World leaders will discuss Corona's impact at the UN General Assembly

New York, Ta. Wednesday, December 2, 2020

World leaders, top UN officials and top officials from companies developing corona vaccines will attend a special session of the United Nations on December 3 and 4 at UN headquarters. They will talk about the effects of the Corona epidemic and emphasize the need for a concerted effort to tackle this major health crisis in decades.

Adar Punawala of Serum Institute from India will participate in the session on December 4 by presenting his pre-recorded video. In addition, Ugur Sahin and Ozlem Turesi, founders of Bioentech, Sarah Gilbert, Oxford University's vaccination team leader, and Seth Garkley of Gavi will address the session.

Russia's health minister, meanwhile, has demonstrated his Sputnik Five Corona vaccine at the UN headquarters on December 2. Addressing the UN General Assembly in September, Russian President Vladimir Putin offered to provide Russian vaccines free of charge to all members of the organization.

Meanwhile, Croatian Prime Minister Andrzej Plenkovic has contracted corona. Just a few days ago, his wife's corona test also came positive. Five government ministers have also been infected with the corona since October. The Prime Minister works in self-isolation at home.

Meanwhile, the first case of Corona has been reported in Vietnam in 89 days. The 32-year-old man returned from Japan a fortnight ago and tested positive for Corona. Meanwhile, the total number of corona cases rose to 64,354,373 with 1,67,870 new corona cases reported worldwide. The death toll rose to 14,90,280 with 4,344 deaths.

Today, the total number of new corona cases in India has crossed 95 lakh, with more than 8,000 new cases being reported. The death toll rose to 1,38,280 in India with 120 deaths. However, more than 25,000 new cases were reported in Russia today and 590 people died.

Tourist flats in Lisbon, England and Venice are being used as cheap homes as the tourism industry shuts down due to the Corona. 20,000 tourist flats in Lisbon are being rented for five years at a rent of one thousand euros. In England, 3300 homes will be made available to the homeless by May. While in Venice the flats are rented to university students.

Zoom's sales quadrupled

The biggest beneficiary of the Corona epidemic has been video conferencing company Zoom. Their revenue has quadrupled in the quarter ended October. Zoom, which had revenue of 7 167 million a year ago, has grown to 77 777 million. Demand for this specialty has grown significantly as a result of the Corona epidemic, which has led to a surge in demand for online video conferencing services from the San Francisco-based company.