Korean Central Television (KCTV) told its viewers that the dust, which experts say is a seasonal phenomenon, “could carry Covid-19 virus with it since it is an airborne disease”, according to BBC News.
Foreign missions also reported being told to keep their staff indoors and not open any windows, with the Russian embassy in Pyongyang writing on Facebook that it was taking measures due to “the expected dust storm”.
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Released on Friday morning, the video has already had more than 2 million views in just a few hours, confirming that we were waiting for Ari ‘s return after she had recently teased her new album.
Moving from pop star to president in the clip, we see Ariana sweeping down the halls of the White House, accompanied by an all-female squad of secretaries, as she also sits inside the Oval Office signing documents.
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Archbishop Adolfo Tito Yllana, Ambassador of the Holy See to Australia, had a meeting with Francis in the Vatican on 6 October, less than two weeks before the testing positive for Covid-19 in Australia.
Pope Francis, 83, is highly vulnerable to Covid-19 due to his age, weight and loss of part of his lung during a childhood illness. He is currently being monitored for the virus and any symptoms.
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Polish prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced that the country will be entering a ‘red zone’ situation following the record-breaking announcement of 13,632 cases overnight.
The ‘red zone’ measures include limited closure of schools and restaurants on top of the strict mask-wearing policy to make sure that the country’s economy picks up by spring time.
The country’s national stadium is currently being turned into a hospital for Warsaw as the authorities continue to develop temporary medical facilities.
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