Renault & Nissan's plan for survival is here

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Renault & Nissan's plan for survival While some companies are looking at possible mergers, a report by Reuters states that Renault, Nissan Motor Co and Mitsubishi Motors Corp have ruled out a merger. Inside Mumbai's jumbo covid facility According to Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, this is the first open hospital created in a fortnight by the MMRDA. The facility has about 1,000 beds and 200 ICU beds. Death and denial in Brazil's Covid hit Manaus As the white van approached Perfect Love Street, chatting neighbours fell silent, covered their mouths and noses and scattered. First wave of coronavirus not over even as countries begin relaxations As the coronavirus pandemic rages across the world, countries are slowly relaxing rules to help their battered economies. Meanwhile according to a report by AP, a top health expert is warning that the world is still in the very middle of the outbreak. Who was Stanley Ho? Considered the father of modern gambling, Ho ran pretty much everything in Macau with businesses from department stores to hotels to ferries and helicopters. Mystic who claimed survival without food and water dies Prahlad Jani alias Chunriwala Mataji, a breatharian Yogi who claimed to have survived without food or water for over 70 years, died on Tuesday morning in Gujarat's Gandhinagar district, his disciples said. He was 90. Airlines try to study virus' behaviour People from Boeing with direct knowledge of the matter were quoted as saying that it is developing computer models that simulate the cabin environment and could ultimately inform decisions by airlines, health officials and regulators on how to prevent the virus's spread. Perseverance rover: From Baker Street to Mars American space agency NASA's latest Mars mission, the Perseverance rover is set to land on the red planet on February 18, 2021. Why the locust swarms pose a threat With India already struggling to deal with the coronavirus, the locust attack could not have come at a worse time for the country. Twitter fact checks Trump Social networking platform Twitter recently introduced a fact checking system on its site that flags what it perceives as misinformation and links to verified stories on the information in question.

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