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Based on 6 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Trump sidelines CDC in push to reopen the US economy As deaths mount, once proud US science agency is politicised in Trump administration response to coronavirus pandemic. [1]

Fact-checking President Donald Trump’s false campaign claims As Trump seeks re-election, his speeches are full of half-true grievances, made-up problems and exaggerated claims. [2]

Trump promises US coronavirus vaccine soon: US election updates Biden said Trump’s response to the pandemic “utterly disqualifying” for the presidency. - In a White House news [3]

The Nikkei Asian Review is tracking the spread of the new coronavirus that originated in the central Chinese city of Wuhan. Global cases have reached 22,868,238, according to Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. [4]

Kenneth Rogoff is a highly respected U.S. economist. In 2011, he received the Deutsche Bank Prize in Financial Economics, and sooner or later he will probably receive the Nobel Memorial Prize. But Mr. [5]

I was stopped by a chap in the hospital lobby who was kind enough to ask about my dear old Mum. I hadn’t mentioned her for a while and he was hoping she had not been referred upstairs to see the Higher Physician. [6]

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