As the old Bee Gees song “Wind of Change goes, there will be something changing from May 4 onward in Italy. After almost 200,000 infected, more than 26,000 deceased and kind of two months of lockdown, life will reopen from May 4.
The U.S. states of Georgia, Oklahoma and Alaska have begun loosening lockdown orders on their pandemic-wounded businesses, even as the confirmed US death toll from Covid-19 has passed 50,000 and despite warnings from health experts that such steps may be coming too early.
The Guyana Tourism Authority has promoted deputy director Carla James to the top job.
Flower lovers in Japan and around the world will have to wait until next year to tiptoe through the tulips after park authorities razed more than 100,000 stems.
Pictures from a national park in South Africa show a pride of lions appearing to nap in the middle of a road as much of the world has come to a halt over the coronavirus pandemic.
Beaches and parks in Jacksonville, Florida, reopened Friday afternoon as more states consider easing restrictions put in place to battle the coronavirus pandemic.




