pakistan
Office of
Obama
Jeremy Konyndyk
Center For Strategic and International Studies
World Health Organization
Chandaria
Kenyatta University
Nairobi
Kenya
CDC Releases Everyday Risk Guidance For Americans
The CDC posted long awaited tips to reduce coronavirus risk in daily life. Advice covers stairs over elevators, bringing personal food and drinks to cookouts, sanitizing after ATM use, calling ahead to confirm masks, and no high fives at the gym.
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New York
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Jay Butler
Julia Marcus
Harvard Medical School
Marcus
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