Stay up-to-date with this news roundup of the week

Take a look at this news roundup in order to keep up with everything that has been this week.

All you need to do, apart from staying at home is to keep yourself updated. Things have happened through this weekend that one must be aware of. We have made a list of news roundup that you should check out.

Here is the news roundup for this week:

New cases were detected

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A tiger in a New York zoo has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to reports. ?? Nadia, a four-year-old female Malayan tiger at the @bronxzoo, is reportedly the first known case of animal infected with the virus in the United States. She was tested for the virus last week after showing symptoms including a dry cough. According to the zoo, the test result has been confirmed by the National Veterinary Services Laboratory in Iowa. Read the full article on plantbasednews.org, or swipe up on our story ? ———————————————————— ? ? Plant-based recipes, chefs & restaurants around the world: @pbnfood ?‍⚕️?‍⚕️ Plant-based doctors & health advisors: @pbnhealth ?️‍♀️ ?Plant-based athletes, bodybuilders, and fitness tips: @pbn.fitness ? ⛺️ Eco & Ethical Tourism: @pbn.travel ?? Ethical & Vegan Beauty @pbn.beauty ? ▶️ YouTube: PLANT BASED NEWS https://www.plantbasednews.org/lifestyle/tiger-new-york-zoo-tests-positive-coronavirus

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SC's judgement came as a boon of hope

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The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the central government to ensure that tests to detect covid-19 are provided free of charge to all Indians. In an interim order, the court said that the Centre should immediately direct all approved diagnostic laboratories, including state-owned and private facilities, to offer free testing. A two-judge bench, comprising Justices Ashok Bhushan and S. Ravindra Bhat, agreed with the petitioner that permitting private labs to charge ₹4,500 for screening and confirmation of covid-19 may make it unaffordable to a large section of India’s population, and individuals cannot be denied their right to test themselves for covid-19 because of lack of money. . . . #Ketchupnow #covid_19 #coronavirusnews #coronaindia #news #newsdaily #supremecourt #indiannews #freetesting #stayathome #staysafe #instafeed #instadaily #instagood #follow

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Film fraternity came together to spread awareness

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Extraction trailer dropped in

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Pillow challenge made it to the new trend

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Quarantine is definetly bringing some new fashion trends and we’re loving it! . . . . #socialketchup #pillowtalk #pillowchallenge #pillowdress #pillowdresschallenge #bloggers #indianbloggers #quarantineandchill #quarantinelife #quarantinechallenge

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PM Boris Johnson's condition improved

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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved out of intensive care but remains in hospital, Downing Street has said. He has been receiving treatment for coronavirus at St Thomas' Hospital in London since Sunday. No 10 said he has been moved back to the ward, "where he will receive close monitoring during the early phase of his recovery". A spokesman added: "He is in extremely good spirits." Tap the link in our bio ? to find out more. #borisjohnson #primeminister #politics #coronavirus #covi̇d19 #bbcnews

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