France: Man United Fans Allegedly Tear Gassed at Europa League Game in Lyon

Manchester United fans were allegedly tear-gassed by police at the UEFA Europa League match against Olympique Lyonnais on Thursday, April 10. This video shows fans in the stands coughing and covering their noses after the game.

Japanese woman not new flu cases

Japanese woman not new flu cases

YOKOHMA, Japan - A Yokohama city government official (L) holds a news conference at the Yokohama city hall on May 3. He said a Japanese woman in her 40s was found not to be infected with the new strain of the influenza A virus. The woman, originally from Tokyo, developed symptoms of fever and coughing after returning from San Francisco on April 28 and was staying at her friend's home in Yokohama.

Traditional Chinese medicine contributes to Hong Kong's COVID-19 fight: medical expert

STORY: Traditional Chinese medicine contributes to Hong Kong's COVID-19 fight: medical expert DATELINE: April 17, 2022 LENGTH: 0:01:25 LOCATION: HONG KONG, China CATEGORY: HEALTH SHOTLIST: 1. various of medical teams aiding Hong Kong 2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese): ZHANG ZHONGDE, Vice president of the Guangdong Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine STORYLINE: Traditional Chinese medicine has played an important role in Hong Kong's fight against COVID-19, a medical expert has said. SOUNDBITE (Chinese): ZHANG ZHONGDE, Vice president of the Guangdong Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine "In treating serious patients, we integrate traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. For some typical symptoms that serious patients have, such as high fever, chest distress, severe coughing, and severe gastrointestinal symptoms, traditional Chinese medicine works quickly and well. In Hong Kong, because of its effectiveness, traditional Chinese medicine starts to be accepted and wanted by the young generation. Young

Japanese woman not new flu cases

Japanese woman not new flu cases

YOKOHMA, Japan - A Yokohama city government official (L) holds a news conference at the Yokohama city hall on May 3. He said a Japanese woman in her 40s was found not to be infected with the new strain of the influenza A virus. The woman, originally from Tokyo, developed symptoms of fever and coughing after returning from San Francisco on April 28 and was staying at her friend's home in Yokohama. (Kyodo)