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BEIJING (Reuters) – The Hong Kong office of China’s foreign ministry urges Britain to “immediately correct its mistakes” regarding visa policy for those with British National (Overseas) status, it said on Friday.
The comments came after Britain confirmed details on Thursday of its citizenship route for almost 3 million people in its former colony, saying there would be no quota on numbers, with five-year visas to cost 250 pounds ($330) each.
(Reporting by Yew Lun Tian; Editing by Clarence Fernandez)
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The curfew imposed in eight regions of France last week, including Paris and its suburbs, is being extended starting Friday at midnight to 38 regions and Polynesia, Castex said. It is to last six weeks before a review, he said.
“In France, like everywhere in Europe, the second wave is here,” Castex said at a news conference, adding that “no one is spared.”
The extension means that 46 million of the 67 million people living in France will be under curfews.
The virus is spreading less rapidly during the second wave but more extensively, the prime minister said. The number of cases of COVID-19 has doubled in France in the past 15 days.
“The situation is grave,” Castex said.
More than 34,000 people have died in France since the start of the pandemic, one of the highest death tolls in Europe. The number of cases reported daily has floated around 30,000.
The prime minister said the national hospital bed occupancy rate is now at more than 44% percent and that four regions, including Paris, have more than half of their intensive care unit beds filled by COVID-19 patients, including the Paris region.
Several other government ministers joined Castex at the news conference as he prepared much of the nation for a stay-at-home life and the need to wear masks outdoors.
France has been using a targeted approach to curb the virus, but some of the regions to go under a curfew have yet to reach alert-level infection rates. Castex said those areas are being placed under curfew for preventive reasons.
“The weeks ahead will be tough…and the number of dead will increase,” he said.
French Health Minister Olivier Veran called the rate at which the virus is spreading “alarming” even if it is less rapid than earlier in the pandemic. The map of areas to go under curfew shows that infections are reaching beyond big cities and into less populated or even rural areas.
ICU beds represent a major challenge, he said, and scheduled operations are being delayed to free up beds. France has increased its ICU beds from 5,100 to 5,800 but can go quickly to 7,700 beds to treat COVID-19 patients.
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Pick from three floats that combine flavours from both the bubble tea and ice cream brands. The Caramel Choc (S$5.50) is a combination of Gong Cha’s Rich Chocolate Malt drink and comes topped with Haagen-Dazs’ salted caramel ice cream.
The Berry-Tea Bliss (S$5.80) marries Gong Cha’s signature milk tea with strawberry ice cream made with real strawberries, and the Sunshine Mango (S$5.80) is Gong Cha’s Jasmine Green tea drink combined with a scoop of mango sorbet.
The berry and mango-flavoured drinks come with heart and star-shaped pieces of nata de coco jelly respectively. It’s an insta-worthy combination.
All drinks go on sale Friday at 21 Gong Cha outlets in shopping malls like 313 Somerset, Causeway Point and Paya Lebar Quarter.
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