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Coronavirus: Footballer Fined For Kissing Ball In Ecuador, Breaking Hygiene Rules
A football player in Ecuador was fined $1,200 Monday for kissing the ball in breach of hygiene rules brought in to combat the coronavirus.
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600 Amazon Tribe Members Free Kidnapped People After Covid Kills Leader
Amazonian tribe members in Ecuador released six people they had kidnapped to demand the release of the body of a leader killed by the coronavirus, the government said on Saturday.
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A Bed That Converts Into Coffin As Coronavirus Body Count Rises
Disturbing images of bodies of dozens of coronavirus victims awaiting burial on the streets of Ecuador's largest city Guayaquil has motivated a businessman in neighboring Colombia to design something he hopes would prevent a similar scenario in other countries: hospital beds that can be converted to coffins.
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Woman Pronounced Dead Due To COVID-19 In Hospital Mix-Up Wakes Up
An Ecuadoran woman who was pronounced dead of COVID-19 suddenly woke up in the hospital, to the delight and relief of relatives who had identified someone else's body as hers and had it cremated.
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Nearly 800 Bodies Removed From Ecuador's Coronavirus Epicenter Guayaquil
Ecuador said police have removed almost 800 bodies in recent weeks from homes in Guayaquil, the epicenter of the country's coronavirus outbreak, after the disease overwhelmed emergency services, hospitals and funeral parlours.
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Virus Hands World Leaders Sweeping Powers They May Never Give Up
Last week, the mayor of Ecuador's largest city ordered the international airport's runway blocked to prevent a KLM airliner from landing to pick up Dutch tourists stranded by the coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: Fist Bumps Replace Handshakes, Sweaty Towels Off Limits In Davis Cup
Two of Friday's encounters had to be staged behind closed doors with spectators banned in Miki, where Japan are hosting Ecuador, and in Cagliari as Italy faced South Korea.
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Coronavirus: Davis Cup Match In Japan To Be Played Behind Closed Doors
Japan will take on Ecuador in a closed match in the Davis Cup next week.
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Coronavirus: Footballer Fined For Kissing Ball In Ecuador, Breaking Hygiene Rules
A football player in Ecuador was fined $1,200 Monday for kissing the ball in breach of hygiene rules brought in to combat the coronavirus.
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600 Amazon Tribe Members Free Kidnapped People After Covid Kills Leader
Amazonian tribe members in Ecuador released six people they had kidnapped to demand the release of the body of a leader killed by the coronavirus, the government said on Saturday.
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A Bed That Converts Into Coffin As Coronavirus Body Count Rises
Disturbing images of bodies of dozens of coronavirus victims awaiting burial on the streets of Ecuador's largest city Guayaquil has motivated a businessman in neighboring Colombia to design something he hopes would prevent a similar scenario in other countries: hospital beds that can be converted to coffins.
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Woman Pronounced Dead Due To COVID-19 In Hospital Mix-Up Wakes Up
An Ecuadoran woman who was pronounced dead of COVID-19 suddenly woke up in the hospital, to the delight and relief of relatives who had identified someone else's body as hers and had it cremated.
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Nearly 800 Bodies Removed From Ecuador's Coronavirus Epicenter Guayaquil
Ecuador said police have removed almost 800 bodies in recent weeks from homes in Guayaquil, the epicenter of the country's coronavirus outbreak, after the disease overwhelmed emergency services, hospitals and funeral parlours.
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Virus Hands World Leaders Sweeping Powers They May Never Give Up
Last week, the mayor of Ecuador's largest city ordered the international airport's runway blocked to prevent a KLM airliner from landing to pick up Dutch tourists stranded by the coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: Fist Bumps Replace Handshakes, Sweaty Towels Off Limits In Davis Cup
Two of Friday's encounters had to be staged behind closed doors with spectators banned in Miki, where Japan are hosting Ecuador, and in Cagliari as Italy faced South Korea.
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Coronavirus: Davis Cup Match In Japan To Be Played Behind Closed Doors
Japan will take on Ecuador in a closed match in the Davis Cup next week.
