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Trump considers Brazil travel ban and hails huge number of US cases as testing triumph; World Bank warns 60m will fall into extreme poverty Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Brazil has seen its most deadly day since the coronavirus outbreak began, prompting Donald Trump to consider a ban on travel to the US from Brazil as he declared the huge number of US cases of coronavirus was “a badge of honour”. After a cabinet meeting on Tuesday at the White House, Trump said: “I don’t want people coming over here and infecting our people. I don’t want people over there sick either,” in relation to Brazil. Related: Coronavirus cases and deaths over time: how countries compare around the world Worldwide, cases neared 4.9 million, with more than 323,000 deaths, according to the Johns Hopkins University tracker. UN secretary general Antonio Guterres praised countries in Africa for stemming the spread of the virus through “very brave prevention measures”, saying the developed world could learn lessons from it. There have been fewer than 3,000 Covid-19 deaths from 88,000 cases of the disease registered throughout the continent, relatively low numbers compared with more than 320,000 deaths worldwide. New Zealand’s prime minister urged employers to consider flexible working options, including a four-day week, as part of efforts to rebuild the economy after the pandemic. High schools in South Korea opened for the first time this year. Students and teachers must wear masks except at mealtimes, and are asked to wipe down their desks. Windows will be open to improve air-flow, and desks spaced a metre apart. Continue reading…
