New York virus deaths top 3200 as world tightens
New York City's COVID 19 toll rose past 3200 with statewide deaths at 5499 as Cuomo urged patience. officials cited hospital admissions and ventilator use easing while Boris Johnson stayed in intensive care in Britain. Across the US toll neared 11000 with Detroit New Orleans and New York in hardest hit.
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Navy Official apologizes for calling fired captain stupid
Navy acting secretary Thomas Modly apologized after calling the Theodore Roosevelt captain naive or stupid during remarks aboard the ship in Guam. He said Crozier acted to draw public attention with a leaked memo as the crew faced 173 positive cases and about half the crew tested or evacuated.
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Military promises PPE for Pakistani doctors in Quetta
Dozens of doctors briefly jailed after protesting equipment shortages will receive emergency PPE supplies to treat rising coronavirus cases in Quetta. An army statement confirms dispatch while some doctors allege mistreatment. Two doctors have died, with 4,004 cases and 54 deaths in Pakistan.
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