Coronavirus: Spanish football coach Francisco Garcia passes away aged 21

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Spanish football trainer Francisco Garcia has died matured 21 in the wake of contracting coronavirus.
Garcia was filling in as the administrator of Atletico Portada Alta's childhood group since 2016. He has become the most youthful casualty of the sickness in the locale, goal.com announced. Atletico Portada Alta discharged an official articulation on Instagram about the dying of Garcia.
"We need to communicate our most profound sympathies to the family, companions and dear companions of our mentor Francisco Garcia who has left us, sadly, today," the announcement said.
"Presently what do we manage without you, Francis? You were consistently there with us at Portada or any place you were required, assisting. How might we continue covering each one of those kilometers in the alliance? We don't have the foggiest idea how, however we will most likely do it for you. We won't overlook you, find happiness in the hereafter, wonder. Until always," it included.
He spent away on Sunday in the wake of testing positive for COVID-19 a week ago, having been sent to the Regional Hospital of Malaga for treatment. At the point when the chief showed up at the office, it was additionally discovered that he was likewise experiencing leukemia.
Spanish football's significant alliances have been closed down uncertainly to contain the spread of coronavirus.

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Truckers pay $6.7 bn in bribes a year; same as Arunachal's 5-yr infra spend

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The greater part of Indian truckers have offered an incentive over the span of their work, according to an overview led by the SaveLIFE establishment. The yearly fix sum in trucking activities remains at around Rs 47,852.28 crore ($6.7 billion), almost as much as the sum the legislature spent on setting up framework in Arunachal Pradesh more than five years, according to the examination.
Their lives are so upsetting and unfulfilling that 84% of truckers studied said they would not prescribe this activity to their family, said the examination on the on-street life of truckers titled 'Status of Truck Drivers in India'.
The study in 10 urban communities among 1,217 truck drivers and 101 armada proprietors (1,318 taking all things together) during 2018 was subsidized by oil maker Mahindra and led by SaveLIFE establishment, a Hyderabad-based NGO.
Here are some other key discoveries of the examination:
Trucks represent 69% of countrywide cargo traffic in India, as indicated by the Economic Survey 2018-19, and contribute about 3.06% to net worth expansion. However many truck drivers are exhausted. About a fourth of the truck drivers included in a recent report grumbled of lack of sleep. Up to 53% truckers announced physical and mental issues, for example, exhaustion, sleep deprivation, stoutness, spinal pain, joint and neck torment, poor vision, windedness, stress and depression, as we detailed in February 2020.
Dread of badgering, long postponements
About 40% of truck drivers whined of badgering by police/street traffic authorities and highlighted this as the second most compelling motivation

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