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RI doctors organize flight of crucial supplies to COVID-ravaged India

RI doctors organize flight of crucial supplies to COVID-ravaged India G. Wayne Miller, The Providence Journal Led by Kent Hospital s Drs. Forman and Thakkar, RI medical relief effort to help India Replay Video UP NEXT WARWICK Laura Forman and Jinen Thakkar know intimately the suffering and deadliness of COVID. During some of the bleakest periods of the pandemic in Rhode Island, the two physicians ran the Care New England field hospital in Cranston. Now, they have partnered to bring help to a place horrifically afflicted by coronavirus disease: India, where more than 250,000 have died and 23.3 million cases have been recorded. Together, Dr. Forman and Dr. Thakkar have organized an effort that will send desperately needed medical supplies by United Airlines cargo jet to the Asian country.

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Local healthcare workers donate, help with COVID-19 crisis in India

India is averaging several thousand COVID-19 deaths a day, according to Johns Hopkins University. “Only a few months ago Rhode Island had the highest per capita numbers of COVID in the entire world,” Dr. Laura Forman, who’s head of emergency medicine at Kent Hospital in Warwick. So, Dr. Forman and her colleagues are now helping others by sending supplies like masks and gloves to India, which is now a hot spot. “There aren’t enough supplies, people are dying for lack of oxygen, they’re dying for lack of medical supplies, and medication, and people are dying on floors, because there aren’t hospital beds there,” Forman said.

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Uber s Speed Could Limit Lyft — Heard on the Street

Provided by Dow Jones By Laura Forman The great ride-share recovery is no freeway. Shares of ride-hailing companies fell Wednesday following Lyft s first-quarter report and went even lower after hours on Uber s earnings release that came 24 hours later. Uber said its full ride-share recovery in places like Australia and Hong Kong has been offset to some degree by continued weakness in places like India and Brazil, where Covid-19 case counts remain high. Meanwhile Lyft, which operates the majority of its business in the U.S., says its ride-share ride recovery peaked in March, at least temporarily, with volumes declining month over month in April as demand outstripped supply.

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Combining business with leisure: the rise of the bleisure trip

© Beachcomber Resort & Spa How business travel will look in the post-pandemic world is one of the great unanswered questions, says Conor Sen on Bloomberg. At the same time, many people are looking forward – or at least planning to book – their first big post-lockdown holiday. That’s where the concept of “bleisure” comes in. “Our growing comfort with remote and flexible work arrangements may open up an even bigger category of travel that combines both business and leisure.” Particularly in the summer months, when the schools are out and work is slow, it may become normal to work “outside the office for two or three weeks from a scenic destination on the water or in the mountains”. In our “always on” culture, when you’re expected to respond promptly to emails at all hours, doing so from the Hamptons or Puerto Vallarta in Mexico “beats having to do it after commuting home from the office”. Airlines and accommodation will have to adapt. Travel will no lon

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Combining business with leisure: the rise of the bleisure trip

© Beachcomber Resort & Spa How business travel will look in the post-pandemic world is one of the great unanswered questions, says Conor Sen on Bloomberg. At the same time, many people are looking forward – or at least planning to book – their first big post-lockdown holiday. That’s where the concept of “bleisure” comes in. “Our growing comfort with remote and flexible work arrangements may open up an even bigger category of travel that combines both business and leisure.” Particularly in the summer months, when the schools are out and work is slow, it may become normal to work “outside the office for two or three weeks from a scenic destination on the water or in the mountains”. In our “always on” culture, when you’re expected to respond promptly to emails at all hours, doing so from the Hamptons or Puerto Vallarta in Mexico “beats having to do it after commuting home from the office”. Airlines and accommodation will have to adapt. Travel will no lo

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