In the Russia city of Sochi, a bear walked around the hotel. The video, recorded by an eyewitness, was published by the Hue Telegram channel.

The video show how a brown bear walks along the paths for guests, then runs out onto the lawn, and then calmly goes to the gates of the hotel.

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Earlier in Kamchatka, a bear attacked two tourists, one of them fought off the animal with a bicycle. The author of the video zoomed and drove up to the animal, thereby scaring him. A cyclist threw stones at a bear.

Reported by Bemorepanda

Everyone is talking about Coronavirus (COVID-19) and everywhere there is information about the virus and how to protect yourself from it.

The coronavirus is spreading to more and more countries, air traffic with the whole world is interrupted, those who have been abroad are self-isolating, resorts, shopping and entertainment centers, cafes and restaurants are closing. Every day, the news of the coronavirus pandemic snowballs.

In response, photoshoots, memes, and funny videos are spreading at the same speed on the Internet, and entrepreneurs are beginning to redesign production and release creative "anti-coronavirus" products.

Being in this situation, again in quarantine, there was nothing left to do but joke. Bemorepanda has collected the top of the funniest memes and jokes.

1.Coronavirus lockdown

2.Lets go, man!

3.No eating

4.Dont ever go

5.My dog and quarantine

6.Gamers be like

7.Normal lifestyle

8.Pep talk

9.You know the rules

10.Because of corona

11.Not coming down

12.Waiting

13.My travel plans

14.Before and after

15.Lockdown 2020

16.Isolating is your ally?

17.Day 25 of quarantine

18.Remember the time

19.Man=Bush

20.Right now

21.Any mask

22.Oh yeah!

23.Novel Coronavirus

24.Birthday in March

25.Turining ito potatos

26.What year it will stop?

27.Corona is a person

28.Uno game +4

29.Mood for everyday

30.All day the same

31.Full effect

32.All is on fire

33.Protesting again coronavirus

34.That would be great

35.Me in quarantine

36.It's gonna be may

37.Coronials

38.Can't be alone

39.Titanic be like 2020

40.Coronavirus be like

The famous Japanese comedian and musician Pico-Taro (real name Kazuhito Kosaka) updated his 2016 hit Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen.

Now it sings about how to wash your hands with soap and water, and the abbreviation PPAP now stands for Pray-for-People-And-Peace (that is, "Pray for people and the world").

Here's how it goes:

I have a hand

I have a soap

uh!wash!wash!wash!wash!wash!

I have a soap

I have a hand

uh!wash!wash!wash!wash!wash!

Clean hand Clean hand

uh!

Pray for People And Peace

We will WIN.

The video with the song on YouTube has already gained over one million views. Mostly, these were Japanese Web users.

However, the songwriter is not used to such popularity: in October 2016, his hit Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen was included in the Guinness Book of Records as the shortest song, which was included in the rating of the best Billboard.

There are currently over 6 billion people living on lockdown, over 71,950 confirmed cases of coronavirus infection, 33,633 confirmed deaths and out those infected, around 5% or 26,737 are either in serious or critical condition.

 

While those numbers are already a serious wakeup for local governments, some countries are saying there is no need to panic.

 

Take Belarus as an example. The president, Alexander Lukashenko refuses to cancel anything and says vodka and saunas will cure any COVID-19 symptoms. Very few measures have been enforced to curb coronavirus in Belarus and instead, people are being urged to drink vodka and go to saunas. On top of that, all the sporting events are taking place as usual and this picture tells everything about the mood on the ground.

 

 

The football organizers have said they do not intend to postpone any matches or to cancel the season. President Alexander Lukashenko took part in an ice hockey match last week - declaring that sport "is the best anti-virus remedy".

 

Another country, Sweden, is the only EU country that has not yet introduced strict quarantine measures. Although the Prime Minister of the Scandinavian kingdom, Stephen Leuven, urged citizen to mentally prepare for an increase in the number of cases of COVID-19, the Swedish authorities are in no hurry to limit public life.

 

According to Spiegel Online, the cafes and restaurants of Stockholm are packed to capacity - perhaps now visitors have been obliged to sit at their tables and not crowd around the bar. More recently, mass gatherings of people within 500 people were allowed in the country, which many theaters and concert halls used to sell tickets for 499 spectators.

 

 

The chief epidemiologist in Sweden, Anders Tegnell, who heads the public health agency, responsible for these decisions, continues to insist that "the population should be ill with the virus." At the same time, his British and Dutch colleagues still refused this approach. According to Johns Hopkins University, already 3069 patients with coronavirus have been identified in Sweden, 105 patients have died. Now, 500 intensive care beds have been deployed throughout the country, although experts admit that this is at least three times less than might be needed in a critical situation.

 

Another country, Brazil, called the pandemic a momentary, minor problem and saying strong measures to contain it are unnecessary. The Brazilian Presidentm Jair Bolsonaro told reporters that he feels Brazilians’ natural immunity will protect the nation.

 

“The Brazilian needs to be studied. He doesn’t catch anything. You see a guy jumping into sewage, diving in, right? Nothing happens to him. I think a lot of people were already infected in Brazil, weeks or months ago, and they already have the antibodies that help it not proliferate,” Bolsonaro said. “I’m hopeful that’s really a reality.”

 

The number of COVID-19 cases approach 4,000, deaths top 100. And while he believe that  the virus will be vanquished by a cocktail of drugs and Brazil’s tropical climate, analysts say a more calculated political gamble may underlie his increasingly defiant position.

 

In Singapore, tourism receipts rose to S$27.1 billion (US$19 billion) in 2019 based on preliminary estimates, from S$26.9 billion the year before. Even though tourist arriving in Singapore must be placed in quarantine for 14 days, all the restaurants, pubs, gym, hotel are open. Singapore, as with many other countries that did not took a more drastic approach during the epidemic and people are now living their daily life as other countries once did.

 

 

No one knows which approach will work better, as we haven’t seen anything like this before so only time will tell. Bemorepanda has published a research by the Imperial College London (UK) with three different scenarios of the coronavirus epidemic here.