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County health authorities issued an emergency stay-in-place order for University of Michigan. Undergrad students have been found to make up more than 60% of local COVID-19 cases. It’s meant to slow the coronavirus infection rate and allow for better contact tracing, health officials said. Loveluck’s order said the surge “at or near the Ann Arbor campus is driven by social gatherings”. These gathering ignore state and local health guidelines, reports HuffPost. The state on Monday set a new record, reporting an average of 1,818 new cases.
Japanese designer Kenzo Takada died in Paris on Sunday due to COVID-19-related complications. He was 81. Famous for his international luxury fashion house Kenzo, he inaugurated his flagship store in Paris' Place des Victoires in 1976. A native of Himeji, Japan, over the next thirty years, Takada launched a perfume empire, and, in 1993, sold his brand to luxury conglomerate LVMH. In 1999, he retired to pursue other creative pursuits. In January of 2020, he launched his K-3 brand. He had a zest for life... Kenzo Takada was the epitome of the art of living. Bouchet Manheim CEO, K-3
San Francisco, Jul 23 (EFE/EPA).- The Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco reopened Wednesday, joining the list of reopened public amenities inside Golden Gate Park.The oldest public Japanese garden in the US remained closed Since March 17 due to the Shelter in Place Order, which was issued for the coronavirus pandemic. The Tea Garden currently has a limit of 100 guests and has set up one-way pathways to adhere to social distancing measures. (Camera: JOHN MABANGLO). SHOT LIST: VISITORS WALK THROUGH THE REOPENED JAPANESE TEA GARDEN AT GOLDEN GATE PARK IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, US.
Jada Pinkett Smith is in a "really good place", as she's learned how to find things that make her "happy" both professionally and personally.
Welcome to the Russian village of Oymyakon, one of the coldest permanently inhabited regions on earth. Yesterday, the temperature dropped to a frostbitingly cold −55 °C, or −67 °F, but that didn't stop students from going to school. Just to give a sense of how cold it gets, Oymyakon's permafrost remains frozen year-round and it's responsible for coldest officially recorded temperature in the northern hemisphere, recording −67.7 °C (−89.9 °F) on February 6, 1933.
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