Cruise line Virgin Voyages which will launch its ship 'Scarlet Lady' in 2020, is set to have a brand new cruise terminal in Port Miami. It will overlook the Miami skyline and will be a whopping 100,000 square feet. A palm grove-inspired design the attempt is to render the authentic Miami experience. 

Reports of domestic violence are surging worldwide as couples and families are stuck at home together for long periods because governments are ordering residents to shelter-in-place to stop the spread of coronavirus. A San Francisco District Attorney's office reported that domestic violence increased by 60 percent in the city in the last weekend.&nbsp;UN Secretary-General&nbsp;said Sunday night that there has been surge in domestic violence as fear of the coronavirus&nbsp;grows along with its social and economic consequences. The Australian government reported a 75% increase in online searches for domestic violence support, and a French minister said domestic violence rose 32% across France and 36% in Paris in one week, according to media reports.

Italian opera singer Andrea Bocelli will perform in an empty Milan cathedral, Sunday (12 April 2020), for a one off concert to celebrate Easter.&nbsp;Bocelli will sing in the Duomo Cathedral in the center of Milan, which is currently closed due to the coronavirus outbreak. Instead of a crowd in the pews, his audience will watch a livestream of his performance on his YouTube channel.

In a new case of animal's day out amid lockdown, lambs were spotted on a merry-go-round in a deserted park in England. Captured by Facebook&nbsp;user Debbie Ellis, the video has captured many eyes on social media.&nbsp;

A shark mauled and killed a young Australian wildlife worker on the Great Barrier Reef, officials said Tuesday. Queensland state Premier said the 23-year-old victim worked for the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service.&nbsp;There have been at least three shark attacks on the Great Barrier Reef over the past 18 months.

Online retail giant Amazon is postponing its popular shopping event Prime Day, according to a Reuters report. The 2-day online event will be pushed to sometime after August due to the coronavirus pandemic. According to the report, Amazon is expecting to incur $100 million in losses due to excess devices that it will have to sell at discount.&nbsp;

After suspending services completely due to the government's&nbsp;21-day&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;orders, ride-sharing platform Uber is now offering cabs in select cities for essential services. The service can be booked through the Uber&nbsp;app but will only work if your destination is essential, which covers a list of&nbsp;pharmacies,&nbsp;grocery stores and&nbsp;hospitals. The service is being rolled out slowly pending approval from local law enforcement agencies and is already live in some cities like Nashik&nbsp;and Gurugram&nbsp;reportedly.&nbsp;

The first&nbsp;study claiming anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine&nbsp;as an effective treatment for Covid-19 which triggered US President Donald Trump's enthusiasm for its widespread use, has now been slammed by the same group that publishes the journal in which the paper first appeared.&nbsp;The&nbsp;International Society of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy has said that the&nbsp;study&nbsp;that appeared in its journal 'did not meet its standard.'&nbsp;Other health experts have also cited serious problems with the study, including questions about its ethical underpinnings, messy confounding variables, missing patients, rushed and conflicted peer review and confusing data.
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Financial and data analysis company CRISIL&nbsp;is distributing 10,000 meals every day to underprivileged people across Mumbai&nbsp;to help those stranded due to the coronavirus&nbsp;outbreak. Prepared at the kitchen facility of its Mumbai&nbsp;headquarters, the administration is providing food to&nbsp;labour camps in Hiranandani,&nbsp;slums in Mankhurd and Dharavi&nbsp;and&nbsp;Aarey Road in&nbsp;Goregaon&nbsp;as a part of the firms '10K Meals Project.'

Women are actually better drivers than men, a study conducted by researchers from the University of Westminster have found. For the findings, researchers analysed official data for England for the period 2005-15 concerning statistics like police injury and traffic survey data. The study, published in the BMJ&nbsp;journal, found that for cars and vans, the risk posed by male drivers was double that posed by women per km driven, rising to four times higher for lorry drivers, and more than 10 times higher for motorbike riders.

There are face masks that are being manufactured in thousands every day but they're not for everyone. That's the gap 21-year-old Ashley Lawrence, who studies at the&nbsp;Eastern Kentucky University, wanted to fill. She began sewing masks using plastic fabric and bed sheets made especially for the disabled. The masks come with a transparent window that allow people with hearing difficulties to lip read. The masks also let people wrap the string around the head instead of the ears to help those with hearing aids.&nbsp;

Indian-origin Bhasha Mukherjee, who was crowned Miss England in 2019 has returned to the UK to continue her work as a doctor in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Mukherjee shifted from Kolkata at the age of 8 and specialised in respiratory medicine. Last year, she decided to give a break to her career as a doctor and focus on charity work. Given the coronavirus&nbsp;crisis in the UK, she volunteered to return back to work at the Pilgrim Hospital in England and&nbsp;resume work as a doctor.

In a bid to ensure the safety of health workers, the&nbsp; administration in Jharkhand has introduced an innovative portable unit for collecting samples from suspected coronavirus-infected persons. The unit looks like a public telephone booth and will reduce the manpower needed for collecting samples for coronavirus tests.&nbsp;The sample collection kiosk can be mounted on a vehicle and transported to any location.&nbsp;It consists&nbsp;of a small cubicle along with personal protective equipment such as gloves for a health worker and kit for collecting samples.

As the Covid-19 pandemic has brought the entire world to a standstill, tourism has taken a back seat.&nbsp;Srinagar's&nbsp;iconic&nbsp;Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, which is usually bustling with tourists around this time of the year, is in full bloom. But, this year, things are different as the garden has no visitors to marvel at the splendid tulips due to the&nbsp;21-day nationwide&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;to contain the spread of Covid-19.&nbsp;

The Covid-19 pandemic could wipe out Brazil's indigenous people, according to health experts from the Federal University of S&atilde;o Paulo. Native communities are at a higher risk of death from respiratory illnesses and experts fear that the coronavirus could have a similar impact. Many communities lack the means to avoid or reduce risk of contagion.&nbsp;Dr Sofia Mendon&ccedil;a shared that in response to the pandemic, some communities are splitting&nbsp;up into smaller groups to take refuge inside the forest. According to the&nbsp;president of the Federation of Indigenous Organizations of Rio Negro, local communities are already in a state of panic.&nbsp;

The WHO has dedicated the World Health Day 2020, commemorated annually on 7th April, to the work of nurses and midwives and to&nbsp;remind&nbsp;world leaders of the critical role they play in keeping us&nbsp;healthy. Nursing is the largest occupational group in the health sector, accounting for almost 59% of the health professionals.&nbsp;Interestingly, 70% of the health and social workforce globally are women, and they have been fighting at the front-line&nbsp;to battle the novel coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic. The World Health Organisation urges everyone to take a minute today to thank them.Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;also expressed his gratitude towards doctors, nurses and medical staff leading the fight against Covid-19.&nbsp;

For sanitation purposes, a Lucknow-based robotics scientist has designed a drone capable of carrying disinfectant. Milind&nbsp;Raj claimed that given the high transmissibility of the novel coronavirus, such drones can help in containing the spread of the virus by helping with effective sanitisation. The prototype, created by Milind Raj, can carry 7 to 10 litres of disinfectant and can be operated by a mobile phone, a computer or a transmitter. Another one, capable of carrying 30 litres of spray, is in the pipeline.&nbsp;

Two samples of&nbsp;Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) developed by a Northern Railways workshop have, reportedly, cleared tests by the Defence Research and Development Organisation. They have passed the 'ability to&nbsp;block blood or body fluid' and will now be mass produced at railway units. This comes as a huge milestone for Indian Railways as it continues to lend a helping hand to the government in the fight against coronavirus.&nbsp;There is a shortage of PPEs for medical professionals in the country who are treating Covid-19 patients, and this workshop hopes to support with at least 100 coveralls a day.&nbsp;
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As the Covid-19 pandemic sweeps parts of the world, zoos and aquariums have reported an increase in their webcam views as they're no longer allowed to welcome visitors. For instance, the Monterey Bay Aquarium is getting 8 times as many daily views as they did before the crisis. According to officials, the aquarium's mesmerizing jelly fish cameras have been popular as viewers can use them to help with relaxation during this time of stress. From showcasing animal behavior to displaying what goes on behind-the-scenes, zoos in the United States are offering a lot of content, specially for educational purposes.

As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread in India, online food delivery has taken a major hit. Food delivery executives in Delhi have been unable to meet targets despite working for 16 to 17 hours a day, they shared with news aganecy ANI, and&nbsp;the demand has fallen massively.&nbsp;They also shared that while all the necessary precautions are being taken by the delivery companies, the hardships they are facing are unparalleled.&nbsp;

As Covid-19&nbsp;captures global headlines across the globe, the WHO warned on Tuesday that there's a global shortage of nearly six million nurses&nbsp;to tackle the pandemic. WHO&nbsp;has dedicated World Health Day 2020, commemorated on 7th April annually, to support the efforts of nurses and midwives.&nbsp;According to the International Council of Nurses' chief executive, 80% of the world's nurses only currently serve 50% of the world's population.&nbsp;In fighting the coronavirus pandemic, experts also called for urgent investment in virus tests for healthcare workers.

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