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Background Event "We will get through this," Trump tweeted. Trump's positive test follows news that Hope Hicks,
a top adviser and trusted aide, had tested positive for the new coronavirus.
Hicks travels regularly with the president on Air Force One and, along with other senior aides,
accompanied him to Ohio for the presidential debate on Tuesday and to Minnesota for a
campaign event on Wednesday.
Trump, who is tested regularly for the virus that causes COVID-19, has kept up a rigorous travel
schedule across the country in recent weeks, holding rallies with thousands of people in the run-
up to the Nov. 3 election, despite warnings from public health professionals against having
events with large crowds.
Trump has come under sharp criticism for his response to the coronavirus pandemic that has
killed more than 200,000 people in the US alone. The president has touted his management of
the crisis
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The Biggest Insect was Found
Newsworthy Event An explorer has found the biggest insect ever on record – so large it can scoff a carrot.
The insect is called a Weta Bug and has a huge wing span of seven inches and weighs as
much as three mice.
Background event An entomologist Mark Moffett, 55, discovered the cricket-like creature up a tree on
New Zealand’s Little Barrier Island. He spent two days searching for the creepy crawly
which were thought to be extinct after Europeans brought rats to the island many years
ago.
Source “This became all the more amazing when we realized that this was the largest insect
recorded.” Mark said.
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WHO says more than 170 countries have joined COVAX vaccine facility News Desk
Reuters Singapore / Thu, September 17, 2020 / 08:00 pm
More than 170 countries have joined the World Health Organization’s COVAX global vaccine plan to help
buy and distribute immunization shots for COVID-19 fairly around the world, the body's director general
said.
"More than 170 countries have joined the COVAX facility, gaining guaranteed access to the world's largest
portfolio of vaccine candidates," Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in pre-recorded comments on
Thursday ahead of Friday's deadline to join the facility.
WHO previously said 92 lower-income nations were seeking assistance via the facility, and some 80
higher-income nations had expressed interest, but some still had to confirm their intention by the deadline.
The WHO and the GAVI vaccine alliance are leading the COVAX facility, which aims to procure and
deliver 2 billion doses of approved vaccines by the end of 2021.
But some countries that have secured their own supplies through bilateral deals, including the United
States, have said they will not join COVAX.
"The first vaccine to be approved may not be the best. The more shots on goal we have the higher the
chances of having a very safe, very efficacious vaccine," Tedros added in his remarks made during a
webinar hosted by the National University of Singapore.
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