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Stanley GajeteCORONA VIRUS STATUS IN THE PHILIPPINES (From stakeholders in the ground to policymakers)
Quezon City, Philippines • Health & Fitness • 04 Apr 2020
As a multi-platform journalist here in the Philippines and Southeast Asia, I could do reportage, and write exclusive stories on the latest status of COVID-19 pandemic situation in the Philippines from stakeholders affected in the ground, to policymakers' action. Read more
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Dave KeatingCoronavirus - EU internal border closures threatening food supply
Brussels, Belgium • Breaking News • 05 Apr 2020
The European Union is struggling to coordinate national responses to Coronavirus. More than half of EU member states have adopted national border closures. In an effort to stop member states from closing their internal EU borders, the European Commission decided to close the EU's external borders.... Read more
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Coronavirus - Belgium goes into lockdown, but there is confusion about whether people can relax outside
Brussels, Belgium • Breaking News • 05 Apr 2020
Belgium has gone into lockdown from noon on 18 March until 5 April at least. People cannot leave their homes unless getting food, going to the doctor, going to essential work, or exercising. On the last point, Belgian Prime Minister Sophie Wilmes took a much more relaxed tone than French... Read more
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Johannes PleschbergerFlowers and prayers at „plague column“: "Protect us from the coronavirus"
Wien, Austria • Current Affairs • 06 Apr 2020
Numerous Viennese are leaving candles on the pedestal, children's drawings with prayers hang on the balustrade. "Protect us from the coronavirus", "Please dear God help". The Plague Column or Trinity Column, as it is officially called, was erected after the great plague epidemic in 1679. At that... Read more
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Bala ChambersCoronavirus in Argentina
Buenos Aires, Argentina • Breaking News • 07 Apr 2020
I'm available for stories or live reporting regarding the latest regarding coronavirus in Argentina/LatAm. Read more
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Fernando Poiré VillanuevaA BUS TURNED INTO A GROCERY STORE IN MEXICO CITY, SO PEOPLE CAN BUY FOOD WITHOUT HAVING TO TRAVEL
Mexico City, Mexico • Social • 07 Apr 2020
In Xochimilco, one of the most iconic town halls in Mexico City, a family used a bus transforming it into a grocery store. They took off the seats and instead they put shelves where the vegetables and fruits are displayed now. The bus is traveling across the streets of the town hall and people are... Read more
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RIDDA RIAZWhere is our household happiness?
Islamabad, Pakistan • Social • 08 Apr 2020
This piece traces the patterns of discontent and disturbance in our society at the level of family. It peeks into issues like traumatic childhoods and psychological setbacks of unhealthy family environments with the help of common stories and stats. It can leave readers with a more active insight on... Read more
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Lee HannonField Hospital Live - Covid-19 UK coverage
Manchester, United Kingdom • Breaking News • 09 Apr 2020
Live reporting as the army build a field hospital in Manchester, England. The UK is about to explode with Covid-19 deaths with the scenes witnessed in northern Italy about to be repeated. The army will next week begin building a large field hospital at Manchester's former GMEX site. It will... Read more
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Filippo FioriniItaly Coronavirus lockdown
Italy • Breaking News • 10 Apr 2020
Italian government established a broad lock down area in Northern Italy, in order to contain Covid-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak. News videomaker available. Read more
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Lucky Aaronivulnerable groups preparing for the COVID 19 outbreak?
Harare, Zimbabwe • Breaking News • 10 Apr 2020
The COVID - 19 Pandemic will most likely hit vulnerable communities the hardest. I would want to focus on Eat Out movement of the biggest non-profit organisation in Zimbabwe which works with homeless and their welfare . During this outbreak Eat out movement is running around making sure that the... Read more
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Ewelina KawczynskaCoronavirus in Catalonia
Barcelona, Spain • Breaking News • 11 Apr 2020
Spain sees nearly 2,000 new coronavirus cases in a day, with confirmed deaths rising to 491. Catalonia is second region affected after Madrid. Pedro Sanchez announced on Tuesday €200 billion relief package against effects of coronavirus on the economy. I am currently in Barcelona and available to... Read more
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Santi DonaireHow is quarantine lived on the most famous island in Europe?
Ibiza, Spain • Breaking News • 11 Apr 2020
Ibiza is known worldwide for its parties, discos and tourism. However, since the quarantine of Covid-19 was decreed, the island has been completely paralyzed. Everything is ready to start the activity at Easter. Despite this, the population is afraid of losing the 2020 tourist season. Thousands... Read more
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Vienna Museum is collecting photos from everyday life with coronavirus
Wien, Austria • Cultural • 13 Apr 2020
Cell phone, toilet paper or face mask? In order to document the time around the corona virus for future generations, the Wien Museum asks the public to take photos of objects that play a role in current everyday life. Possible shoot: museum curator showing pics received from the population,... Read more
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Ewelina Kawczynska
Empty streets of Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain • Breaking News • 14 Apr 2020
The number of deaths and infected people is rising in Spain. According to Health Authorities as of March 26, there are 12,940 confirmed covid19 cases, and 880 people in Catalonia have died due to the illness. I'm available for any stories or live reporting on the latest regarding coronavirus in... Read more
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Ewelina Kawczynska
Not only people are affected by coronavirus.
Barcelona, Spain • Breaking News • 14 Apr 2020
Normally Placa Catalunya is the most crowded place in Barcelona. People are always feeding the birds. Now because of the coronavirus everyone is at home so there is nobody to feed the pigeons and the seagles. Here is a little preview: https://youtu.be/_BA2ncMOGc8 Read more
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Enos DenhereThe Southern Africa is in a Climate emergency
Harare, Zimbabwe • Training • 14 Apr 2020
The climate emergency is a growing threat particularly to the most vulnerable, and a particular threat to the long-term health, safety and prosperity of people in Southern Africa. Southern Africa is facing massive famine this year. This is a result of change of seasons due to shift of climate and... Read more
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Emmanuel NKANGURACOVID 19 IN RWANDA
Kigali, Rwanda • Breaking News • 15 Apr 2020
Available to report developments from Rwanda nkangsemma@gmail.com Read more
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Babur HussainHow a religious group is being blamed for spreading Covid19 in Pakistan
Islamabad, Pakistan • Natural Disasters • 15 Apr 2020
Tablighi Jamat ( Preacher's Party) is apolitical religious group of Islamists with its roots in Pakistan and many parts of the world. Recently, their main gathering center in Raiwind, a city in the most populous province Punjab, has been sealed and quarantined after reports of dozens of preachers... Read more
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Christopher GulyCOVID-19 in Canada
Ottawa, Canada • Breaking News • 20 Apr 2020
Available to report on developments from Canada. Chris christopher.guly@gmail.com ph: 001-613-256-9595 Read more
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Mohamed KritTunisia- CoViD 19 stories and reportages
Tunis, Tunisia • Breaking News • 20 Apr 2020
Stories about the hospitals of Tunis, Public quarantine, Streets and avenues empty Read more
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Núria VilcomClinical trial coronavirus Spain
Barcelona, Spain • Breaking News • 26 Apr 2020
Good afternoon, I am a freelance journalist based in Barcelona. Considering the current situation in Spain in reference to the coronavirus, I wanted to send you a proposal in case you are interested (you can see some samples of my work in my website: nurivilcom.wordpress.com). The report... Read more
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Heather LuskHope in Haiti
Indianapolis, United States of America • Natural Disasters • 30 Apr 2020
A decade ago an earthquake destroyed much of Haiti and changed millions of lives. Many stories cover the devastation and lack of improvement over the past ten years. In the town of Fondwa 16 miles (26km) from the epicenter there is a story of hope. US-based Zanmi Fondwa ("Friends of Fondwa") has... Read more
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Núria Vilcom
Coverage Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo-Tuzla-Bihac (Bosnia and Herzegovina) • Current Affairs • 30 Apr 2020
Good morning, I'm a freelance journalist based in Barcelona. During march I will be in Bosnia and Herzegovina to write some reportages -also with video and photos. -I will go to the Bosnian-Croatian border to see the situation of migrants trapped at EU gates. Specifically, Croatia's returns to... Read more
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Sinan Salaheddin MahmoudEconomic crisis looms in Iraq due to plummeted oil prices, delay in 2020 budget approval
Baghdad, Iraq • Breaking News • 30 Apr 2020
Political wrangling and months-long anti-government protests in Iraq have delayed the approval of this year budget, threatening to impact the colossal task of rebuilding after a devastating war with IS and to further fuel the growing public anger over shabby services. The recent plunge in oil... Read more
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Bruno TorquatoCoronavirus in Brazil
Belo Horizonte, Brazil • Breaking News • 30 Apr 2020
I'm available to cover the crises of coronavirus in Brazil. Keep in touch. Read more
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How are the most vulnerable people in society living coronavirus outbreak? An old nun story
Barcelona, Spain • Breaking News • 30 Apr 2020
A noon activist reflecting her life and work in the midst of coronavirus epidemy Summary Mari Pau Trayner Vilanova is a noon, 84 years old, who fights actively for the rights of the noons inside the Church. In fact, she devoted her life to struggle for a change inside the Church. Although her... Read more
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Caren MoyBrazil's President demands that the country returns to work.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Breaking News • 30 Apr 2020
31st March 30, 2020 Brazil has suffered 6 times as many deaths in the first 13 days of the pandemic as China suffered in it’s first 13 days. And the Health Minister Mandetta says that he public health system is already overwhelmed. This huge country has imposed self-isolation to try to control... Read more
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Brazil – Supreme Court attempts to remove Bolsonaro from power
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Breaking News • 30 Apr 2020
Brazil’s top court moves to unseat President Bolsonaro for endangering public health. Political leaders condemn Bolsonaro’s demand Brazil ends self-isolation and returns to work. “He’s committed crimes….lied, incited chaos”. His own Ministers unite against him. Tonight Bolsonaro plans a... Read more
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Enos Denhere
The World is facing a medical emergency
Harare, Zimbabwe • Breaking News • 04 May 2020
Over the past few weeks, we have seen the world stricken with fear and panic over what is now known as the COVID-19, and its effects on many nations.Umphumela wesithombe we-covid-19 virus The world is fighting an enemy they don’t understand; one seems more powerful than them, against which they... Read more
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Jonathan MitchellUK's first spaceport planned in sleepy north coast of Scotland village
Tongue, United Kingdom • Science & Environment • 31 May 2020
In August 2018, the UK government announced that they had selected a site near Tongue, Sutherland, Scotland, UK to be the site of the UK's first spaceport. For the crofters (farmers) of nearby Melness, who jointly own the site, it's 'Rockets Galore' - as the spaceport will turn a sleepy north coast... Read more
