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Typhoon Vongfong brought maximum sustained winds of 93 miles per hour when it struck the eastern Philippines on Thursday. The storm made landfall in the town of San Policarpo in the province of Eastern Samar. The government weather agency said it could cause potentially life-threatening coastal flooding as it sweeps north along the country’s chain of islands.

An overcrowded UN camp for internally displaced persons in Juba, South Sudan, confirmed its first two cases of the coronavirus on Tuesday. Both patients are South Sudanese nationals in their 20s, said Dr. Matthew Tut, the country’s health ministry emergency preparedness manager. UN camps shelter more than 190,000 displaced people across South Sudan, including nearly 30,000 in Juba. The country reportedly has 194 COVID-19 confirmed cases, zero deaths, and two recoveries as of Wednesday.

All 11 million residents of Wuhan, China, must undergo testing for COVID-19. China’s state-run media published a notice giving city officials 10 days to submit a plan for each district to carry out the tests.

Why is the city suddenly testing everyone? Wuhan’s Dongxihu district recorded six new cases of the coronavirus on Sunday and Monday, raising concerns about a new outbreak in the city where the pandemic originated. Chinese health officials also have recorded new clusters in the northeastern provinces of Jilin and Heilongjiang.

Two newborn babies, their mothers, and several nurses died in an attack in western Kabul, Afghanistan, on Tuesday. Three militants stormed a maternity clinic and engaged police in an hourslong shootout that left 14 people dead. Afghanistan’s Interior Ministry said 15 others sustained injuries in the Doctors Without Borders clinic.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Sunday encouraged construction workers and companies whose employees can’t work from home to resume operations this week. He also greenlighted “unlimited amounts” of outdoor exercise. The United Kingdom is not yet ready to end all measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus, Johnson said, but schools and shops could reopen by June 1.

Tanzanian President John Magufuli has questioned the safety of face masks, refused to impose a lockdown, and issued irregular updates on COVID-19 infection rates. On Sunday, he suspended the head of the national health laboratory and condemned imported coronavirus test kits as faulty because they returned false positives for non-human samples like a goat and a papaya.