https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8117325/Jeremy-Corbyns-brother-Piers-claims-Bill-Gates-George-Soros-coronavirus.html

Jeremy Corbyn's brother Piers has claimed that Bill Gates and George Soros are behind the coronavirus.

The 72-year-old told followers on Twitter that the illness is an attempt to cull the world's population with a poisoned antidote.

Sharing the bizarre conspiracy theory, he wrote: 'THE CV PANDEMIC WAS SIMULATED OCT 2019 BY MEGA-RICH CONTROL FREAKS BILL GATES, GEORGE SOROS +CRONIES. NOW IT'S FOR REAL.

'THE AIM IS A WORLD POPULATION CULL ("PEOPLE cause #CO2 problem") by THEIR mass VACCINATION PLAN CONTAINING POISON. REFUSECVVACCINE.'

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/india-coronavirus-tablighi-jamaat-delhi/2020/04/02/abdc5af0-7386-11ea-ad9b-254ec99993bc_story.html

India confronts its first coronavirus ‘super-spreader’ — a Muslim missionary group with more than 400 members infected

Gatherings last month at the headquarters of a prominent Muslim missionary group are emerging as India’s first “super-spreader” event, complicating efforts to control rising infections in this nation of 1.3 billion people.

More than 400 confirmed cases and at least 10 deaths across the country — stretching from Tamil Nadu in the south to Kashmir in the north — have been linked to people who attended events at the Tablighi Jamaat center near a historic shrine in India’s capital.

The infections, which represent about a fifth of India’s total cases, have sparked a frantic effort to track down anyone who attended the recent meetings. In at least two states, potential contacts are being traced using mobile-phone location data.

The outbreak also has provoked a spasm of Islamophobia in India, a Hindu-majority nation that is home to 200 million Muslims.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2020/04/04/environment/c-w-nicol-uncompromising-environmentalist-possessed-deep-humanity/#.Xog6tC_COMI

Author and environmentalist C.W. Nicol died on Monday after being diagnosed with cancer in 2016. As a long-standing contributor to The Japan Times, we asked his editor throughout, Andrew Kershaw, to write a few words in memory of the award-winning conservationist

lready quite a celebrity in Japan by the time our paths crossed, he had been a familiar face on television through the nature and travel programs he had made. He’d even had five minutes of fame as a popular singer, though nothing could compare with him in full voice, or caressing a lament, in the company of family and friends.

He was an accomplished artist and chef, too, and he really did love writing.

Not content with joining the first of his Arctic research expeditions while still in his teens, as a wildlife ranger he set up Ethiopia’s first national park a few years later. Then he was off conducting fisheries research for the government in Canada, sailing on a Japanese whaling ship in Antarctic waters,and all the while honing his black belt skills in karate

was most delighted to have battled through the thickets of bureaucracy and the undergrowth of vested interests as the driving force behind the brand-new, all-wood Miyanomori Elementary School in Higashi-Matsushima, Miyagi Prefecture, which finally opened in January 2017.

The genesis for that lay in the long-standing programs the Afan Trust runs giving traumatized or disadvantaged children from that area a taste of freedom in nature.

safely on a hillside with woods nestled behind it.

https://thehimalayantimes.com/nepal/covid-19-first-locally-transmitted-case-confirmed-in-nepal/

KATHMANDU: First case of local transmission of the coronavirus infection has been confirmed in the country.

The Ministry of Health and Population today shared the information of three new confirmed COVID-19 cases, of which two persons recently returned to Nepal from India while one contracted the contagion from a previously infected person.

A 34-year-old female from Kailali — who is known be a relative of one of the earlier infected persons — has contracted the disease, as per the Ministry.

A man, 34, who had recently returned from abroad tested positive for COVID-19, becoming the fourth Nepali to have contracted the disease. The infected person was kept in isolation and is undergoing treatment at Seti Provincial Hospital, Dhangadhi. According to the hospital, he is a resident of Kailali in Sudurpaschim Province.

He had returned from Dubai on March 20 and was admitted to the hospital on March 24, as he was suffering from fever and cough.

With this, the total number of confirmed cases has reached nine, eight of them active.>>8682393

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