April Fool's Day is canceled this year
and this kpop star might be too this is
the inside addition.com coronavirus news
for April 1st 2020 k-pop star Jae Joong
played an April Fool's Day prank that no
one found funny jae joong claimed on
instagram that he was sick with kovat 19
it caused such a fuss he deactivated his
account he later released an apology
saying quote accept all punishments that
I would get for this post South Korea
was one of the first countries hit by
the corona virus claiming some 10,000
cases as of March 31st the World Health
Organization reported seven hundred and
fifty thousand cases globally in the
wake of the pandemic April Fool's Day is
getting a cold shoulder Google announced
that it was canceling it's April Fool's
doodle instead the company honored Jean
McNamara a pioneering Australian doctor
and polio researcher and this might look
like a joke in North Wales our herd of
goats roaming empty streets but it's
just part of our new normal
here's more coronavirus coverage from
the inside addition.com team firstly
Shep's busy and stay distracted
for example there's now something called
the Billy Porter fashion challenge I
heard about this because I watched the
show stars in the house every day at
2:00 and 8:00 o'clock on YouTube in
Philly for there was one of the guests
he was talking about it and basically
the goal is for people to come up with
replicas of his 2019 Met Gala look using
only items at home and so I have started
searching the hashtag Billy Porter
fashion challenge to find different
people who were trying it we did find
one five-year-old from New York State
look at her outfit her mom helped to are
using an old Halloween costume another
story this is a good one and this will
help you stay entertained this guy is
known as the crisis crooner before this
began
I was called a hugger he has been
writing parody songs to big hits
including Neil Diamond's Sweet Caroline
here inside here is he hopes that this
helps let people smile and laugh and
he's gotten a lot of positive reaction
from family and friends he hopes that
people around the country who do watch
his songs make a contribution to their
local clippings now let's send it over
to Kaelin Ford
I'm reporting about how families in some
parts of the country are flocking to
drive-in movie theaters to find some
entertainment during the corona virus
pandemic
now not all drive-in movie theaters are
open only about 10% of the theaters
across the country are but it is
providing a rest fight for people in
some areas who want to get out and see a
movie while still being able to practice
CDC approved social distancing for this
story I was able to speak to drive-in
movie theater owners in Kansas Oklahoma
and Missouri unless they just come to us
and tell us that we need to shut down we
feel that we provide a safe environment
we're really big fans and it's really
interesting to see how families are
still enjoying this pastime during a
time of unprecedented crisis now over to
Jo Anna Lee many of us are quickly
understanding how difficult it is to get
fresh food when you're quarantined at
home but this Canadian family it was
surprised with bags and bags of fresh
groceries delivered straight to their
front porch by a refugee family they
helped sponsored years ago so Robin
Stevenson a Victoria British Columbia
explained that she came to know Marwa
and her husband Salim in 2015 when her
family helped their family organize
their move to Canada from Syria
she also supported their family since
their arrival so whether that's taking
their kids to day camp or helping them
set up their business which is a local
middle-eastern grocery store earlier
this month Robin her partner and their
15 year old son went to Mexico on
vacation but came back to a mandatory
two week self quarantine to help curb
the spread of coronavirus Barwon Saleem
had heard of their self quarantine and
brought them vegetables lentils tahini
snoodles beans and
their family could possibly want during
this period at home now over to Mara
montalbano
hey everyone I've been working on a
pretty sad story about a doctor who died
from corona virus his name was dr. genes
T Goodrich and he was a neurosurgeon at
Montefiore in New York his area of
expertise was separating conjoined twins
and we actually covered him in 2016 when
he separated a pair of one-year-old
twins named Jayden and Aeneas their
brains were fused together it was a
pretty risky surgery but dr. Goodrich
was kind of a pioneer in his field in
that he developed this multistage
process to separating twins New York is
the epicenter right now in the United
States for the corona virus outbreak
it's already past a thousand deaths and
unfortunately dr. Goodrich was one of
them and he will be sorely missed but it
seems that he leaves behind incredible
legacy for more on the corona virus
pandemic be sure to visit Inside Edition
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