Submarine crews in pandemic isolation face unknown crisis
French ballistic submarines at sea may remain unaware of the COVID 19 spread until returning to port. Naval officers say crews are shielded to maintain morale during 60 to 70 day missions aboard four submarines with 16 missiles each. By the time they come ashore, France may be deep in lockdown with cases rising from 130 to over 40 000.
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Associated Press
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Madrid
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RV donors link to aid doctors quarantining near families
A Dallas area woman started RVs 4 MDs to keep doctors near home during the coronavirus crisis. An online network now matches donors with medical personnel. 10 admins coordinate free RV loans nationwide, with donors from California to New York. Local families express relief as more offers arrive.
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USA Today
Jason
Landon
Ella
Beau
Celina
Dallas
Phillips
Craig Reese Brockman
Alyssa Prescott
Grapevine
Prescotts
Julia Brandenburg
Marysville
Calif
Sacramento
Houston
New York
Refugees Face Coronavirus Crisis Across Borders and Camp Life
Refugees International warns 70 million displaced people are among the most vulnerable to COVID 19. Border closures threaten humanitarian aid while crowded camps lack basic health services and information. Iran Afghanistan Somalia and the Sahel regions illustrate dire conditions and limited testing.
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World Health Organization
Iran
Afghanistan
Africa
United Nations
Ethiopia
Somalia
al-Shabab
Sahel
U.S
Centers For Disease Control
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