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Day 1
Thursday
Date : 16 April 2020
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Time
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12.00 – 12.40
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Title
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1. Coronavirus:
Will Covid-19 speed up the use of robots to replace human workers?
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2. Tech Tent: Learning to code during lockdown
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3. Coronavirus lockdown: Laptops offered for
online school lessons at home
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Sources
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3.
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Newsworthy event (Main event)
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According to the futurist Martin Ford, using
robots in the post Covid-19 world also presents some marketing advantages.
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How parents are using the lockdown to get children
interested in coding.
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Disadvantaged teenagers in England will be able to
borrow laptops to help them study at home when schools are closed during the
coronavirus pandemic.
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Background event (Elaboration)
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As
a pandemic grips the world, a person could be forgiven if they had forgotten
about another threat to humanity's way of life - the rise of robots. For
better or worse the robots are going to replace many humans in their jobs,
analysts say, and the coronavirus outbreak is speeding up the process.
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Take
Ruth Moore and her sons Reuben and Jonah, aged eight and five. Stuck at home
in Oxford and looking to vary the boys' diet of schoolwork, Ruth started
thinking about introducing the boys to coding.
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The Department for Education is
also supporting free online lessons for primary and secondary pupils. Laptops
or tablets will be provided for some deprived 15-year-olds who do not already
have access to a computer. Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said it will
"take the pressure" off parents with children at home.
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New Vocabularies found
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Sanitizing, rehire, acquire, engage, pupils,
eligible
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Comments
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Now
increasingly advanced technology, anything can be accessed via the internet,
including in the current circumstances that require us to be at home.
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Day 2
Friday
Date :17 April 2020
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Time
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19.00 – 19.25
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Title
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1. COVID-19: Surabaya 'plus two'
to apply together for PSBB
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2. China Dismisses Claims
Coronavirus Originated in Lab.
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3. 'We must care more for each other': Jokowi calls for cooperation in the
fight against COVID-19
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Sources
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Newsworthy event (Main event)
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1.
Surabaya
municipal administration and two regencies of the greater metropolitan area,
Gresik and Sidoarjo have decided on Sunday to apply to the Health Ministry
for permission to impose large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) in their
area.
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2.
China is dismissing the possibility that the
coronavirus pandemic originated in biosecurity laboratory and not from
animal-to-human transmission in Wuhan as commonly believed.
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1.
“Actions of
solidarity affirm the greatness of Indonesia as a nation that [upholds]
gotong royong, a nation that always finds strengths and local solutions amid
various crises,” the President said in a televised address published on the
Presidential Secretariat’s YouTube channel on Saturday afternoon.
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Background event (Elaboration)
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1.
The multilayered
measures that we have all taken to contain COVID-19 [transmission] don't seem
to be enough
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2.
China rejects the claim because according to
Director of the Wuhan National Biosafety Laboratory, news that the
Coronavirus originated in the Wuhan lab, popularized by conservative
supporters of US President Donald Trump is a "conspiracy theory"
and also because until now, there is no strong evidence that Coronavirus come
from Wuhan, China.
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3.
President Joko
“Jokowi” Widodo has said that mutual cooperation will help residents to
navigate the COVID-19 crisis and called on members of the public to maintain
discipline in fighting the viral disease.
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New Vocabularies found
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Evidence, forthcoming,
authorities
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Comments
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coronavirus, which is epidemic everywhere. actually I'm afraid, in Indonesia alone nearly 7,000 people are infected.
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Day 3
Saturday
Date : 18 April 2020
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Time
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10.10 – 10.35
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Title
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1. 'They need mental support': RSPI Sulianti Saroso nurse shares experience
treating COVID-19
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2. Staying positive: A roundup of good COVID-19-related news
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3. ‘It’s fun!’: Underrated TVRI becomes students' favorite during
stay-at-home orders
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Sources
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Newsworthy event (Main event)
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1. "We have to motivate patients and strengthen them mentally so that
their immune system is also strengthened," he said. "They hold our
hands and us encourage them. They need mental support." Said Nurdiansyah.
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2. Women farmers in Menang Raya village, South Sumatra, are weaving plant
fibers to produce masks to help protect villagers from COVID-19. The Jakarta
Environment Agency has reported that the air quality has improved since the
city ordered physical distancing urged offices to suspend operations and
limited public transportation on March 23 to combat the spread of COVID-19.
Multi-service app Grab has collaborated with dozens of its restaurant
partners to provide 1,000 food packages to medical workers in Bandung and
Cimahi, West Java, in an initiative to help frontline workers in the fight
against COVID-19.
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3. A new educational program airing on public broadcaster TVRI might provide
a good opportunity for more students across the archipelago to do their
schoolwork from home.
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Background event (Elaboration)
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1. Besides medical treatment, COVID-19 patients also need companionship, a
nurse at the Sulianti Saroso Infectious Diseases Hospital (RSPI) said.
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2. As COVID-19 cases and deaths continue to climb in
Indonesia and large-scale social restrictions remain in place across the
country, it is easy to lose sight of the positive developments in the
struggle against the outbreak.
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3. More than 45 million Indonesians students are holed up
at home for the rest of the academic year, as schools close to curb the
spread of the COVID-19 disease. Much like the rest of the world, these
children face some of the longest no-school days in history, without much
certainty of when it all will end.
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New Vocabularies found
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Referral, strengthened, glimpse, sewing, confined
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Comments
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Those news relating to the plague that is rife everywhere which is covid-19. Stay safe and stay healthy.
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Day 4
Sunday
Date :19 April 2020
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Time
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09.10 – 09. 45
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Title
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1.
Singapore spike
reveals the scale of migrant worker infections
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2.
'Outbreak won't
end in 14 days,' says Anies as he gears up to extend PSBB in Jakarta
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3.
Residents told to
stay at home for 2 weeks as Jakarta goes into partial lockdown
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Sources
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Newsworthy event (Main event)
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1.
Once praised for
its success in containing the virus, Singapore is now facing a surge of infections
linked to industrial worksites and tightly packed worker dormitories.
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2.
Jakarta is likely
to extend the PSBB
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3.
Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has urged all
residents to stay at home for the next 14 days as the capital city imposed
large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) on Friday to cut the chain of COVID-19
spread.
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Background event (Elaboration)
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1.
On Thursday, 728
new cases were reported, bringing the total number of cases to 4,427. Almost
90% of these infections have been linked to these workers.
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2.
Jakarta is likely
to extend the large-scale social restrictions (PSBB), as 14 days is not long
enough to bring COVID-19 transmission in the Indonesian capital under
control, its governor has said.
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3.
Jakarta is likely
to extend the large-scale social restrictions (PSBB), as 14 days is not long
enough to bring COVID-19 transmission in the Indonesian capital under
control, its governor has said.
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New Vocabularies found
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Vacant,
cramped, welfare, mitigation
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Comments
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I found so much news about Corona. Especially about Indonesia, because this time the distribution in Indonesia is quite severe. I hope this virus disappears soon.
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