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07.10.2022 / 06:41

Philadelphia schools institute new community patrol program designed to protect students

PHILADELPHIA - As city and community leaders try to find ways to protect kids from the gun violence crisis, a new program at several Philadelphia schools aims to keep students safe after the final bell rings.The folks in the blue vests outside West Philadelphia High School are community members paid to monitor dismissal, as part of the "Safe Path" program just instituted this year at eight Philly schools. The goal is to help reduce violence and make sure kids get home safely.

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Amid fall in COVID cases, Delhi to dismantle last Covid care centres

₹500 fine on masks in the city As the cases of coronavirus continue to fall in the national capital, Delhi Authorities have allowed to dismantle the last three Covid care centres in the city and focus on constant vigilance against coronavirus. The Delhi LG has given the final nod to the decision of dismantling the Covid care centres erected on the properties of Radha Soami Satsang, Chhattarpur, Swan Kirpal, Burari, and Sant Nirankari, Burari and vacate their land. The decision came in the meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority held on 22 September.

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Delhi: Schools to reopen in phased manner from next week as Covid cases dip. Details here

Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) decided on Friday.

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Edmonton mayor supports mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for city employees as cases rise

As City of Edmonton employees are set to return to the workplace next month, Mayor Don Iveson said he wants the city to implement a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all city workers as cases continue to rise across the province.

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Souls Shot Portrait Project powerfully exhibits Philadelphia gun violence victims in artwork

CHESTNUT HILL - Philadelphia’s homicide rate is up 25 percent over last year. As city leaders and top police brass search for ways to curb the escalating and seemingly endless gun violence, a local artist is advocating for action in a different way – with an exhibit that puts a face on the startling statistics and offers some solace to grieving families."We miss him so much," Lisa Harmon, whose son was murdered, expressed.

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What the new health secretary Sajid Javid means for hopes of lockdown rules ending

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Uber to sign up 20,000 more UK drivers as Covid rules ease

Uber aims to sign up an additional 20,000 more drivers in Britain as the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions boosts demand, the ride-hailing app said on Thursday.The Silicon Valley-based firm has already seen a more than 50% increase in trips after restaurants were allowed to reopen for outdoor dining from April 12 in England, it said.Further restrictions are due to be eased over the next few weeks and months as Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government pursues a roadmap to unlock the economy.In March, Uber gave its existing 70,000 drivers workers' rights, including the minimum wage, after it lost a Supreme Court case."As cities open up and people start moving again, we are encouraging 20,000 new drivers to sign up," said Northern and Eastern

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Ivy League town weighs revamping police; critics see flaws

The nationwide reexamination of policing after the killing of George Floyd has led an Ivy League college town in upstate New York to consider an ambitious — and contentious — plan to remake its force “from the ground up.”

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City workers could be temporarily laid off

As city facilities remain shut across Winnipeg, hundred of municipal employees may be facing temporary layoffs.

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Covid-19: India to make roads more friendly for walkers, cyclists post-lockdown

Bangkok: India will make its streets and markets more accessible to pedestrians and cyclists as it emerges from one of the world's strictest coronavirus lockdowns, a move urgently needed to curb pollution and improve liveability, urban experts said.An advisory issued by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs recommended the pedestrianisation of up to three markets in each city, and adding more bicycle lanes.City authorities must select the markets by June 30, and begin implementing short-term measures from Oct.

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AP tally: Arrests at widespread US protests hit 10,000

PHOENIX – More than 10,000 people have been arrested in protests decrying racism and police brutality in the wake of George Floyd's death, according to an Associated Press tally of known arrests across the U.S.

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Covid-19 may change Indian cities forever

Already, cities are buzzing with WhatsApp messages and emails on three key facets of urban life—public transport, restaurants and commercial zones, and social spaces

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Uber to require face masks for drivers, riders starting May 18

Washington: Uber said Wednesday it was making face masks mandatory for drivers and passengers, as part of new health and safety protocols aiming to instill confidence in the ride-hailing service as people emerge from coronavirus lockdowns.

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The new hiring manager is now a chatbot

No more in-person interviews, but software can keep a list of potential applicants ready to go when jobs bounce back

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As cities wake up to cleaner air, pollution statistics become clearer

NEW DELHI : India’s unprecedented nationwide lockdown to battle covid-19 has also opened up an unexpected opportunity—a chance for residents to open up their lungs and breathe in the cleanest air in about a decade.

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Coronavirus outbreak: Terrebonne limits access to grocery and big-box stores

As cities and regions across Quebec grapple with how to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, Terrebonne is limiting who can shop in its grocery and big-box stores. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

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Terrebonne limits shopping to residents only amid pandemic

As cities and regions across Quebec grapple with how to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, Terrebonne is limiting who can shop in its grocers and big-box stores. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

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How Taylor Swift, Rihanna, & More Celebrities Are Helping Fight The COVID-19 Pandemic!

As cities around the country are urging self-isolation in order to help combat the coronavirus pandemic, causing school shutdowns, layoffs, and the closing of small businesses, celebrities are doing what they can to help out — and not just by entertaining the masses with live-streamed concerts and talk shows!

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Streaming While Social Distancing: 10 Essential Queer Music Movies to Watch at Home

As cities and countries around the world continue to fight the spread of the novel coronavirus, many people practicing social distancing by remaining at home have been looking for ways to keep themselves entertained while on lockdown. Unsurprisingly, movie and TV streaming has skyrocketed: Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos said “all viewing is up” with regard to both Netflix and other forms of entertainment. This in spite of companies -- including Netflix -- halting TV and film production for the duration of the pandemic.

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Jeff Lewis Says His "Design Business Is Tanking" Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic

As cities and states across America shut down amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, employers have been struggling to keep their businesses afloat. Jeff Lewis is just one of those small business owners facing challenges in these difficult times.

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How Will Superstar Tour Cancellations Impact the Industry in 2020?

As cities, states and entire countries shut down to flatten the curve of the coronavirus, the touring industry is facing an unprecedented crisis. Live Nation, AEG and major booking agencies WME, Creative Artists Agency, UTA and Paradigm released a joint statement on M

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Here's How Streaming Services Are Supporting the Music Community During the Coronavirus Crisis

As cities and states continue to shut down all but essential services and the live music industry has essentially ground to a standstill, the music community has been struggling with the loss of work and an uncertain future. On Friday (March 20), dozens of music companies came together to pen a joint letter to Congressional leaders asking for financial assistance, while others have put in place policies and programs aimed at helping artists reach their fans and make up lost revenue.With touring -- often an artist's most lucrative revenue stream -- now on hiatus for the foreseeable future, musicians are now relying more heavily on streaming income as they look to how to pay the bills and keep money coming in.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0