COVID-19 Solidarity
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Solidarity is the cure for fluidity of flux.
Solidarity is the cure for fluidity of flux.
Collective or herd thrivelling is solely contingent upon unity , collaboration or solidarity. Every large crisis is dominanted by the uncertainty or ambiguity characteristic of and the need for flourishing in flux. It should seem intuitive that solidarity is the answer to fluity of flux.
Collective or herd thrivelling is solely contingent upon unity , collaboration or solidarity. Every large crisis is dominanted by the uncertainty or ambiguity characteristic of and the need for flourishing in flux. It should seem intuitive that solidarity is the answer to fluity of flux.
A splendid example of solidarity. The world is applauding Taiwan's Coronavirus response.
A splendid example of solidarity. The world is applauding Taiwan's Coronavirus response.
The Taiwanese govt is sending 10 million masks to virus hit countries. WION's Palki tells you how its getting harder for the world to ignore Taiwan. "Over the past month we have seen countless acts of bravery, and sacrifice from medical workers around the world. It is our duty as global citizens to give them our full support. We need to stet up cooperation, and that means, sharing experiences and materials." Tsai Ing-wen President of Taiwan
The Taiwanese govt is sending 10 million masks to virus hit countries. WION's Palki tells you how its getting harder for the world to ignore Taiwan. "Over the past month we have seen countless acts of bravery, and sacrifice from medical workers around the world. It is our duty as global citizens to give them our full support. We need to stet up cooperation, and that means, sharing experiences and materials." Tsai Ing-wen President of Taiwan
will be distributed across Europe, to numerous countries struggling to handle a flood of COVID-19 cases. Taiwan has now donated 10 million masks abroad, in line with the government''s campaign to show that "Taiwan can help." Numerous European politicians have shared videos online thanking Taiwan for the masks, and expressing support for Taiwan to be properly included in international initiatives.A shipment of 7 million Taiwanese masks arrived in Frankfurt on a China Airlines flight, from where they’ll be delivered all across Europe. The boxes, emblazoned with “Taiwan Can Help,” were shown here in a report on regional German TV.Local media interviewed Taiwan’s representative in Germany, Hsieh Chih-wei. In a Facebook post, he quoted a German elected official who attended the mask reception: “Taiwan is small but great, solitary but independent, and has astonished the world with its response to COVID-19.” The officials expressed gratitude for the donation, and a wish for the WHO and the world to include Taiwan in global initiatives. “Taiwan needs the world, and the world needs Taiwan,” he reportedly said. Hsieh wrote, “I was tearing up. I’m proud to be Taiwanese!”Politicians across Europe have posted videos thanking Taiwan.Eric BothorelFrench National Assembly… Conversely, Taiwanese delegations that come to France and who have not forgotten their French friends, as we will not forget our Taiwanese friends. Thanks to the president.Michael GahlerEuropean Parliament… And that is why I also support very much the incorporation of Taiwan in all activities of the World Health Organization in combating the virus.Alec von GraffenriedMayor of Bern, SwitzerlandWe are very grateful that Taiwan sent us half a million face masks that will help us to overcome the corona crisis. Thank you very much. Taiwan’s efforts to walk the walk of “we can help” seem to be landing well in Europe as the continent struggles with the epidemic.
will be distributed across Europe, to numerous countries struggling to handle a flood of COVID-19 cases. Taiwan has now donated 10 million masks abroad, in line with the government''s campaign to show that "Taiwan can help." Numerous European politicians have shared videos online thanking Taiwan for the masks, and expressing support for Taiwan to be properly included in international initiatives.A shipment of 7 million Taiwanese masks arrived in Frankfurt on a China Airlines flight, from where they’ll be delivered all across Europe. The boxes, emblazoned with “Taiwan Can Help,” were shown here in a report on regional German TV.Local media interviewed Taiwan’s representative in Germany, Hsieh Chih-wei. In a Facebook post, he quoted a German elected official who attended the mask reception: “Taiwan is small but great, solitary but independent, and has astonished the world with its response to COVID-19.” The officials expressed gratitude for the donation, and a wish for the WHO and the world to include Taiwan in global initiatives. “Taiwan needs the world, and the world needs Taiwan,” he reportedly said. Hsieh wrote, “I was tearing up. I’m proud to be Taiwanese!”Politicians across Europe have posted videos thanking Taiwan.Eric BothorelFrench National Assembly… Conversely, Taiwanese delegations that come to France and who have not forgotten their French friends, as we will not forget our Taiwanese friends. Thanks to the president.Michael GahlerEuropean Parliament… And that is why I also support very much the incorporation of Taiwan in all activities of the World Health Organization in combating the virus.Alec von GraffenriedMayor of Bern, SwitzerlandWe are very grateful that Taiwan sent us half a million face masks that will help us to overcome the corona crisis. Thank you very much. Taiwan’s efforts to walk the walk of “we can help” seem to be landing well in Europe as the continent struggles with the epidemic.
COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund is a global fund for supporting the work of the World Health Organization in containing the 2019-20 coronavirus pandemic. It was launched on March 13, 2020 by the Director General of WHO in Geneva, Switzerland. The purpose of the response fund is to "support WHO’s work to track and understand the spread of the virus; to ensure patients get the care they need and frontline workers get essential supplies and information; and to accelerate efforts to develop vaccines, tests, and treatments." Major companies, including Facebook, H&M and Google have donated to the Solidarity Response Fund, in addition to several private individuals.
COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund is a global fund for supporting the work of the World Health Organization in containing the 2019-20 coronavirus pandemic. It was launched on March 13, 2020 by the Director General of WHO in Geneva, Switzerland. The purpose of the response fund is to "support WHO’s work to track and understand the spread of the virus; to ensure patients get the care they need and frontline workers get essential supplies and information; and to accelerate efforts to develop vaccines, tests, and treatments." Major companies, including Facebook, H&M and Google have donated to the Solidarity Response Fund, in addition to several private individuals.
As France endures its third week of lockdown to fight the spread of COVID-19, solidarity is stepping up a gear. From home-made face masks and protective shields, to the distribution of meals to the most vulnerable, initiatives to help others are springing up throughout the country. In Paris and Normandy, Clovis Casali and Julie Dungelhoeff went to meet French people who are unwilling to ideally sit back. They want to help those most affected by this unprecedented crisis.
As France endures its third week of lockdown to fight the spread of COVID-19, solidarity is stepping up a gear. From home-made face masks and protective shields, to the distribution of meals to the most vulnerable, initiatives to help others are springing up throughout the country. In Paris and Normandy, Clovis Casali and Julie Dungelhoeff went to meet French people who are unwilling to ideally sit back. They want to help those most affected by this unprecedented crisis.
India shows solidarity against Coronavirus by lightning diyas & candles amid COVID-19 outbreak
India shows solidarity against Coronavirus by lightning diyas & candles amid COVID-19 outbreak
India showed solidarity against the epidemic COVID-19 pandemic spreading in the country by burning candles and lamps on its balconies and roofs in compliance with PM Modi's recommendation and .
India showed solidarity against the epidemic COVID-19 pandemic spreading in the country by burning candles and lamps on its balconies and roofs in compliance with PM Modi's recommendation and .
South Koreans have been coming up with various ways to support those affected by the virus. Foreign residents in the nation are also stepping up to the plate. As blood donations dwindle they've come forward to help out. Kim Bokyung has the full story. This group of around 15 Ethiopians are visiting a blood center in central Seoul. With the number of donors in Korea falling sharply due to the COVID-19 outbreak,... these good-hearted people are helping out by giving their blood. They say they have decided to do this not only to encourage other foreigners to take part, but also because Ethiopia has special ties with South Korea. "In history Koreans and Ethiopians have their own history like suffering the war in 1952. Our grandfathers came here to support Korea so we wanted to continue that legacy to the next generation or this one."
South Koreans have been coming up with various ways to support those affected by the virus. Foreign residents in the nation are also stepping up to the plate. As blood donations dwindle they've come forward to help out. Kim Bokyung has the full story. This group of around 15 Ethiopians are visiting a blood center in central Seoul. With the number of donors in Korea falling sharply due to the COVID-19 outbreak,... these good-hearted people are helping out by giving their blood. They say they have decided to do this not only to encourage other foreigners to take part, but also because Ethiopia has special ties with South Korea. "In history Koreans and Ethiopians have their own history like suffering the war in 1952. Our grandfathers came here to support Korea so we wanted to continue that legacy to the next generation or this one."
Egypt lit up on Sunday 3 historical sites in the colors of China's flag as a sign of solidarity in combating the novel coronavirus. The lit up sites were Cairo's Saladin Citadel, Luxor's Karnak Temple and Aswan's Philae Temple. They were illuminated in the evening at the same time, indicating a friendly attitude from Egyptians towards the Chinese people. A number of Chinese-speaking Egyptian tour guides gathered near the Saladin citadel and showed their support for China.
Egypt lit up on Sunday 3 historical sites in the colors of China's flag as a sign of solidarity in combating the novel coronavirus. The lit up sites were Cairo's Saladin Citadel, Luxor's Karnak Temple and Aswan's Philae Temple. They were illuminated in the evening at the same time, indicating a friendly attitude from Egyptians towards the Chinese people. A number of Chinese-speaking Egyptian tour guides gathered near the Saladin citadel and showed their support for China.
Italians who have to stay at home as part of countrywide measures against the spread of deadly coronavirus are trying to calm down and show solidarity against the virus outbreak with the help of music.
While locked down under national quarantine, neighbors across Italy played music together on their balconies and found connection in their improvised concerts amidst the Coronavirus pandemic.
While locked down under national quarantine, neighbors across Italy played music together on their balconies and found connection in their improvised concerts amidst the Coronavirus pandemic.
"I'm an Italian national living in the UK. In the last two weeks I've been closely following the situation here and in my home country. Many of the Italians living here - myself included - were wondering how much of the current measures in the UK have been informed by what was learned in Italy?"
"I'm an Italian national living in the UK. In the last two weeks I've been closely following the situation here and in my home country. Many of the Italians living here - myself included - were wondering how much of the current measures in the UK have been informed by what was learned in Italy?"
Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate. Panellists include secretary of state for Northern Ireland Brandon Lewis, shadow chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and shadow minister for the cabinet office Rachel Reeves, professor of experimental medicine at Imperial College and a member of the NERVTAG committee (New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats) advising government Peter Openshaw, Scottish musician, social campaigner and winner of the 2018 Orwell Prize for his book Poverty Safari: Understanding the Anger of Britain's Underclass Darren McGarvey and actress, comedian, psychotherapist and author of books on mental health and mindfulness Ruby Wax.
Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate. Panellists include secretary of state for Northern Ireland Brandon Lewis, shadow chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and shadow minister for the cabinet office Rachel Reeves, professor of experimental medicine at Imperial College and a member of the NERVTAG committee (New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats) advising government Peter Openshaw, Scottish musician, social campaigner and winner of the 2018 Orwell Prize for his book Poverty Safari: Understanding the Anger of Britain's Underclass Darren McGarvey and actress, comedian, psychotherapist and author of books on mental health and mindfulness Ruby Wax.
Turkey has sent medical aid to countries badly hit by coronavirus epidemics such as the US, UK, Italy, Spain, as well as the Balkans.
Turkey has sent medical aid to countries badly hit by coronavirus epidemics such as the US, UK, Italy, Spain, as well as the Balkans.
Amid the COVID-19 crisis members of Calgary's Chinese community have been gathering thousands of dollars worth of donated medical protective equipment to help some of Calgary's most vulnerable.
Amid the COVID-19 crisis members of Calgary's Chinese community have been gathering thousands of dollars worth of donated medical protective equipment to help some of Calgary's most vulnerable.
The president said that once Taiwan is able to meet domestic demand, it will provide face masks and other support to countries in need. Tsai said she hoped to demonstrate not only that “Taiwan can help,” but that “Taiwan is helping” as the world confronts the challenges of the pandemic.Tsai Ing-wenPresidentOver the past months, we have seen countless acts of bravery and sacrifice from medical workers around the world. It is our duty as global citizens to give them our full support. President Tsai delivered a speech on the COVID-19 pandemic, flanked by officials who stood apart at a safe distance. The president had a message for the international community. Tsai Ing-wenPresidentWe need to step up cooperation, and that means sharing experiences and materials, and working together to develop treatments and vaccines. Pandemics cannot be stopped by one country alone
The president said that once Taiwan is able to meet domestic demand, it will provide face masks and other support to countries in need. Tsai said she hoped to demonstrate not only that “Taiwan can help,” but that “Taiwan is helping” as the world confronts the challenges of the pandemic.Tsai Ing-wenPresidentOver the past months, we have seen countless acts of bravery and sacrifice from medical workers around the world. It is our duty as global citizens to give them our full support. President Tsai delivered a speech on the COVID-19 pandemic, flanked by officials who stood apart at a safe distance. The president had a message for the international community. Tsai Ing-wenPresidentWe need to step up cooperation, and that means sharing experiences and materials, and working together to develop treatments and vaccines. Pandemics cannot be stopped by one country alone
Dozens of countries have thanked Taiwan for its pledge to donate surgical masks. President Tsai Ing-wen announced Wednesday that Taiwan will send 10 million masks to countries stricken by the virus, including the U.S., U.K., several EU nations, and Taiwan’s diplomatic allies. Dozens of representative offices, as well as the U.S. State Department, have conveyed appreciation for the gesture of goodwill. For the first time, the president of the European Commission addressed Taiwan directly in a message of thanks. On Wednesday, Taiwan pledged to help the international community fight COVID-19. One after the other, countries hit hard by the virus have thanked Taiwan on social media.EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen posted a message early morning on Thursday. She said that in the face of the global virus, the world needed solidarity and cooperation. She said that gestures like Taiwan’s donation show that we are “stronger together.
Dozens of countries have thanked Taiwan for its pledge to donate surgical masks. President Tsai Ing-wen announced Wednesday that Taiwan will send 10 million masks to countries stricken by the virus, including the U.S., U.K., several EU nations, and Taiwan’s diplomatic allies. Dozens of representative offices, as well as the U.S. State Department, have conveyed appreciation for the gesture of goodwill. For the first time, the president of the European Commission addressed Taiwan directly in a message of thanks. On Wednesday, Taiwan pledged to help the international community fight COVID-19. One after the other, countries hit hard by the virus have thanked Taiwan on social media.EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen posted a message early morning on Thursday. She said that in the face of the global virus, the world needed solidarity and cooperation. She said that gestures like Taiwan’s donation show that we are “stronger together.
Amir Attaran, a Professor in the Faculties of Law and Medicine at the University of Ottawa joins CPAC's Peter Van Dusen to discuss Canada's donation of medical equipment to China in February, and why he believes it was the wrong choice.
Amir Attaran, a Professor in the Faculties of Law and Medicine at the University of Ottawa joins CPAC's Peter Van Dusen to discuss Canada's donation of medical equipment to China in February, and why he believes it was the wrong choice.
About 7.5 tonnes of medical supplies, donated by the Bank of China, arrived in Toronto on Friday to aid Canada in combating the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
About 7.5 tonnes of medical supplies, donated by the Bank of China, arrived in Toronto on Friday to aid Canada in combating the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Healthcare workers across America have been pleading for more supplies to help fight and control the coronavirus. In Las Vegas, local groups are responding to that plea helping those on the front lines.
Healthcare workers across America have been pleading for more supplies to help fight and control the coronavirus. In Las Vegas, local groups are responding to that plea helping those on the front lines.