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A silent decimation: South America s losing battle against Covid

A silent decimation: South America s losing battle against Covid
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First Thing: G7 leaders will reportedly call for fresh WHO Covid investigation

Good morning Leaders at the G7 summit – which kicks off in Carbis Bay, Cornwall, England, on Friday – will call for a fresh World Health Organization inquiry into the origins of Covid-19, a leaked draft communique suggests. Led by the Joe Biden administration, the call comes after the president last month expanded the US investigation into the virus’s origins, with one intelligence agency leaning towards the theory that it came from a laboratory.

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Victoria records five new Covid cases as official says Delta variant likely leak from hotel quarantine

Victoria records five new Covid cases as official says Delta variant likely leak from hotel quarantine Michael McGowan © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Darrian Traynor/Getty Images A senior public health official says her “strong hypothesis” is that the highly contagious Delta variant of the coronavirus that caused a second outbreak in Melbourne was caused by a hotel quarantine leak. Victoria reported five new cases of Covid-19 on Saturday from 36,362 tests on day nine of Melbourne’s fourth lockdown, including two cases linked to the so-called Delta variant – which emerged in India during its devastating outbreak. On Saturday the infectious diseases expert Prof Sharon Lewin from the Doherty Institute was asked whether she believed the West Melbourne family that caught the strain could have caught it while holidaying in Jervis Bay in New South Wales.

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What do you think of it so far? Voters rate Amlo s Mexico transformation

Nearly three years have passed since Andrés Manuel López Obrador was elected president of Mexico and, before a sea of euphoric supporters, promised: “I will not fail you. You will not be disappointed.” “I knew he wouldn’t fail us because I felt so sure about him and because we knew that his plan for the nation was achievable,” said Teresa Sordo Vilchis, a 71-year-old obradorista who has been a dedicated follower for more than a decade – and.

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Outrageous : why is a US health worker being charged with spreading Covid?

‘Outrageous’: why is a US health worker being charged with spreading Covid? Jessica Glenza © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Justin Lane/EPA Prosecutors in Camden, New Jersey, charged a home health aide accused of inadvertently exposing an elderly patient to Covid-19 early in the pandemic in what appears to be the only case of its kind. The patient, an 80-year-old woman, died of the illness in May last year. © Photograph: Justin Lane/EPA ‘Juries are unpredictable and the risk of deportation was too great,’ said attorney Teri Lodge. The attempt to hold an essential worker criminally liable for the spread of Covid-19 resulted in the worker, 51-year-old Josefina Brito-Fernandez, permanently losing her license to work and entering a probation program for fear she would be deported.

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