Toyota Motor Corp on Friday said production at all of its China plants would remain suspended through February&nbsp;16, joining a growing number of automakers facing stoppages due to supply chain issues as the coronavirus spreads.

The Japanese automaker, which operates 12 vehicle and components factories in China, said it would extend its production stoppage "after considering various factors, including guidelines from local and regional governments, parts supply, and logistics.

"For the week of February&nbsp;10, we will be preparing for the return to normal operation from February&nbsp;17 and beyond," it said in a statement.

The decision extends Toyota's initial plans to suspend operations through Sunday and comes as the threat from the coronavirus crisis closes in on the global auto industry.

South Korea's Hyundai Motor and affiliate Kia Motors said on Friday that they plan to restart production at their Chinese factories on February&nbsp;17, from a previously planned February 9.

"We will take preventive measures against infection at factories," a spokeswoman said.

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A growing number of carmakers, including those who do not make cars in China, are flagging the possibility that their global operations could take a hit if they cannot access parts supplies from the country, where there are transportation bans to stop the virus spreading.

Suzuki Motor Corp said it was looking at the possibility of procuring "made in China" car parts from other regions if it cannot access parts due to ongoing stoppages.

The Japanese automaker does not produce or sell any cars in China but procures some components there for its plants in India, where it controls around half of the passenger vehicle market via its local unit Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.

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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV on Thursday said one of its European plants could close within two to four weeks if Chinese parts suppliers cannot get back to work soon, while Hyundai Motor Co earlier this week suspended production at its South Korean plants due to a shortage of China-made parts.

Parts made in China are used in millions of vehicles assembled elsewhere, and China's Hubei province - the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak - is a major hub for vehicle parts production and shipments.

To limit the spread of the virus, Chinese authorities have announced an extended holiday period in Hubei and 10 other provinces, which account for more than two-thirds of the country's vehicle production.

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IHS Automotive projects plant closures through February&nbsp;10 would result in a 7 per cent cut in vehicle production in China for the first quarter.

In a note, its analysts said extended closures into March may result in lost production of over 1.7 million vehicles for the period, a decline of roughly one-third of pre-virus output expectations.

"If the situation lingers into mid-March, and plants in adjacent provinces are also idled, the China-wide supply chain disruption caused by parts shortages from Hubei, a major component hub, could have a wide-reaching impact," they said.

Other industry experts said suppliers had built up a cushion of parts in inventory and in-transit ahead of the long Lunar New Year holiday in late January. Those will start to run out if factories cannot get back to work next week, or if flights to and from China remain limited.

Toyota said its plants outside China were operating as normal for the moment but it has said it was also considering the possibility of manufacturing parts commonly made in China in other regions.

Toyota Motor Corp on Friday said production at all of its China plants would remain suspended through February 16, joining a growing number of automakers facing stoppages due to supply chain issues as the coronavirus spreads.

Toyota Motor Corp on Friday said production at all of its China plants would remain suspended through February 16, joining a growing number of automakers facing stoppages due to supply chain issues as the coronavirus spreads. The Japanese automaker, which operates 12 vehicle and components factories in China, said it would extend its production stoppage "after considering various factors, including guidelines from local and regional governments, parts supply, and logistics. "For the week of February 10, we will be preparing for the return to normal operation from February 17 and beyond," it said in a statement. The decision extends Toyota's initial plans to suspend operations through Sunday and comes as the threat from the coronavirus crisis closes in on the global auto industry. South Korea's Hyundai Motor and affiliate Kia Motors said on Friday that they plan to restart production at their Chinese factories on February 17, from a previously planned February 9. "We will take preventive measures against infection at factories," a spokeswoman said. Also read: Chinese tech giants launch platforms and services aimed at providing verified information about nCoV A growing number of carmakers, including those who do not make cars in China, are flagging the possibility that their global operations could take a hit if they cannot access parts supplies from the country, where there are transportation bans to stop the virus spreading. Suzuki Motor Corp said it was looking at the possibility of procuring "made in China" car parts from other regions if it cannot access parts due to ongoing stoppages. The Japanese automaker does not produce or sell any cars in China but procures some components there for its plants in India, where it controls around half of the passenger vehicle market via its local unit Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. × Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV on Thursday said one of its European plants could close within two to four weeks if Chinese parts suppliers cannot get back to work soon, while Hyundai Motor Co earlier this week suspended production at its South Korean plants due to a shortage of China-made parts. Parts made in China are used in millions of vehicles assembled elsewhere, and China's Hubei province - the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak - is a major hub for vehicle parts production and shipments. To limit the spread of the virus, Chinese authorities have announced an extended holiday period in Hubei and 10 other provinces, which account for more than two-thirds of the country's vehicle production. Also read: Screening passengers at airports, Nepal border also under check: Health Minister on coronavirus IHS Automotive projects plant closures through February 10 would result in a 7 per cent cut in vehicle production in China for the first quarter. In a note, its analysts said extended closures into March may result in lost production of over 1.7 million vehicles for the period, a decline of roughly one-third of pre-virus output expectations. "If the situation lingers into mid-March, and plants in adjacent provinces are also idled, the China-wide supply chain disruption caused by parts shortages from Hubei, a major component hub, could have a wide-reaching impact," they said. Other industry experts said suppliers had built up a cushion of parts in inventory and in-transit ahead of the long Lunar New Year holiday in late January. Those will start to run out if factories cannot get back to work next week, or if flights to and from China remain limited. Toyota said its plants outside China were operating as normal for the moment but it has said it was also considering the possibility of manufacturing parts commonly made in China in other regions.

Toyota keeps China plant output stopped through February 16 amid coronavirus outbreak

Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Friday briefed the Rajya Sabha on the coronavirus outbreak.

The health minister said that passengers are being screened at the airports and doctors are posted there.&nbsp;

"Check post on the Nepal border is also been screened," he said.

The health minister stated that India has been providing support to other countries in tackling coronavirus.&nbsp;

"The Indian Council of Medical Research has offered to test samples for other southeast Asian countries," he said.&nbsp;

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"Testing of samples from the Maldives has already been undertaken. Request from Afghanistan for sample testing has been agreed too. We've agreed to provide technical assistance to Bhutan in managing this infectious disease and screening of passengers," Harsh Vardhan stated.&nbsp;

The minister hailed the evacuation operation of over 600 Indian nationals from Wuhan in China and lauded the team.&nbsp;

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The government decided to evacuate the Indian students from Wuhan in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak in the Chinese city of Wuhan which is the epicentre of the deadly spread of the virus.&nbsp;

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"I take this opportunity to than Air India, its crew and our team of doctors and paramedical staff who executed this challenging operation," Harsh Vardhan said.&nbsp;

"After the evacuation, the people are presently been quarantined at the special facilities created by the Indian Army in Manesar and by the ITBP in Chawla camp," the minister added.&nbsp;

He said that none of the evacuees who were symptomatic has been shifted to isolation.&nbsp;

The health minister also informed the Rajya Sabha that a buffer stock of equipment and N95 mask are being maintained by various state governments as well as the Centre.&nbsp;

"As of now, 1035 samples have been tested, 20 are under process, 3 are found positive while remaining are found negative," he said.&nbsp;

The minister also said that the government of India is in constant touch with the World Health Organisation.&nbsp;

Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Friday briefed the Rajya Sabha on the coronavirus outbreak. The health minister said that passengers are being screened at the airports and doctors are posted there.

Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Friday briefed the Rajya Sabha on the coronavirus outbreak. The health minister said that passengers are being screened at the airports and doctors are posted there. "Check post on the Nepal border is also been screened," he said. The health minister stated that India has been providing support to other countries in tackling coronavirus. "The Indian Council of Medical Research has offered to test samples for other southeast Asian countries," he said. Also read: Chinese tech giants launch platforms and services aimed at providing verified information about nCoV Health Minister in RS: Testing of samples from the Maldives has already been undertaken. Request from Afghanistan for sample testing has been agreed too. We've agreed to provide technical assistance to Bhutan in managing this infectious disease&screening of passengers (2/2) https://t.co/1ubnrkaUsn — ANI (@ANI) February 7, 2020 × "Testing of samples from the Maldives has already been undertaken. Request from Afghanistan for sample testing has been agreed too. We've agreed to provide technical assistance to Bhutan in managing this infectious disease and screening of passengers," Harsh Vardhan stated. The minister hailed the evacuation operation of over 600 Indian nationals from Wuhan in China and lauded the team. × The government decided to evacuate the Indian students from Wuhan in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak in the Chinese city of Wuhan which is the epicentre of the deadly spread of the virus. Also read: Coronavirus Cure found by Indian Scientist; team leader at CSIRO cultured the first viable batch × "I take this opportunity to than Air India, its crew and our team of doctors and paramedical staff who executed this challenging operation," Harsh Vardhan said. "After the evacuation, the people are presently been quarantined at the special facilities created by the Indian Army in Manesar and by the ITBP in Chawla camp," the minister added. He said that none of the evacuees who were symptomatic has been shifted to isolation. The health minister also informed the Rajya Sabha that a buffer stock of equipment and N95 mask are being maintained by various state governments as well as the Centre. "As of now, 1035 samples have been tested, 20 are under process, 3 are found positive while remaining are found negative," he said. The minister also said that the government of India is in constant touch with the World Health Organisation.

Screening passengers at airports, Nepal border also under check: Health Minister on coronavirus 

"Nation's patience has been tested enough" in the Nirbhaya case due to delay tactics of the four death row convicts, the Centre told the Supreme Court Friday and said the court would have to lay down law on whether condemned prisoners can be hanged separately or not.

The Centre has challenged in the top court the February 5 order of the Delhi High Court which had dismissed its plea against the trial court's order staying the execution of the death sentence and said that all the four convicts have to be executed together and not separately.

"This is a case where ultimately this bench will have to lay down the law. Nation's patience has been tested enough now," Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told a bench comprising Justices R Banumathi, Ashok Bhushan and A S Bopanna.

The bench, which said the plea filed by the Centre and the Delhi government would be heard on February 11, did not heed to Mehta's request to issue notices to the four convicts and said it would further delay the matter.

The bench told Mehta that it would hear him on February 11 and it may consider whether notice needed to be issued to these convicts.

Mehta told the bench that one of the convicts, Mukesh Kumar Singh, has exhausted all his remedies including the mercy plea and the challenge to its rejection by the President in the apex court.

The mercy pleas of Akshay Kumar and Vinay Kumar Sharma have already been dismissed, he said, adding that the fourth convict Pawan Gupta has neither filed a curative petition nor a mercy plea.

"Pawan has chosen not to file a curative or a mercy petition. The question is, is the authority required to wait endlessly," Mehta said, adding, can a "calculated design" of one convict to delay the matter create uncertainty over the execution of other convicts.

Mehta said, in this case, there may be a situation where one convict "sits tight for five years" and the others then approach the apex court seeking commutation of the death penalty on the ground of delay in execution.

"The high court has granted them (convicts) one week time to avail all their remedies. This amply protects you," the bench said, adding, "No one can be compelled to take remedies."

While explaining the sequence of events, Mehta said the trial court had suspended the death warrants of the convicts.

To this, the bench said, "That was done as mercy petition of Vinay was pending then".

When the bench said it would hear the matter on February 11, Mehta urged the court to issue a notice to the four convicts and said, "Let them come to this court on Monday and say what they intend to do."

"Issuance of notice will not harm them. The high court had also issued notices to them. The court can have the benefit of their assistance on the issue. As an institution we are answerable to the society," he said, adding that the court can allow them to serve the copy of plea to the four convicts in jail itself.

To this, the bench said issuing notices to the convicts at this stage will further delay the matter.

"We want to hear you on merits," the bench told Mehta, who said he can argue on the merits "right now" but it would be better if convicts are represented in the court through their lawyers during the arguments.

"By the order of the high court, they (convicts) can take some steps," the bench said.

"In the impugned order, the Delhi High Court has granted one week time to the convicts to take steps if they wish to make any type of objections before any institutions/ authorities available under the law. Since one week time has been granted to the convicts which expires on February 11, list the matter on February 11 at 2 PM," the bench said.

The trial court had on January 31 stayed "till further orders" execution of the four convicts in the case -- Mukesh (32), Pawan (25), Vinay (26) and Akshay (31), who are lodged in Tihar Jail.

Later, the Centre had moved the high court against the stay on the execution of the convicts.

In its verdict rejecting the Centre's plea, the high court had faulted the authorities concerned for not taking steps for issuance of death warrants after the rejection of appeals of the convicts by the apex court in 2017.

The 23-year-old physiotherapy intern, who came to be known as 'Nirbhaya' (fearless), was gang-raped and savagely assaulted on the night of December 16, 2012, in a moving bus in South Delhi. She died of her injuries a fortnight later in a Singapore hospital.

Six people including the four convicts, Ram Singh and a juvenile -- were named as accused.

Ram Singh, the prime accused, allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself in Tihar jail days after the trial began. The juvenile, who was said to be the most brutal of the attackers, was put in a correctional home for three years.

The juvenile was released in 2015 and sent to an undisclosed location amid concerns over a threat to his life. He, when released, was 20 years old.&nbsp;

"Nation's patience has been tested enough" in the Nirbhaya case due to delay tactics of the four death row convicts, the Centre told the Supreme Court Friday and said the court would have to lay down law on whether condemned prisoners can be hanged separately or not.

"Nation's patience has been tested enough" in the Nirbhaya case due to delay tactics of the four death row convicts, the Centre told the Supreme Court Friday and said the court would have to lay down law on whether condemned prisoners can be hanged separately or not. The Centre has challenged in the top court the February 5 order of the Delhi High Court which had dismissed its plea against the trial court's order staying the execution of the death sentence and said that all the four convicts have to be executed together and not separately. "This is a case where ultimately this bench will have to lay down the law. Nation's patience has been tested enough now," Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told a bench comprising Justices R Banumathi, Ashok Bhushan and A S Bopanna. The bench, which said the plea filed by the Centre and the Delhi government would be heard on February 11, did not heed to Mehta's request to issue notices to the four convicts and said it would further delay the matter. The bench told Mehta that it would hear him on February 11 and it may consider whether notice needed to be issued to these convicts. Mehta told the bench that one of the convicts, Mukesh Kumar Singh, has exhausted all his remedies including the mercy plea and the challenge to its rejection by the President in the apex court. The mercy pleas of Akshay Kumar and Vinay Kumar Sharma have already been dismissed, he said, adding that the fourth convict Pawan Gupta has neither filed a curative petition nor a mercy plea. "Pawan has chosen not to file a curative or a mercy petition. The question is, is the authority required to wait endlessly," Mehta said, adding, can a "calculated design" of one convict to delay the matter create uncertainty over the execution of other convicts. Mehta said, in this case, there may be a situation where one convict "sits tight for five years" and the others then approach the apex court seeking commutation of the death penalty on the ground of delay in execution. "The high court has granted them (convicts) one week time to avail all their remedies. This amply protects you," the bench said, adding, "No one can be compelled to take remedies." While explaining the sequence of events, Mehta said the trial court had suspended the death warrants of the convicts. To this, the bench said, "That was done as mercy petition of Vinay was pending then". When the bench said it would hear the matter on February 11, Mehta urged the court to issue a notice to the four convicts and said, "Let them come to this court on Monday and say what they intend to do." "Issuance of notice will not harm them. The high court had also issued notices to them. The court can have the benefit of their assistance on the issue. As an institution we are answerable to the society," he said, adding that the court can allow them to serve the copy of plea to the four convicts in jail itself. To this, the bench said issuing notices to the convicts at this stage will further delay the matter. "We want to hear you on merits," the bench told Mehta, who said he can argue on the merits "right now" but it would be better if convicts are represented in the court through their lawyers during the arguments. "By the order of the high court, they (convicts) can take some steps," the bench said. "In the impugned order, the Delhi High Court has granted one week time to the convicts to take steps if they wish to make any type of objections before any institutions/ authorities available under the law. Since one week time has been granted to the convicts which expires on February 11, list the matter on February 11 at 2 PM," the bench said. The trial court had on January 31 stayed "till further orders" execution of the four convicts in the case -- Mukesh (32), Pawan (25), Vinay (26) and Akshay (31), who are lodged in Tihar Jail. Later, the Centre had moved the high court against the stay on the execution of the convicts. In its verdict rejecting the Centre's plea, the high court had faulted the authorities concerned for not taking steps for issuance of death warrants after the rejection of appeals of the convicts by the apex court in 2017. The 23-year-old physiotherapy intern, who came to be known as 'Nirbhaya' (fearless), was gang-raped and savagely assaulted on the night of December 16, 2012, in a moving bus in South Delhi. She died of her injuries a fortnight later in a Singapore hospital. Six people including the four convicts, Ram Singh and a juvenile -- were named as accused. Ram Singh, the prime accused, allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself in Tihar jail days after the trial began. The juvenile, who was said to be the most brutal of the attackers, was put in a correctional home for three years. The juvenile was released in 2015 and sent to an undisclosed location amid concerns over a threat to his life. He, when released, was 20 years old.

Nirbhaya case: Nation's patience tested by delay tactics of death row convicts, Centre tells SC

The death of Chinese doctor Li Wenliang has galvanised the Chinese public to a large extent. People are demanding the truth behind Li's death and the reason why state-backed media was so confused on the issue.

The death of Chinese doctor Li Wenliang has galvanised the Chinese public to a large extent. People are demanding the truth behind Li's death and the reason why state-backed media was so confused on the issue. Li was the one to flag the coronavirus outbreak. He died early morning on Friday. His death was reported by the Wuhan central hospital, a little after 3 am local time in China. The grief of his demise was most visible on the Chinese social media platform Weibo. Li's death was the most-read topic on the website with over 1.5 billion page views. Also read: Chinese whistleblower doctor who flagged coronavirus dies × The circumstances behind his death were also discussed on 'We Chat' - another popular social networking app in the country. People are deeply hurt by Wenliang's death in China and are channelling the rage towards the government. Li's death was a "tragic reminder" of how China's preoccupation with maintaining stability drives it to suppress vital information, Nicholas Bequelin, Southeast Asia regional director for Amnesty International said. Also read: Coronavirus cure found by Indian Scientist; team leader at CSIRO cultured the first viable batch “China must learn the lesson from Li’s case and adopt a rights-respecting approach to combating the epidemic," he said. Ophthalmologist Li was among eight people reprimanded by police in Wuhan for spreading 'illegal and false' information. On January 3, Li was forced to sign a letter saying he had "severely disrupted social order". He was threatened with charges. The number of deaths from the deadly coronavirus outbreak shows no sign of abating with the death toll mounting to over 600 people with thousands infected.

Chinese react over coronavirus doctor's demise, anger against government erupts online

Maharashtra Minister for Fisheries and Port Development Aslam Shaikh on Friday said the guidelines have been issued to the ports in the state, instructing them not to allow anyone coming from China to step out of the ports and if someone has to be allowed at all, he will have to undergo mandatory health screening.

Speaking to ANI, Aslam Shaikh said,&nbsp;"The ports, which are under Maharashtra government, are not passenger ports. Whatever ports we have and whatever vessels come into the state, strict guidelines have been given to all officers and departments to see that not a single person has the permission to enter the state."

"If they want to enter the state at all, then we will ensure that they visit the local hospital first," he said, saying the government is not allowing any person -- Chinese or Indian -- with the suspected symptoms of coronavirus to enter the state.

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He said the state government has appointed doctors at every port to check the crew members coming from China and nearby countries.

The arrangements have been made to restrict the crew and send them back from the ports only.

Meanwhile, he also attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for fighting the Delhi poll over the issue of Shaheen Bagh instead of development and employment.

"Prime Minister Narendra Modi is contesting the poll over the issue of Shaheen Bagh instead of development and employment. All BJP ministers are camped in Delhi for the election. In UP, there is a law and order situation but Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is busy campaigning for Delhi polls," he said. 
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Maharashtra Minister for Fisheries and Port Development Aslam Shaikh on Friday said the guidelines have been issued to the ports in the state, instructing them not to allow anyone coming from China to step out of the ports and if someone has to be allowed at all, he will have to undergo mandatory health screening.

Maharashtra Minister for Fisheries and Port Development Aslam Shaikh on Friday said the guidelines have been issued to the ports in the state, instructing them not to allow anyone coming from China to step out of the ports and if someone has to be allowed at all, he will have to undergo mandatory health screening. Speaking to ANI, Aslam Shaikh said, "The ports, which are under Maharashtra government, are not passenger ports. Whatever ports we have and whatever vessels come into the state, strict guidelines have been given to all officers and departments to see that not a single person has the permission to enter the state." "If they want to enter the state at all, then we will ensure that they visit the local hospital first," he said, saying the government is not allowing any person -- Chinese or Indian -- with the suspected symptoms of coronavirus to enter the state. Also read: Screening passengers at airports, Nepal border also under check - Health Minister on coronavirus He said the state government has appointed doctors at every port to check the crew members coming from China and nearby countries. The arrangements have been made to restrict the crew and send them back from the ports only. Meanwhile, he also attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for fighting the Delhi poll over the issue of Shaheen Bagh instead of development and employment. "Prime Minister Narendra Modi is contesting the poll over the issue of Shaheen Bagh instead of development and employment. All BJP ministers are camped in Delhi for the election. In UP, there is a law and order situation but Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is busy campaigning for Delhi polls," he said.

Maharashtra intensifies screening for coronavirus at ports, restricts entry of anyone from China into state

For those who seek calm and solace and imagine to travel to that point of the globe where there is hardly anyone else, travelling to Canada's mysterious islands Haida Gwaii could be a life-altering experience.&nbsp;

The archipelago is located off the northwestern coast of British Columbia and is studded with unparalleled scenic beauty.&nbsp;

The interesting fact about these islands is that it doesn't allow more than twelve visitors at a time.

Some parts of the islands are only accessible by boat.&nbsp;

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The islands are surrounded by magnificent ocean - that harbour several species of whale and dolphin -&nbsp; and are home to gigantic rainforests.&nbsp;

A third of the island is protected and is accessible only by floatplane or boat. The reserve is co-managed by the Canadian government and the Council of Haida Nation.

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The best time to visit Haida Gwaii is between May to October.&nbsp;

The remote archipelago is home to some of the world's endemic species. During the visit to the pristine islands, visitors are sure to catch a glimpse of sea lions, Sitka black-tailed deer, the Haida Gwaii black bear and many other animals and birds.&nbsp;

 
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For those who seek calm and solace and imagine to travel to that point of the globe where there is hardly anyone else, travelling to Canada's mysterious islands Haida Gwaii could be a life-altering experience.

For those who seek calm and solace and imagine to travel to that point of the globe where there is hardly anyone else, travelling to Canada's mysterious islands Haida Gwaii could be a life-altering experience. The archipelago is located off the northwestern coast of British Columbia and is studded with unparalleled scenic beauty. The interesting fact about these islands is that it doesn't allow more than twelve visitors at a time. Some parts of the islands are only accessible by boat. One more photo of Haida Gwaii this morning before my flight home pic.twitter.com/NlDfMxbGR4 — Tom McKee (@6_isles) February 3, 2020 × The islands are surrounded by magnificent ocean - that harbour several species of whale and dolphin - and are home to gigantic rainforests. A third of the island is protected and is accessible only by floatplane or boat. The reserve is co-managed by the Canadian government and the Council of Haida Nation. I was ready to get back to work and be home but a part of me is still on the island. I can’t really explain how it feels. Kind of like I’m not entirely here. Like I’m just counting down the days to when i can go back. #haidagwaii pic.twitter.com/e7DuYzemIW — Jessica Mai (@jessicamaimusic) February 2, 2020 × The best time to visit Haida Gwaii is between May to October. The remote archipelago is home to some of the world's endemic species. During the visit to the pristine islands, visitors are sure to catch a glimpse of sea lions, Sitka black-tailed deer, the Haida Gwaii black bear and many other animals and birds.

Haida Gwaii: Pristine Canadian remote islands where only 12 tourists are allowed at a time 

The rupee declined by 22 paise to settle at 71.40 against the US dollar on Friday amid selling in domestic equities and strengthening of the American currency overseas.

Forex traders said the rupee traded weak largely owing to strengthening of the US dollar ahead of the non-farm payrolls number scheduled to be released later in the day.

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the local currency opened on a weak note at 71.26.

During the day, the local unit lost further ground and touched a low of 71.49, before finally settling for the day at 71.40 against the US dollar, down 22 paise over its previous close.

The domestic unit had settled at 71.18 on Thursday.

On a weekly basis, the rupee lost 8 paise.

"Rupee traded weak on Friday as dollar scaled high towards 71.35, mainly on back of on weakening risk appetite amid a strong greenback ahead of US non-farm payroll data due later today," said Jateen Trivedi, Senior Research Analyst (Commodity &amp; Currency) at LKP Securities.

The dollar index, which gauges the greenback's strength against a basket of six currencies, rose by 0.09 per cent to 98.58.

"Volatility for the rupee in the first half of the session remained low but in the latter half the currency started to come under pressure," said Gaurang Somaiyaa, Forex &amp; Bullion Analyst, Motilal Oswal Financial Services.

Somaiyaa further said on the domestic front, market participants will be keeping an eye on inflation number that will be released next week; the expectation is that the inflation could inch higher and that could further weigh on the rupee.

On the domestic market front, the 30-share BSE Sensex fell 164.18 points or 0.40 per cent to 41,141.85. The broader NSE Nifty settled lower by 39.60 points or 0.33 per cent at 12,098.35.

The 10-year Indian government bond yield was at 6.44 per cent.

Meanwhile, the global crude benchmark Brent futures fell 0.15 per cent to trade at $54.85 per barrel.

Foreign institutional investors sold equities worth Rs 560.36 crore on a net basis on Thursday, according to provisional exchange data.

The Financial Benchmark India Private Ltd (FBIL) set the reference rate for the rupee/dollar at 71.2558 and for rupee/euro at 78.3804. The reference rate for rupee/British pound was fixed at 92.5195 and for rupee/100 Japanese yen at 64.82.&nbsp; 
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The rupee declined by 22 paise to settle at 71.40 against the US dollar on Friday amid selling in domestic equities and strengthening of the American currency overseas.

The rupee declined by 22 paise to settle at 71.40 against the US dollar on Friday amid selling in domestic equities and strengthening of the American currency overseas. Forex traders said the rupee traded weak largely owing to strengthening of the US dollar ahead of the non-farm payrolls number scheduled to be released later in the day. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the local currency opened on a weak note at 71.26. During the day, the local unit lost further ground and touched a low of 71.49, before finally settling for the day at 71.40 against the US dollar, down 22 paise over its previous close. The domestic unit had settled at 71.18 on Thursday. On a weekly basis, the rupee lost 8 paise. "Rupee traded weak on Friday as dollar scaled high towards 71.35, mainly on back of on weakening risk appetite amid a strong greenback ahead of US non-farm payroll data due later today," said Jateen Trivedi, Senior Research Analyst (Commodity & Currency) at LKP Securities. The dollar index, which gauges the greenback's strength against a basket of six currencies, rose by 0.09 per cent to 98.58. "Volatility for the rupee in the first half of the session remained low but in the latter half the currency started to come under pressure," said Gaurang Somaiyaa, Forex & Bullion Analyst, Motilal Oswal Financial Services. Somaiyaa further said on the domestic front, market participants will be keeping an eye on inflation number that will be released next week; the expectation is that the inflation could inch higher and that could further weigh on the rupee. On the domestic market front, the 30-share BSE Sensex fell 164.18 points or 0.40 per cent to 41,141.85. The broader NSE Nifty settled lower by 39.60 points or 0.33 per cent at 12,098.35. The 10-year Indian government bond yield was at 6.44 per cent. Meanwhile, the global crude benchmark Brent futures fell 0.15 per cent to trade at $54.85 per barrel. Foreign institutional investors sold equities worth Rs 560.36 crore on a net basis on Thursday, according to provisional exchange data. The Financial Benchmark India Private Ltd (FBIL) set the reference rate for the rupee/dollar at 71.2558 and for rupee/euro at 78.3804. The reference rate for rupee/British pound was fixed at 92.5195 and for rupee/100 Japanese yen at 64.82.

Rupee slips 22 paise to 71.40 against USD on strong dollar demand

The Health and Family Welfare Ministry has proposed a draft amendment to the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements Act, 1954) wherein advertising medicines and "magic remedies" for as many as 78 conditions covered in the act will be a punishable offence.&nbsp;

According to reports, advertisements for magic remedies and drugs that promote fair skin, enhanced sexual performance, infertility in women, premature ageing, among others will land a jail term of up to five years and a monetary fine of up to Rs 5 lakh.&nbsp;

The draft amendment has also proposed some additions to the list of existing diseases, disorders, conditions in the Act.

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/no-compensation-apology-can-undo-that-humiliation-auckland-woman-tells-wion-after-not-letting-on-plane-owing-to-her-weight-277838">No apology can undo that humiliation - Auckland woman tells WION after denied entry on plane owing to her weight</a>

The current list of conditions includes sexual impotence, premature greying of hair, stammering, sterility in women, disorders of menstrual flow along with issues concerning sexual performance, height improvement, obesity, et cetera.

Under the Act, the first conviction will lead to imprisonment of up to six months or fine or both with subsequent offences escalating the jail term to maximum five years and the monetary fine to as much as Rs 50 lakh.&nbsp;

The Health and Family Welfare Ministry has proposed a draft amendment to the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements Act, 1954) wherein advertising medicines and "magic remedies" for as many as 78 conditions covered in the act will be a punishable offence.

The Health and Family Welfare Ministry has proposed a draft amendment to the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements Act, 1954) wherein advertising medicines and "magic remedies" for as many as 78 conditions covered in the act will be a punishable offence. According to reports, advertisements for magic remedies and drugs that promote fair skin, enhanced sexual performance, infertility in women, premature ageing, among others will land a jail term of up to five years and a monetary fine of up to Rs 5 lakh. The draft amendment has also proposed some additions to the list of existing diseases, disorders, conditions in the Act. Also read: No apology can undo that humiliation - Auckland woman tells WION after denied entry on plane owing to her weight The current list of conditions includes sexual impotence, premature greying of hair, stammering, sterility in women, disorders of menstrual flow along with issues concerning sexual performance, height improvement, obesity, et cetera. Under the Act, the first conviction will lead to imprisonment of up to six months or fine or both with subsequent offences escalating the jail term to maximum five years and the monetary fine to as much as Rs 50 lakh.

5-year jail term, Rs 50 lakh fine for advertising fairness products and magic remedies for obesity: Govt

The shares ended lower as persistent coronavirus fears brought down global markets, but recorded their best week since December.

The broader NSE <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/sensex-nifty-end-higher-as-rbi-keeps-rates-steady-279072">Nifty </a>50 index fell 0.33 per cent&nbsp;to 12,098.35 and the benchmark S&amp;P BSE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/sensex-nifty-end-higher-as-rbi-keeps-rates-steady-279072">Sensex&nbsp;</a>index ended 0.4&nbsp;per cent&nbsp;lower at 41,141.85.

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/indian-economy-experienced-abrupt-slowdown-in-2019-but-its-not-in-a-recession-imf-md-277892">Indian economy experienced abrupt slowdown in 2019, but it’s not in a recession: IMF MD</a>

However, the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/sensex-nifty-end-higher-as-rbi-keeps-rates-steady-279072">Nifty </a>and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/sensex-nifty-end-higher-as-rbi-keeps-rates-steady-279072">Sensex&nbsp;</a>finished the week up 1.04&nbsp;per cent&nbsp;and 1.03 per cent, respectively, their best weekly close since December&nbsp;20.

The Nifty Auto index closed down 0.95&nbsp;per cent&nbsp;and was the top drag among sectors. The Nifty financials index dropped 0.3 per cent.

Eicher Motors was the day's biggest laggard, dropping 3.21 per cent, while <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/zee-entertainment-enterprises-limited-announces-the-launch-of-zee5-32864/amp">Zee Entertainment</a> was the top gainer, advancing 5.92 per cent.

The shares ended lower as persistent coronavirus fears brought down global markets, but recorded their best week since December. The broader NSE Nifty 50 index fell 0.

The shares ended lower as persistent coronavirus fears brought down global markets, but recorded their best week since December. The broader NSE Nifty 50 index fell 0.33 per cent to 12,098.35 and the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex index ended 0.4 per cent lower at 41,141.85. Also read: Indian economy experienced abrupt slowdown in 2019, but it’s not in a recession: IMF MD However, the Nifty and Sensex finished the week up 1.04 per cent and 1.03 per cent, respectively, their best weekly close since December 20. The Nifty Auto index closed down 0.95 per cent and was the top drag among sectors. The Nifty financials index dropped 0.3 per cent. Eicher Motors was the day's biggest laggard, dropping 3.21 per cent, while Zee Entertainment was the top gainer, advancing 5.92 per cent.

Sensex, Nifty end lower, but record best week since December

As China struggles to tackle and contain the deadly coronavirus outbreak, criticism for its handling of the situation is only escalating.&nbsp;

China cannot deny is that the crisis is growing with the death toll mounting over 550 people and thousands suffering.

The Chinese are not just bearing the brunt of the outbreak but the rising incident of discrimination as well. Reports suggest that patients in Wuhan are being treated as outcasts.

In the rest of the world, people of Chinese origin are being ostracised.&nbsp;

The coronavirus outbreak has triggered a wave of racist attacks against the Chinese around the world. Even packages and parcels from China are not being spared.

A report from Chinese media claims that logistics activity from the country has dropped after the outbreak.

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/all-645-indian-evacuees-from-china-tested-negative-for-coronavirus-ministry-of-home-affairs-279120">All 645 Indian evacuees from China tested negative for coronavirus - MHA</a>

A postman in Paris refused to deliver Chinese parcels. It is not just happening in France. In Seoul, South Korea, a seafood restaurant banned Chinese people from entering while a nail salon in Vietnam refused to welcome Chinese customers.

This is not the first time when the Chinese have been subjected to xenophobia.&nbsp;

Just recently, a leading Japanse seasoning and condiment manufacturer made headlines for its campaign against a controversial entry in Merriam-Webster that fans the idea that eating MSG-laden food at Chinese restaurants can make people sick.&nbsp;

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/severe-shortages-amid-coronavirus-outbreak-china-struggles-with-need-for-more-masks-hospital-beds-medical-equipment-279082">China faces shortage of masks, hospital beds amid coronavirus outbreak</a>

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/chinese-restaurant-syndrome-activists-fume-over-dictionary-entry-that-dates-back-to-1960s-seek-revision-274947">Chinese Restaurant Syndrome</a> - as a dictionary entry in Merriam Webster - dates back to the 60s when people began reporting having experienced some form of illnesses after eating at Chinese restaurants.&nbsp;

If you try looking up 'Chinese Restaurant Syndrome' online on Merriam Webster's website, it will throw up the following definition which first came into use in 1968.&nbsp;

"Chinese Restaurant Syndrome: a group of symptoms (such as numbness of the neck, arms, and back with headache, dizziness, and palpitations) that is held to affect susceptible persons eating food and especially Chinese food heavily seasoned with monosodium glutamate".

As China struggles to tackle and contain the deadly coronavirus outbreak, criticism for its handling of the situation is only escalating. China cannot deny is that the crisis is growing with the death toll mounting over 550 people and thousands suffering.

As China struggles to tackle and contain the deadly coronavirus outbreak, criticism for its handling of the situation is only escalating. China cannot deny is that the crisis is growing with the death toll mounting over 550 people and thousands suffering. The Chinese are not just bearing the brunt of the outbreak but the rising incident of discrimination as well. Reports suggest that patients in Wuhan are being treated as outcasts. In the rest of the world, people of Chinese origin are being ostracised. The coronavirus outbreak has triggered a wave of racist attacks against the Chinese around the world. Even packages and parcels from China are not being spared. A report from Chinese media claims that logistics activity from the country has dropped after the outbreak. Also read: All 645 Indian evacuees from China tested negative for coronavirus - MHA A postman in Paris refused to deliver Chinese parcels. It is not just happening in France. In Seoul, South Korea, a seafood restaurant banned Chinese people from entering while a nail salon in Vietnam refused to welcome Chinese customers. This is not the first time when the Chinese have been subjected to xenophobia. Just recently, a leading Japanse seasoning and condiment manufacturer made headlines for its campaign against a controversial entry in Merriam-Webster that fans the idea that eating MSG-laden food at Chinese restaurants can make people sick. Also read: China faces shortage of masks, hospital beds amid coronavirus outbreak Chinese Restaurant Syndrome - as a dictionary entry in Merriam Webster - dates back to the 60s when people began reporting having experienced some form of illnesses after eating at Chinese restaurants. If you try looking up 'Chinese Restaurant Syndrome' online on Merriam Webster's website, it will throw up the following definition which first came into use in 1968. "Chinese Restaurant Syndrome: a group of symptoms (such as numbness of the neck, arms, and back with headache, dizziness, and palpitations) that is held to affect susceptible persons eating food and especially Chinese food heavily seasoned with monosodium glutamate".

As China struggles to tackle coronavirus outbreak, xenophobia raises its ugly head

Japan has the world's most powerful passport and a trendy one too.&nbsp;

Those applying for a Japanese passport after February 4 will now get one with featuring famous art by ukiyo-e master Katsushika Hokusai.&nbsp;

According to reports, the new Japanese passports will feature the "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji" series by Hokusai which was created in the 19th century.

The series features "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" - one of best-known ukiyo-e prints of Japan.&nbsp;

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/pakistan-passport-slips-further-in-ranking-becomes-fourth-worst-for-overseas-travel-273052">Pakistan passport slips further in ranking, becomes fourth-worst for overseas travel</a>

24 works from the series will be printed on 48 pages of the 10-year Japanese passport while 16 works will be printed on 32 pages of the 5-year passport.&nbsp;

As per the &nbsp;Henley Passport Index, Japan is the world's most powerful passport with access to over 190 countries without a visa or with the privilege to get a visa on arrival.&nbsp;

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/japanese-possess-most-powerful-passport-in-world-india-comes-on-81st-spot-139407">Japanese possess most powerful passport in world, India on 81st spot</a>

Singapore has the second most powerful passport in the world.

South Korea tied with Germany for the third spot.

European countries also performed favourably, with Finland sitting on fourth and Spain, Luxembourg and Denmark taking the fifth spot. Sweden and France sit on sixth spot on the list.

The United States dropped two places to eighth place, sharing the spot with United Kingdom, Norway, Green and Belgium. Meanwhile, Canada ranked ninth.

Japan has the world's most powerful passport and a trendy one too. Those applying for a Japanese passport after February 4 will now get one with featuring famous art by ukiyo-e master Katsushika Hokusai.

Japan has the world's most powerful passport and a trendy one too. Those applying for a Japanese passport after February 4 will now get one with featuring famous art by ukiyo-e master Katsushika Hokusai. According to reports, the new Japanese passports will feature the "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji" series by Hokusai which was created in the 19th century. The series features "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" - one of best-known ukiyo-e prints of Japan. Also read: Pakistan passport slips further in ranking, becomes fourth-worst for overseas travel 24 works from the series will be printed on 48 pages of the 10-year Japanese passport while 16 works will be printed on 32 pages of the 5-year passport. As per the Henley Passport Index, Japan is the world's most powerful passport with access to over 190 countries without a visa or with the privilege to get a visa on arrival. Also read: Japanese possess most powerful passport in world, India on 81st spot Singapore has the second most powerful passport in the world. South Korea tied with Germany for the third spot. European countries also performed favourably, with Finland sitting on fourth and Spain, Luxembourg and Denmark taking the fifth spot. Sweden and France sit on sixth spot on the list. The United States dropped two places to eighth place, sharing the spot with United Kingdom, Norway, Green and Belgium. Meanwhile, Canada ranked ninth.

Not just powerful! Japanese passport is all set to get trendy with 'ukiyo-e' art

This year's first 'supermoon' is going to be a 'Snow Moon' and will be visible across the world this weekend.&nbsp;

According to NASA, this will be a "full Moon weekend", with the Moon appearing full "for about three days centered around this time, from Friday evening to Monday morning, making this a full Moon weekend," NASA stated in its release on Tuesday.

A supermoon occurs when a full moon is closest to the Earth and appears exceptionally large.&nbsp;

The term 'Snow Moon' could be attributed to the fact that northeastern Native American tribes referred to the second full moon of winter as the 'Snow Moon'&nbsp;because of heavy snowing in February.

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/world-witnesses-longest-ever-blood-moon-eclipse-of-21st-century-155159">World witnesses longest-ever 'blood moon' eclipse of 21st Century</a>

The 'Snow Moon'&nbsp;will appear in all its might at around 2:33 am EST on February 9.&nbsp;

"The Next Full Moon is the Snow Moon, Storm Moon, Hunger Moon, Magha Purnima, Magha Puja, the Mahamuni Pagoda Festival Moon, the Chinese Lantern Festival Moon, and the Full Moon of Tu B'Shevat," NASA stated.&nbsp;

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/in-rare-celestial-event-saturn-sun-aligned-on-earths-opposite-sides-strawberry-moon-was-sighted-147805">When Saturn, Sun aligned on Earth's opposite sides and 'Strawberry Moon' was sighted</a>

"The Moon will appear full for about three days centered around this time, from Friday evening to Monday morning, making this a full Moon weekend," it added.&nbsp;

Experts suggest that the best sight of a full moon is experienced at moonrise or moonset.

This weekend's supermoon will look its best at moonrise (around sunset) in the east on Saturday and at the time of moonset (sunrise) in the west on Sunday. 
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This year's first 'supermoon' is going to be a 'Snow Moon' and will be visible across the world this weekend. According to NASA, this will be a "full Moon weekend", with the Moon appearing full "for about three days centered around this time, from Friday evening to Monday morning, making this a full Moon weekend," NASA stated in its release on Tuesday.

This year's first 'supermoon' is going to be a 'Snow Moon' and will be visible across the world this weekend. According to NASA, this will be a "full Moon weekend", with the Moon appearing full "for about three days centered around this time, from Friday evening to Monday morning, making this a full Moon weekend," NASA stated in its release on Tuesday. A supermoon occurs when a full moon is closest to the Earth and appears exceptionally large. The term 'Snow Moon' could be attributed to the fact that northeastern Native American tribes referred to the second full moon of winter as the 'Snow Moon' because of heavy snowing in February. Also read: World witnesses longest-ever 'blood moon' eclipse of 21st Century The 'Snow Moon' will appear in all its might at around 2:33 am EST on February 9. "The Next Full Moon is the Snow Moon, Storm Moon, Hunger Moon, Magha Purnima, Magha Puja, the Mahamuni Pagoda Festival Moon, the Chinese Lantern Festival Moon, and the Full Moon of Tu B'Shevat," NASA stated. Also read: When Saturn, Sun aligned on Earth's opposite sides and 'Strawberry Moon' was sighted "The Moon will appear full for about three days centered around this time, from Friday evening to Monday morning, making this a full Moon weekend," it added. Experts suggest that the best sight of a full moon is experienced at moonrise or moonset. This weekend's supermoon will look its best at moonrise (around sunset) in the east on Saturday and at the time of moonset (sunrise) in the west on Sunday.

This weekend, get ready for 'Snow Moon' - first supermoon of 2020

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