Yemen aid funding falls short by US$1bn; Zoom profits double; global cases pass 6.3m. Follow the latest updates India evacuates 100,000 from homes, virus hospital ahead of cycloneBrazil deaths pass 30,000 after record daily riseChina withheld data on coronavirus from WHO, recordings revealGlobal report: Germany eases travel ban and cafe culture returns to ParisCoronavirus latest: at a glance 2.44am BST Dan McGarry in Port Vila and Tess Newton Cain: Here is the latest news about the Covid-19 outbreak across the Pacific, from Dan McGarry and Tess Newton Cain on Wednesday 3 June. Related: Coronavirus in the Pacific: weekly briefing 2.22am BST The Guardian’s Charlotte Graham-McLay has this report: New Zealand has reported a 12th straight day of no new cases of Covid-19, as the government considers abandoning as early as next week all remaining restrictions on the country except stringent border controls. Just one person in New Zealand is still recovering from the illness, health officials said on Wednesday. They are not in hospital. There have been fewer than 1,500 confirmed cases of the virus in the country, with 22 deaths. Continue reading…
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