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NEW YORK AP 鈥?The worldwide death toll from the coronavirus closed in on 100,000 as Christians around the globe marked a Good Friday unlike any other 鈥?in front of computer screens instead of in church pews 鈥?and some countries tiptoed toward reopening segments of their battered economies.Around the world, public health officials and religious leaders alike warned people against violating the lockdowns and social distancing rules over Easter and allowing the virus to come storming back. Authorities resorted to roadblocks and other means to discourage travel.In Italy, officials employed helicopters, drones and stepped-up police checks to make sure residents didn ;t slip out of their homes. On Thursday alone, police stopped some 300,000 people around Italy to check whether they had permission to travel. About 10,000 were issued summonses.Some churches held services online, while others arranged prayers a stanley cup t drive-in theaters. Fire-scarred Notre Dame Cathe stanley cup dral came back to life briefly in Paris, days before the first anniversary of the April 15 inferno that ravaged it. Services were broadcast from the closed-to-the-public cathedral.READ MORE: This photographer usually captures hugs. Now she documents social distancingThe death toll kept by Johns Hopkins University neared another sad milestone, though the true number of lives lost is believed be much higher because of limited testing, different rules for counting the dead and cover-ups by some governm stanley cup ents. The number confirm Iexc Joe Nocera s Economic Hall of Shame
Editor Note: This article includes graphic descriptions of violence.GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip AP 鈥?For hours and hours, Moen Abu Aish digs through the rubble of demolished homes to find survivors of Israeli airstrikes, toiling in a af1 vast and desperate search complicated by the shortage of critical supplies and the sheer scope of destruction across the Gaza Strip.Even as rescue worker Abu Aish, 58, and his colleagues struggle to pry lifeless bodies from the concrete and twisted metal where residential towers once stood,聽the death toll keeps rising. Gaza Health Ministry has reported that聽Israel bombardment聽鈥?launched after Hamas聽mounted a bloody, unprecedented聽attack on Israel on Oct. 7 鈥?has killed more than 2,700 Palestinians, many of them women and children.But far more Palestinians have been af1 killed than have been officially reported, with 1,200 people, among them around 500 minors, believed to be trapped under the rubble awaiting rescue, or recovery, health authorities said. They based their estimates on distress calls they received. So many times medics say they hear victims scream, but they cannot do anything about it, s adidas campus aid Mohammed Abu Selmia, general director of Shifa Hospital, Gaza biggest medical center.LIVE UPDATES: Whats happening on Day 10 of the Israel-Hamas warThe untold scores of victims buried beneath destroyed buildings shed light on the struggles of rescue teams in Gaza trying to save lives, while cut off from the internet |
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