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Japan: Japan Federation of Bar Association criticizes penalties written into reform proposal for Covid-19 special measures

Japan: Japan Federation of Bar Association criticizes penalties written into reform proposal for Covid-19 special measures コロナ特措法などの改正案、日弁連が罰則に反対「差別助長する」「正当な補償を」 , 22 Jan 2021 [Japanese-to-English translation by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre.] On 22 January 2021, the cabinet decided on a proposal to strengthen Covid-19 measures with reforms to the National Action Plan for Pandemic Influenza and New Infectious Diseases. The reform proposal, brought forth by the government and the ruling party, includes orders to reduce business owners’ operational capacity and time. It also institutes penalties when such orders are not followed and criminal sentencing for Covid-19 patients who are denied hospitalization. The Japan Federation of Bar Association, who has been increasingly vigil

Public health expert returns to update N C Men s Club

Public health expert returns to update N.C. Men s Club Staff FacebookTwitterEmail Dr. Pietro MarghellaNew Canaan Men s Club / Contributed photo With COVID-19 in Connecticut averaging 1,138 new cases per day, as of the past weekend, the members of the New Canaan Men’s Club will get an update on developments in the progress being made to combat the new virus’ and disease’s spread from Dr. Pietro Marghella, a public health expert, who previously spoke to the members of the club in July 2020. The members of the Men’s Club will hear Marghella’s remarks during its virtual meeting on Zoom Feb. 19, beginning at 10 a.m.

Inspector general: Navy didn t follow pandemic plan during coronavirus outbreak on the Roosevelt

Advertisement The outbreak on the ship led to the death of a sailor, the firing of the Roosevelt’s commanding officer and, indirectly, to the resignation of the Navy’s acting secretary. About two months after the Theodore Roosevelt left San Diego in January 2020, the ship visited Da Nang, Vietnam. Two weeks after that visit, sailors on board began testing positive for COVID-19. The ship diverted to Guam, where the majority of the crew sequestered at local hotels as the virus spread. Chief Petty Officer Charles Thacker, 41, died of the virus in April. More than 1,200 sailors about 25 percent of the crew tested positive over the next few weeks.

Defense Department Investigation into Navy COVID-19 Response

The following is the Feb. 4, DoD Inspector General report, Evaluation of the Navy’s Plans and Response to the Coronavirus Disease-2019 Onboard Navy Warships and Submarines. The report was released on Feb. 8. From the report Objective  We determined whether the Navy had, and implemented, policies, plans, and procedures to prevent and mitigate the spread […]

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