Dedication.

To all those who lead monotonous lives,

in the hope that they may experience

at second hand the lights and dangers of adventure.

A book by

Litzy Fiorella Villatoro

Ada Marelyn Argueta

Kenia Iveth Martinez

Paola Aracely Mendez

UNIVERSIDAD GERARDO BARRIOS

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MAJOR

TO MISS VANESSA LOURDES ARGUETA VASQUEZ

MADE WITH LOVE AND TO SHARE LOVE

SAN MIGUEL, EL SALVADOR.

Before we start talking about my experience in Peru, Lets talk about the things that are going on right now in this beautiful country.

We're gonna be focusing on their Covid-19 situation

We were watching the news about Peru, and turns out that the Confirmed cases in Peru jumped from 7,519 on Sunday to 13,489 on Friday. In Latin America, only Brazil, with a population seven times greater, has more.

 An outbreak that started in Lima has spread across the country, even reaching indigenous communities in the Amazon.

The rise in confirmed cases is partly attributable to expanded testing. With the arrival of new kits, the government of President Martín Vizcarra moved this week from testing about 1,000 people per day to 10,000.

Peru took early, aggressive measures against the coronavirus. It’s still suffering one of Latin America’s largest outbreaks. But there are some conditions that quarantines can’t defeat. Many poor Peruvians live in cramped, unsanitary dwellings.

Nearly a million in Lima alone lack running water. And cultural practices aren’t helping, either.

Why isn't the government of Peru doing enough in the health system?, although they're focusing more on the economical aspects.

Trinidad and Tobago.

Health Minister Terrance Deyalsingh announced that Trinidad and Tobago had decided to implement restrictions on people traveling from China. People who live or have visited China cannot enter Trinidad and Tobago, and unless they have already been out of China 14 days before trying to travel to Trinidad and Tobago. 

On March 13, Rowley announced that schools and universities would be closed across the country for a week due to fears of the coronavirus. On March 16, the closure lasted until April 20. On March 15, T&T Police Commissioner Gary Griffith said he would be quarantined.

the protection and safety of medical personnel working in the prevention, mitigation, and care of patients affected by the global COVID pandemic 19.

Coronavirus cases:

114

Deaths

8

Recovered:21

New Caledonia.

If you want an unforgettable vacation, New Caledonia is one of the best options. Unfortunately, traveling to New Caledonia is not cheap at all, but if you have the opportunity to do so...

 I will give you some tips or advice that will help you a lot, such as: where to stay, what to do being in new caledonia?

If you are a nature lover, I recommend the hotel betikure pare lodge, on one of my trips I stayed at this hotel and was fascinated it is a very quiet place when I felt stressed...

went out to listen to the sound of birds and enjoyed nature walking over those beautiful mountains.

The coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19) can affect your travel planes The 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic was confirmed to have reached the French overseas collectivity of New Caledonia in March 2020.

Confirmed: 18 

People recovered: 14

Nigeria just like any other country it's going through some rough times thanks to the Pandemic.

From Now on, we're going to be adding a report made from BBC News about the living struggles Nigerian's are currently having

Twenty million people living in Nigeria's second-biggest city, Kano, have just started a seven-day lockdown.

Poverty and religion are the major issues at play, with some saying obeying the government’s stay-at-home order will mean dying of hunger at home.

"My wife gave birth yesterday and I am locked up at home today instead of going out to look for food for her and the baby - with no expectation of help from anybody. I think nothing could be worse," said Yakubu Abdu, who scavenges for iron materials on the streets of the city.

"The stay-at-home order will no doubt affect us greatly. We rely on Kano for our products," he told the BBC.

Kano state officials say more than 400m naira (about $1m; £828,000) has been raised in coronavirus relief money that will be distributed to the most needy.