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North Island musician s tour kicks off in New Plymouth at the end of the month

North Island musician s tour kicks off in New Plymouth at the end of the month
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Listen Up, Washington - Now Is The Time To Book Holiday Flights

You're starting to think about traveling again. We're here to tell you to hurry up and book that flight. And explain why.

Tua Tagovailoa suffers head injury vs Bengals

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was taken off the field on a stretcher and transported to a local hospital after an apparent head injury during Thursd

BTS to Return to Korea Without RM — Why Did the Latter Remain in the US?

According to a Korean media outlet, BTS will fly back to Korea without their leader, RM. Find out why RM stayed in the United States below. #BTS #방탄소년단 #RM #BTSRM #PTD ON STAGE LV #Namjoon #KimNamjoon

Frontiers | Systematic Assessment of COVID-19 Pandemic in Bangladesh: Effectiveness of Preparedness in the First Wave

Background: To develop an effective countermeasure and determine our susceptibilities to the outbreak of COVID-19 is challenging for a densely populated developing country like Bangladesh and a systematic review of the disease on a continuous basis is necessary. Methods: Publicly available and globally acclaimed datasets (4 March 2020 – 30 September 2020) from IEDCR, Bangladesh, JHU and ECDC database are used for this study. Visual exploratory data analysis is used and we fitted a polynomial model for the number of deaths. A comparison of Bangladesh scenario over different time points as well as with global perspectives is made. Results: In Bangladesh, the number of active cases had decreased, after reaching a peak, with a constant pattern of death rate at from July to the end of September, 2020. 71% of the cases and 77% of the deceased were males. People aged between 21 to 40 years were most vulnerable to the coronavirus and most of the fatalities (51.49%) were in the 60+ population

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