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Coronavirus LIVE: India Records Over 16,000 New Covid Cases In 24 Hours
India on Monday reported at least 16,135 fresh coronavirus cases, taking the total number of Covid cases to 4,35,18564. India's death tally rose to 5,25,223 with 24 new coronavirus deaths in the last...
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Delhi logs 420 new Covid cases in a day; test positivity rate at 5.25%
The national capital witnessed a dip in the new COVID-19 cases with 420 fresh COVID cases recorded in the last 24 hours, according to a health bulletin by the Delhi government on Monday.The active cases stand in the city at 2,938 with a daily positivity rate of 5.25 per cent. One patient succumbed to the virus, with this the death toll in the capital at 26,272.Delhi reported 648 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday with a positivity rate of 4.29 per cent. With this, the active cases in the city are reduced from 3,268 cases on Sunday to 2,938 today.As many as 749 COVID patients recovered in the last 24 hours taking the total number of recoveries from the disease since the beginning of the pandemic to 19,08,223.The bulletin said that 3,91,23,969 tests for coronavirus have been conducted so far and 8,002 persons were tested against the disease in the last 24 hours.Delhi administered 9,701 doses of COVID vaccines in the last 24 hours out of which 518 beneficiaries got their first dose while 1,470
JK Reports 58 Fresh Covid-19 Cases, One Death
SRINAGAR: The Government on Monday informed that 58fresh positive cases of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) have been reported today; 28 from Jammu division and 30 from Kashmir division, thus taking the total number of positive cases to 455391. Also, 01 COVID death has been reported from Jammu division. Moreover, 58 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and []
Tamil Nadu Reports 2,654 New Coronavirus Cases, State's Infection Tally Rises to 34,85,429 - Latest Tweet LatestLY
Maharashtra logs 50 pc drop in COVID-19 cases at 1,515; three more die, active tally below 22,000
Maharashtra's case positivity rate, or cases detected per 100 tests, was 6.39 per cent. Coronavirus figures of Maharashtra are as follows: Positive cases 79,86,811; fresh cases 1,515; death toll 1,47,943; recoveries 78,16,933; active cases 21,935; total tests 8,21,42,847.
Business Wire India A kick off ceremony was held at Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong (Gleneagles or GHK) for initiating a clinical trial to assess the safety and immunogenicity of the SINOVACs Omicron-specific COVID-19 inactivated vaccine used as a booster shot in healthy adults, in anticipation of providing scientific evidence for future immunization strategy. This study is led by a medical research team of the University of Hong Kong Clinical Trials Centre (HKU-CTC) in collaboration with Gleneagles. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220704005146/en/ [From right to left] Professor Ivan Hung Fan-ngai, Ru Chien & Helen Lieh Professor in Health Sciences Pedagogy, Clinical Professor and Chief of Infectious Diseases, Department of Medicine, School of Clinical Medicine, Assistant Dean (Admissions), LKS Faculty of Medicine of The University of Hong Kong; Dr Kenneth Tsang, CEO of Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong; Ms. Cheryl Law, International Business Development Director, Asia Pacific of SINOVAC; Mr. Henry Yau, Managing Director of The University of Hong Kong Clinical Trials Centre. (Photo: Business Wire) In this study, a total of 300 healthy adult volunteers aged 18 and above who have been vaccinated with two or three doses of inactivated or mRNA COVID-19 vaccine will be recruited. As we know, vaccination is one of the most effective ways to cope with infectious diseases. Currently, Omicron continuously sweeps the world. I hope the clinical trial could strengthen and effectively promote vaccine research and vaccination administration, Professor Ivan Hung Fan-ngai, Ru Chien & Helen Lieh Professor in Health Sciences Pedagogy, Clinical Professor and Chief of Infectious Diseases, and Assistant Dean of Department of Medicine, School of Clinical Medicine, Assistant Dean (Admissions), LKS Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong (HKUMed), stated in the ceremony. As one of the research sites of HKU, we are pleased to be part of this clinical trial project and contribute to the continuous research and development of vaccines and immunization strategies to help enhance health protection for people, said Dr Kenneth Tsang. It is of great significance to cooperate with Professor Hung, HKU-CTC and Gleneagles to carry out the clinical trial of the COVID-19 inactivated vaccine as a booster shot against the Omicron strain. We hope to find a solution for Hong Kong and the globe to fight against the new viruses with the results of this trial, said Ms. Cheryl Law, International Business Development Director of SINOVAC. SINOVAC obtained the sample of the Omicron variant in early December 2021 and then actively promoted research and development of its inactivated COVID-19 vaccine (Omicron specific strain). Preclinical research demonstrated that the vaccine is safe and effective in animals. The Omicron strain booster immunization clinical trial was then approved by the HKU GHK Institutional Review Board (IRB) on 12 th April 22 and by the Pharmacy and Poisons Board of Hong Kong on 14 th April 22, allowing the carrying out of the clinical study on boosting the immunity of people against the new coronavirus strain in Hong Kong. About Sinovac Biotech Ltd. SINOVAC Biotech Ltd. (SINOVAC) is a China-based leading biopharmaceutical company that focuses on the research, innovation, manufacture, and commercialization of vaccines that protect against human infectious diseases. SINOVAC's product portfolio includes vaccines against emerging infectious diseases such as COVID-19, H5N1 pandemic influenza (avian flu), H1N1 influenza (swine flu) and enterovirus 71 (EV71), and other common infectious diseases such as viral hepatitis, seasonal influenza, pneumococcal pneumonia, poliomyelitis, varicella and mumps. SINOVAC is also exploring opportunities in the international market and is exporting it vaccines to tens of countries and international organizations. More information about SINOVAC can be found at www.sinovac.com . About HKU Clinical Trials Centre The University of Hong Kong Clinical Trials Centre (HKU-CTC) is a one-stop clinical research management platform dedicated to facilitating the professional conduct of clinical research projects under HKUMed. Since its establishment, HKU-CTC has already facilitated over a thousand of sponsored clinical studies and investigator-initiated clinical studies in collaboration with sponsors and investigators around the world. About Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong Located at Wong Chuk Hang on Hong Kong Island South, Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong (Gleneagles) is a multi-specialty private hospital, providing 500 beds, cutting-edge medical technologies and a comprehensive range of clinical services spanning more than 35 specialties and subspecialties. As Hong Kongs top-notch private teaching hospital, Gleneagles also contributes to the training and development of healthcare professionals and advancement of clinical research. Gleneagles is a joint venture between IHH Healthcare and NWS Holdings Limited, with The University of Hong Kong as its exclusive clinical partner. More information on Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong can be found at https://www.gleneagles.hk/ . 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The Apple Watch Series 8 may be able to alert you to a major illness
After the Apple Watch Series 7 failed to bring any unique health or fitness advancements, a new rumor suggests this years watch could bring a new game-changing sensor that detects fevers. The news comes via Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, who back in April reported that Apple was planning to addbody-temperature detection to the next generation of Apple Watch . Gurman shared some more information about the new feature in his weekend Power On newsletter , unfortunately, it seems, the capabilities may not live up to peoples expectations. Gurman explains that the body-temperature detection wont give on-demand readings as you would expect with a thermometer. Instead, it will alert you if it thinks your body temperature is too high. The body-temperature feature wont give you a specific readinglike with a forehead or wrist thermometerbut it should be able to tell if it believes you have a fever, he wrote. The new Apple Watch SE will lack this feature. Fever detection could be a major new feature after more than two years of the coronavirus pandemic. Gurman previously reported that the body-temperature sensor could also be used to help women with fertility planning Other than the body-temperature reader, other hardware changes will probablybe minor, Gurman states, indicating that the processing power of the chip will be no better than that of the Apple Watch Series 7 and Series 6. However, he does note that there may be a brighter display along with a previously rumored rugged version for extreme athletes. Gurman details some of the reasons why this years Apple Watch will not offer any major new features. He notes that Apples chip development team has been focused on the Mac chips at the expense of other areas, he also suggests that using the same Watch processor will help Apple keep costs down at a time when the company is being affected by rising inflation, the ongoing chip shortage, and manufacturing delays. Gurman also discusses the lack of new features coming to the second generation AirPods Pro in the same newsletter, as discussed here: Dont expect much from 2022 AirPods Pro Gurman . Read more about the upcoming Apple Watch Series 8 in our complete guide to the 2022 Apple Watch . We also have this guide to the Apple Watch SE 2. Apple Watch
Ash Gourd For Weight Loss: Consume this juice for weight loss! Know other merits
In the last 2 years, people's weight has increased a lot because after the coronavirus epidemic, due to the lockdown and work-from-home culture, the physical activities of the people have reduced significantly. Now it has become a challenge for them to get a flat tummy by reducing belly fat. Benefits Of Drinking White Petha Juice: In the last 2 years, people's weight has increased a lot because after the coronavirus epidemic, due to the lockdown and work-from-home culture, the physical activities of the people have reduced significantly. Now it has become a challenge for them to get a flat tummy by reducing belly fat. In this case, you can use white petha. This is the same vegetable from which the famous sweet called Petha is also prepared. White Petha is considered very beneficial for health as it is a rich source of vitamins and minerals. Nutrients like iron, niacin, thiamine, riboflavin, vitamin C, phosphorus, and calcium are found in abundance in it. Benefits of drinking white petha juice: Dr. Ayushi Yadav, a famous dietician working at GIMS Hospital, Greater Noida, told ZEE NEWS how its juice can be beneficial for your health. 1. Reduce weight White petha has more than 95 percent water content along with many essential nutrients. Also, it is a calorie-free diet, so it is considered helpful in reducing weight. To get better results, drink petha juice every morning. By doing this regularly, the belly fat will start reducing in a few weeks. 2. Improve digestion By drinking the juice of white petha, the ulcer is removed from the intestinal membranes. If you keep fast or eat spicy food for a long time, it can lead to acidity, in which case the anti-microbial properties of this vegetable wipe out the harmful bacteria from the intestines. 3. Glow on Face Petha juice is very useful for our skin. Make a face pack by mixing this juice with lemon juice and then apply it to the face. With this, not only will the dark spots disappear, but there will be a tremendous glow on the skin. (Disclaimer: The information given here is based on home remedies and general information. Before adopting it, take medical advice. Kalamtimes does not confirm this.)
Joseph Coelho chosen as Britains new childrens laureate
The poet and childrens author, who takes over from Cressida Cowell, was praised as an extraordinary advocate for making poetry accessible to all Poet, playwright and author Joseph Coelho has been named the new Waterstones childrens laureate, and will look to celebrate the power of poetry during his two-year tenure. Coelho takes over the role from How to Train Your Dragon author Cressida Cowell, who served three years instead of the usual two because of the coronavirus pandemic. He was announced as laureate at an event today at the Unicorn theatre, London, where he was given his bespoke laureate medal by Cowell. At the ceremony, Coelho performed a new poem he had written to mark the occasion, titled The Power of a Poem. Continue reading...
South Korea reports 6,253 new coronavirus cases, four deaths on Monday
For the past week, the daily average number of confirmed cases was 9,499. Among the new cases, 164 were imported, lifting the total to 35,926
Coronavirus: China puts 1.7mn people under lockdown in Anhui province
China placed 1.7 million people under lockdown in central Anhui province, where authorities reported nearly 300 new cases Monday in the latest of a string of outbreaks testing Beijings no-tolerance approach to COVID-19.
Number of pubs in England and Wales falls to record low
Covid-19 and soaring costs result in drop to below 40,000 during first half of this year There are fewer pubs in England and Wales than ever before, according to analysis that sheds light on the ruinous impact of the coronavirus pandemic and soaring business costs. The total number of pubs dropped below 40,000 during the first half of 2022, a fall of more than 7,000 compared with a decade ago. Continue reading...
16,135 New Covid Cases In India, 24 Virus-Related Deaths
India logged 16,135 new coronavirus infections taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases to 4,35,18,564, while the active cases increased to 1,13,864, according to the Union Health Ministry data...
India reports 16,135 new Covid cases, 24 deaths
India logged 16,135 new coronavirus infections taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases to 4,35,18,564, while the active cases increased to 1,13,864, according to the Union health ministry data updated on Monday.
India reports 16,135 new Covid cases and 24 deaths in last 24 hours
With 16,135 new coronavirus infections being reported in a day, India's total tally of Covid-19 cases rose to 4,35,18,564, according to the Union health ministry data updated on Monday. The death toll climbed to 5,25,223 with 24 fresh fatalities in the last 24 hours.
More UK Pubs Call Last Drinks Amid Soaring Costs: Report
The number of pubs in England and Wales has plunged to its lowest ever level, according to an analysis published on Monday which blames the coronavirus pandemic and soaring costs.
India reports 16,135 new Covid cases, active tally at 113,864
New Delhi, July 4: India logged 16,135 new coronavirus infections taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases to 4,35,18,564, while the active cases increased to 1,13,864, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Monday. The death toll climbed to
India reports 16,135 new cases, 24 deaths in last 24 hours
New Delhi, Jul 4: India logged 16,135 new coronavirus infections taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases to 4,35,18,564, while the active cases increased to 1,13,864, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Monday. The death toll climbed to 5,25,223 with 24 new fatalities, the data updated at 8 am stated. The active cases comprise 0.26 per cent of the total infections, while the national COVID-19 recovery rate was recorded at 98.54 per cent, the ministry said. An [] The post India reports 16,135 new cases, 24 deaths in last 24 hours appeared first on Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism | Breaking News J&K .
Thane reports 472 new Covid-19 infections; active case tally at 4,724
As many as 472 new cases of coronavirus have been detected in Maharashtra's Thane district, taking its infection tally to 729,440, a health official said on Monday
Active Covid cases in India rise to 1,13,864
New Delhi: India logged 16,135 new coronavirus infections taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases to 4,35,18,564, while the active cases increased to 1,13,864, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Monday. The death toll climbed to 5,25,223 with 24 new fatalities, the data updated at 8 am stated. The active cases comprise []
Xi Jinping in Covid scare during Hong Kong handover trip
Hong Kong legislator tests positive after meeting Chinese president, and city-wide testing begins in Macau to contain its worst outbreak A Hong Kong legislator who appeared in a group photo with Xi Jinping during his visit to the territory has said he has tested positive for Covid, as Macau kicks off a new round of city-wide coronavirus testing. In his first trip outside mainland China since the pandemic began, the Chinese president stayed for less than 24 hours in Hong Kong and met only people who had undergone quarantine. Continue reading...
Coronavirus Fourth Wave: India Reports 16,103 New Infections, 31 Deaths In 24 Hours
In the past 24 years, India has reported a significant rise in the number of COVID cases with more than 16,000 new infections and 31 deaths.
Active Covid-19 infections in Italy surpass 1 million after surge in cases
The number of active cases of coronavirus surpassed 1 million in Italy on Sunday, the result of a swift increase in cases over the last two weeks
Coronavirus LIVE Updates: 16,103 New Cases, 31 More Deaths In India
India added 16,103 fresh coronavirus cases on Sunday, while 31 new deaths increased the country's virus-relateddeath count to 5,25,199, showed Union Health Ministry data.
Covid positivity rate rises to 15.53pc
The transmission of coronavirus has increased as the positivity rate yesterday increased to 15.53 percent from 13.22 percent.
Bigg Boss 14 fame Nikki Tamboli turns Covid positive, special appeal to people by sharing post
Coronavirus is once again wreaking havoc on the world. Many Bollywood stars are falling prey to this disease. Recently, Bigg Boss Season 14 fame Nikki Tamboli has come under the grip of Corona. The actress herself has told about her being Corona positive by sharing the post. The actress told that- 'She has quarantined herself at home.' Nikki's fans are also upset seeing her post and wish her a speedy recovery. Information was given by post Sharing the post on her Instagram, Nikki wrote that- 'My Covid-19 report has come positive. I have got severe symptoms of covid. I have self-quarantined myself at home after detecting COVID symptoms and I am taking all necessary precautions, I appeal to all those who have come in contact with me in the last few days to get their tests done at the earliest. I request all the people to wear masks and follow all the rules of Corona properly. Fans and friends of Nikki are praying for her recovery This post of Nikki is also becoming quite viral on social media. Her fans and friends are praying for her recovery. Nikki's friends and Bigg Boss season 14 contestants Abhinav Shukla and Vishal Singh are praying for the actress to recover. Abhinav wrote that- 'O ho get well soon Nikki.' At the same time, Vishal Singh wrote that - 'Get well soon Nix' Nikki to be seen in 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa' If reports are to be believed, Nikki is busy with her upcoming projects these days. She is also active in South films and will soon be seen as a contestant in the reality show 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa'. A few days back, the actress was also seen in the music video 'Ek Hasina Ne'.
Bhubaneswar: 170 COVID-19 Ve+ Cases Detected, 76 Recover
Bhubaneswar: As many as 170 COVID-19 positive cases have been detected under the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) area in the last 24 hours. As per BMC, the 170 COVID-19 positive cases are Local Contact Cases. Besides, 76 persons have also recovered from the infection of Novel Coronavirus. So far a total of 1,57,574 COVID-19 positive [] The post Bhubaneswar: 170 COVID-19 Ve+ Cases Detected, 76 Recover appeared first on Pragativadi .
Maharashtra records 2,962 Covid-19 cases, six fatalities
A total of 3,918 patients recovered from the coronavirus infection in the last 24 hours, taking the overall number of recoveries in Maharashtra to 78,14,871.
From one July Fourth to the next, a steep slide for Biden ahead of midterms
Last Fourth of July, President Joe Biden gathered hundreds of people outside the White House for an event that would have been unthinkable for many Americans the previous year. With the coronavirus in retreat, they ate hamburgers and watched fireworks over the National Mall. Although the pandemic wasn't over yet, Biden said, we're closer than ever to declaring our independence from a deadly virus. Across the country, indoor masking requirements were falling as the number of infections and deaths plummeted. Within weeks, even some of the president's allies privately admitted that the speech had been premature. Soon the administration would learn that the delta variant could be transmitted by people who had already been vaccinated. Masks went back on, then came polarising vaccination mandates. The even-more-contagious omicron variant would arrive months later, infecting millions and causing chaos during the holiday season. We were hoping to be free of the virus, and the virus had
Rohit Sharma tests negative for Covid-19, begins training
Rohit tested positive for Coronavirus ahead of the Birmingham Test. India skipper has now tested negative twice and has also started training for the limited-over series.
Bairstow leads England rally against India
Jonny Bairstow was eyeing a third hundred in successive Tests after leading England's fightback against India at Edgbaston on Sunday in fine style. England were 84-5, a huge 332 runs behind India's first innings 416, when play resumed on the third day of the Covid-delayed fifth Test, with Bairstow 12 not out and captain Ben Stokes unbeaten on nought. But by the time rain brought the morning session to a halt 15 minutes ahead of schedule, England were 200-6, in sight of avoiding the follow-on in a match they had to win to end the five-Test series all square at 2-2. Bairstow was 91 not out, his latest display of dynamic run-making following scores of 136 at Trent Bridge and 162 at his Headingley home ground during England's recent 3-0 whitewash of Test world champions New Zealand. England's first series under their new leadership duo of Stokes and red-ball coach Brendon McCullum had several times seen them hit their way out of trouble. But doubts had been expressed over whether batting in 'Bazball' fashion, a reference to former New Zealand captain McCullum's nickname, would work against India's formidable pace attack. The strengths and weaknesses of such an approach were encapsulated in Stokes's exit for 25. Already dropped on 18, when Shardul Thakur floored a routine catch at cover, Stokes was missed again on 25 when India stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah dropped a low chance at mid-off, with Thakur the unlucky bowler on this occasion. But Thakur was not unlucky for long as Stokes, far from retreating into his shell, drove harder and higher next ball only for Bunmrah, diving to his left, to hold a brilliant catch and one far harder than the chance he had missed. England, at 149-6 were still in trouble. That catch continued an excellent all-round match for Bumrah, leading India for the first time after regular captain Rohit Sharma was sidelined by Covid-19. The tailender had smashed Stuart Broad for 29 in an over costing a total of 35 -- the most expensive in Test history -- in a flourish to an India total built on hundreds from Rishabh Pant (146) and Ravindra Jadeja (104). Bumrah, in his more familiar role of new-ball spearhead, then removed all of England's top three in a superb haul of 3-35 in 11 overs. That gave him 21 wickets in the series, the most by an Indian bowler in a series in England. But Bairstow, undisturbed by a verbal altercation with Virat Kohli that prompted the umpires to speak to the former India captain, completed an 81-ball fifty before hammering Mohammed Siraj and Thakur for two resounding sixes. This decider should have been played in Manchester last September only to be postponed just hours before the start at Old Trafford because of coronavirus concerns within the India camp.
India's fuel sales soar in June
India's petrol and diesel sales soared in June on the back of the start of cropping season, summer travels and overall pick up in economic activity, preliminary industry data showed. The start of the cropping season helped diesel demand register a double-digit growth over the pre-pandemic period -- a record in recent years. Diesel, the most-used fuel in the country, saw sales jumping 35.2 per cent year-on-year to 7.38 million tonnes in June. This was 10.5 per cent higher than sales in pre-pandemic June 2019 and 33.3 per cent more than June 2020. It was 11.5 per cent higher than 6.7 million tonnes of consumption during May this year. Industry sources attributed the pick up in diesel demand -- which first rose above pre-pandemic levels in April -- to higher consumption by the agriculture and transport sectors. Petrol sales by state-owned fuel retailers, which control roughly 90 per cent of the market, at 2.8 million tonnes in June were 29 per cent higher than the same period last year when a devastating second COVID-19 wave wreaked havoc on the economy. This consumption was 36.7 per cent higher than the demand in June 2020 and 16.5 per cent more than 2.4 million tonnes of sales in the pre-COVID June 2019. Month-on-month sales were up 3.1 per cent, as per the preliminary data. Sources said consumption in June was helped by the low base effect of last year. Consumption has been on the rise since May when annual summer vacations led to higher travels. April saw consumption drop due to a Rs 10 per litre hike in petrol and diesel prices after an over four-month hiatus. The government had on March 25, 2020 imposed a nationwide lockdown to control the spread of coronavirus. The complete lockdown, which halted mobility and crippled business, was slowly eased after two months. Cooking gas, whose prices were hiked by Rs 103.50 per cylinder since March, saw sales rising by a marginal 0.23 per cent to 2.26 million tonnes in June. This was 9.6 per cent higher than the consumption in June 2020 when the government extended free cooking gas to the poor to help them tide over the hardships of the lockdown. LPG consumption was 27.9 per cent more than June 2019 demand and 6 per cent higher than 1.77 million tonnes of sales in June 2021. Jet fuel (ATF) sales more than doubled to 535,900 tonnes as the aviation sector opened up after two years. ATF consumption was 150.1 per cent more than June 2020 but 12.9 per cent lower than the pre-COVID sales of 615,400 tonnes in June 2019. Month-on-month sales were up 6 per cent.
South Korea's new Covid cases stay over 10,000 amid resurgence woes
South Korea's new coronavirus cases stayed above 10,000 for the second consecutive day on Sunday as the daily cases seemed to be rising again after months of subsiding.
TCS, Infosys, Other IT Companies Continue With Work From Home; Know Their Long-Term Plans
India saw a single-day rise of 16,103 coronavirus cases and 31 fatalities, which has pushed the country's tally of cases to 4,35,02,429 and the death toll to 5,25,199
China reports 75 new coronavirus infections; 61 from Anhui Province
Two new cases of Covid-19 were recently found in Wuhan, where the virus first emerged
High import duties lead to drug shortage in Pakistan amidst possible COVID sixth wave
Pakistan, over the past few weeks, has seen rising coronavirus cases, a grim reminder for the country that its battle with the pandemic is yet far from over.
India logs 16,103 new Covid cases, 31 deaths
New Delhi, July 03:India logged16,103 new coronavirus infections, raising the tally to 4,35,02,429, while the active cases have increased to 1,11,711, the Union Health Ministry said on Sunday. The death toll has climbed to 5,25,199 with 31 new fatalities,
COVID-19 India News Updates : India recorded 16,103 new cases of the novel coronavirus, along with 31 deaths due to the infection in the past 24 hours. According to the data shared by the Union Health Ministry on Sunday (July 3), the country saw a total of 13,929 discharges in the last 24 hours, taking the total recovery rate at around 98.54 per cent and total recoveries data reached to 4,28,65,519.
Coronavirus LIVE Updates: 17,092 New Cases, 29 More Deaths In India
India reported 17,092 fresh coronavirus cases on Saturday, while 29 more related deaths increased the country's death count to 5,25,168, said the Union health ministry.
COVID-19 update: Maharashtra reports 2,971 cases, five deaths
Maharashtra on Saturday recorded 2,971 new coronavirus cases and five pandemic-related deaths, the state health department said. State capital Mumbai reported 811 new cases and two fatalities.
3 MLAs of AP get infected with Coronavirus
Alla Ramakrishna Reddy, Mekatothi Sucharita and Vallabhaneni Vamsi got infected from Covid-19
Six people died of coronavirus in the last 24 hours till 8:00am yesterday, reported the Directorate General of Health Services.
Actor Kishore Das Dies of Cancer Complications After Testing Positive for COVID-19
According to the reports, Kishore Das' health worsened after he tested positive for the deadly coronavirus infection.
Covid-19: JK Reports 74 Fresh Cases, No Death
SRINAGAR: The Government on Saturday informed that 74 fresh positive cases of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)have been reported today; 50 from the Jammu division and 24 from Kashmir division, thus taking the total number of positive cases to 455257. Moreover, 58 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and been discharged from various hospitals including 40 from Jammu []
International Travel Tips:-These 2 countries joined the high covid risk, plan to travel carefully
There was a time when due to the Coronavirus, no person could even think of going abroad or travelling abroad. Meanwhile, there were some countries which had refused at all for any foreign tourist to come here. After a long time, the atmosphere got better and people started travelling from country to abroad. But, it is being said that the case of the corona is gradually increasing again and many countries have banned the arrival of tourists. In this article, we are going to tell you about those 2 countries which have recently completely banned the arrival of foreign tourists. In such a situation, if you are also planning to visit these countries, then definitely read this article. Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Indians present in the Caribbean countries of America continent go to visit in large numbers. This is a country which is surrounded by sea on three sides, due to which it is even more famous among tourists. In such a situation, if you are planning to visit here, then let us tell you that this country has been declared as a covid-3 stage under the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention. That is, the regret of Corona is increasing very fast here and in the last few days, a lot of booms have also been seen. Kuwait Kuwait is a country where millions of Indian people live and every month about thousands of people go to visit. But in view of the increasing case of the corona over the last few days, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has included this country in the covid-3 stage. In such a situation, going to roam here is not less than any danger. If you are going to Kuwait after gathering complete information, plan to visit. Avoid going to these countries too The Dominican Republic and Kuwait are not the only countries where you are supposed to visit, but the covid-3 stage also includes some countries where visiting can be fraught with dangers. These include many countries like France, Germany, Greece, Spain, Italy, Turkey etc. According to a report, if a tourist comes to visit these countries, then he will have to show proof that the corona has been taken from him. Image Credit(@sutterstocks) Disclaimer Your skin and body are different just like you. We endeavour to bring you accurate, safe and expertly verified information through our articles and social media handles but still consult your doctor before trying any home remedy, hack or fitness tip.
Sravani Hospitals, Madhapur, launched its website and honoured 53 doctors on National Doctors' Day
Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], July 2 (ANI/PNN): For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic, Sravani Hospitals Madhapur celebrated National Doctors' Day by honoring over 53 prominent doctors from the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad in the Telangana State on July 1, 2022. Emotions were running high when the audience gave a big round of applause to frontline warriors who fought with grit and valor to save the lives of their patients.
Ryanair boss says travellers face years of flight chaos
Michael OLeary warned airfares would rise for the next five years because flying has become too cheap Michael OLeary, the Ryanair boss and pioneer of low-cost travel in Europe, has warned airfares would rise for the next five years because flying has become too cheap to make profits as industry costs spiral. His warning came as ticket prices rose across Europe and the US as passengers returned after coronavirus lockdowns and some airlines cut capacity because of staff shortages. Continue reading...
Worried about holiday travel chaos? Make sure you have the right insurance
From illness to flight cancellations and lost luggage, check that your policy fits your needs After being grounded by the coronavirus pandemic, many UK families are looking forward to going abroad this summer but the recent scenes of travel chaos at airports means buying travel insurance should be top of your to-do list. The likelihood of widespread cancellations and delays means it has never been more important to ensure that you have adequate travel insurance from the moment you book your holiday, says Rory Boland, the travel editor of the consumer group Which?. Continue reading...
Japans Secret to Taming the Coronavirus: Peer Pressure
The country has never mandated masks or vaccinations, but its evaded the worst of Covid, thanks to a fear of public shaming and the self restraint police.
Leh Schools To Go On Summer Vacation From July 4 Due To Spike In Covid Cases
Leh, July 2: The Ladakh administration on Friday ordered a 15-day summer vacation in all government and private educational institutes in Leh district in the wake of a sudden spike in COVID-19 cases in the Union territory. Sixty-six coronavirus cases have been reported in Ladakh during the last six days period. In the wake of the recent spike in the Covid cases, especially among children, it will appropriate to pre-pone the summer vacations in all government and private schools in [] The post Leh Schools To Go On Summer Vacation From July 4 Due To Spike In Covid Cases appeared first on Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism | Breaking News J&K .
New York city ends its coronavirus alert system as cases hit high levels
The official bulletin says that at present, India has 1,09,568 active coronavirus cases
India reports 17,092 new Covid cases, 29 deaths in last 24 hours
India registered 17,092 new coronavirus infections in the last 24 hours, taking the total tally of Covid-19 infections from the beginning of the pandemic to 4,34,86,326.
COVID-19 India News Updates : India recorded 17,092 new cases of the novel coronavirus, along with 29 deaths due to the infection in the past 24 hours. According to the data shared by the Union Health Ministry on Saturday (July 2), the country saw a total of 14,684 discharges in the last 24 hours, taking the total recovery rate at around 98.54 per cent and total recoveries data reached to 4,28,51,590.
Thane reports 546 new Covid-19 infections, active case tally at 5,110
Thane district in Maharashtra has reported 546 new coronavirus positive cases, taking its infection tally to 728,511, a health official said on Saturday
Covid on a rise! Odisha reports 231 new Coronavirus cases
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Coronavirus India Live Updates: India records 17,070 new cases, slightly lower than yesterday
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Bangladesh Parliament Passes Tk 6.78 Trillion Budget For FY23
With a global economic crisis wrought by a mix of the coronavirus pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war in the backdrop rocking the economy, parliament has passed the Tk 6.78 trillion spending plan with the aim of bringing Bangladesh back on the path to development. The MPs passed the budget for 2022-23 fiscal year in voice vote in a session chaired by Speaker Shirin Shamin Chaudhury on Thursday, the last day of the outgoing financial year. They discussed the budget throughout the session after Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal proposed the layout on Jun 9. The budget session was longer this time after it was shortened in the last two years due to the pandemic crisis. Last year, Kamal grappled with the task of striking a balance between protecting public health and livelihoods amid a raging pandemic. This time he faces the challenges of keeping prices of daily necessities down amid volatility on the international market as people suffer heavily from skyrocketing living costs. During the discussions, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina advised citizens to focus on saving instead of spending on luxurious products and wasting Bangladeshs resources with the global economy facing a crisis amid the Russia-Ukraine war after the coronavirus [] The post Bangladesh Parliament Passes Tk 6.78 Trillion Budget For FY23 appeared first on Energy Bangla .
Gujarat registers 547 new coronavirus cases, zero death; active tally at 3,042 - ThePrint
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JK Reports 83 Fresh Covid-19 Cases, No Death
SRINAGAR: The Government on Thursday informed that 83fresh positive cases of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) have been reported today; 59 from Jammu division and 24 from Kashmir division, thus taking the total number of positive cases to 455089. Moreover, 37 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and been discharged from various hospitals including 22 from Jammu division []
Covid-19: JK Reports 73 New Cases, No Death
SRINAGAR: The Government on Wednesday informed that 73 fresh positive cases of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) have been reported today; 52 from Jammu division and 21 from Kashmir division, thus taking the total number of positive cases to 454933. Moreover, 31 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and been discharged from various hospitals including 21 from Jammu []
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On Tuesday, Delhi had recorded 874 fresh COVID-19 cases and four fatalities due to the infection, while the positivity rate was at 5.18 per cent.
Delhi govt to extend free ration scheme till September 30: Kejriwal
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Free ration scheme till Sept 30: Delhi CM
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Karnataka issues fresh COVID-19 guidelines as cases rise
Coronavirus Karnataka Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar urged citizens to adhere to the guidelines and get their booster doses. TNM Staff Image for representation: PTI The Karnataka government has issued a fresh set of guidelines as COVID-19 cases increase in the state. As per the new guidelines, issued for apartments, offices and educational institutions, the importance of mask usage and maintaining physical distancing was reiterated. The guidelines state that in apartment complexes, three to five COVID-19 cases will be considered small clusters, while more than five cases will be considered as a large cluster. If over 15 cases are reported, it will be considered an outbreak. All those who are symptomatic have been asked to take a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) and isolate themselves if they test positive. Additional samples for RT-PCR shall be taken from those who test RAT positive, for genomic sequencing, it added. Large scale/mass testing of asymptomatics is not recommended except if he/she is a primary contact. Strict enforcement of COVID appropriate behaviour like compulsory face masking in common areas should be ensured, the guidelines stated. The guidelines added that all common areas like club house, swimming pool, association office etc. shall remain closed until the recovery of the last case of COVID-19 in the apartment complex, and that the premises must be sanitised afterwards. However, there is no need to seal down floors or blocks during this period, the government said. The guidelines also stated that anyone with COVID-19 symptoms should not attend office, college etc and isolate themselves and get tested. After cluster/outbreak, the related office area/class room from where the positive cases were reported shall be sanitised using 1% sodium hypochlorite solution. However, there is no need to close down the offices and colleges/educational institutions, it added. For school students up to Class 12, the guidelines stated that, There shall be strict compliance to COVID appropriate behaviour like compulsory face masking, physical distancing, provision for hand sanitiser, screening at the entrance for fever using thermal scanner. In the wake of an increase in COVID-19 cases from June 10, updated guidelines have been formulated to contain the spread of infection. I urge all citizens to adhere to the guidelines to defeat the pandemic. Get your booster doses and follow appropriate COVID behaviour, Karnataka Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar tweeted. Find all the guidelines below. In the wake of increase in Covid-19 cases from June 10, updated guidelines have been formulated to contain the spread of infection. I urge all citizens to adhere to the guidelines to defeat the pandemic. Get your booster doses and follow appropriate COVID behaviour.#COVID19 pic.twitter.com/xKZgoxGnTb Dr Sudhakar K (@mla_sudhakar) June 28, 2022 Read: Karnataka may reinforce fine for mask rule violations as COVID-19 cases rise
Coronavirus India Live: India reports 14,506 new Covid-19 cases, 30 deaths; active cases at 99,602
169 more test positive, 171 defeat Covid virus in Lko
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JK Reports 68 Fresh Covid-19 Cases, No Death
SRINAGAR: The Government on Tuesday informed that 68 fresh positive cases of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) have been reported today; 53 from Jammu division and 15 from Kashmir division, thus taking the total number of positive cases to 454933. Moreover, 22 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and been discharged from various hospitals including 08 from Jammu []
Kerala reinforces mask mandate as COVID-19 cases rise
Coronavirus A June 22 order circulated to district police chiefs has referred to an earlier government directive making it compulsory to wear masks in public places, gatherings, workplaces etc. PTI Image for Representation The Kerala police has ordered all its district police chiefs to ensure implementation of a state government direction to make wearing of masks mandatory in public and workplaces, gatherings and also while using transportation. The move comes in the wake of rising number of COVID-19 cases in the state. In an order dated June 22, circulated to all district police chiefs for urgent implementation and remarks, the police department has referred to an April 27 directive of the state Disaster Management Authority making it compulsory to wear masks in public places, gatherings, workplaces and during transport which is still in force. The April 27 order also states that violation of the direction would be punishable under provisions of the Disaster Management Act. The police department order comes in the wake of a gradual increase in the daily COVID-19 infection numbers and active cases in the state. In the last week, the state reported close to and more than 3,000 cases daily and on Monday, June 27, it had recorded 2,993 fresh infections, according to data on the Government of Kerala dashboard. Till June 27, the active cases in the state were recorded at 27,218 and the test positivity rate (TPR) on Monday was found to be 18.33%, the data indicated. The TPR average for the last seven days was 17.52%, according to the data. It was in the month of April that the state lifted all state-imposed containment measures after the caseload dropped. A Government Order (GO) dated April 7 issued by Chief Secretary Dr VP Joy had said that the decision was taken after reviewing the current scenario of COVID-19 spread and existing orders for restrictions under Disaster Management Act, 2005 in the state. However, use of face masks and hand hygiene are still in force as per directions issued by the Union government.
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Tamil Nadu makes masks mandatory amid rising COVID-19 cases
Coronavirus Tamil Nadu's daily coronavirus cases rose sharply as 1,472 infections were logged on Sunday, June 26, of which Chennai accounted for more than 600. PTI Image for Representation/PTI The Tamil Nadu government has made masks mandatory in the state yet again with the number of COVID-19 cases on the rise. According to a press release from the department of health and family welfare, action will be taken against those not wearing masks and not following all COVID-19 precautionary measures. Tamil Nadu's daily coronavirus cases rose sharply as 1,472 infections were logged on Sunday, June 26, pushing the caseload to 34.68 lakh. The total toll remained unchanged at 38,026 with no fresh fatalities recorded in the latest 24-hour period, a medical bulletin said. As many as 691 people have recuperated from the virus in this time period, aggregating to 34.22 lakh recoveries leaving 7,458 active cases. Chennai accounted for the majority of new cases at 624, followed by Chengalpet with 241 and Coimbatore with 104, while the remaining cases were scattered in 33 districts of the total 38. The Tamil Nadu government said the fresh cases were rising in many parts of the state as people were showing laxity in adhering to COVID-19 protocols. The government in a statement said it would be collecting fines under the Tamil Nadu Public Health Act 1939, from those who do not follow COVID-19 rules in public places. The number of COVID-19 cases have been increasing continuously owing to the lack of public wearing masks. However, by maintaining physical distance, wearing masks properly covering the mouth and nose, and other precautionary measures, the number of cases can be brought under control, the statement read. The state capital leads among districts with 3,395 active infections and an overall tally of 7.58 lakh coronavirus cases. A total of 25,821 samples were tested in the latest 24-hour period, pushing the cumulative number of tests so far to 6.70 crore.
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India records 17,073 new Covid cases, 21 deaths; daily positivity rate 5.62 per cent
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540 fresh Covid cases in Hry, 185 in Pb & Himachal
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JK Reports 56 Fresh Covid-19 Cases, One Death
SRINAGAR: The Government on Sunday informed that 56fresh positive cases of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)have been reported today; 43 from Jammu division and 13 from Kashmir division, thus taking the total number of positive cases to 454798. Also, 01 COVID death has been reported from Jammu division Moreover, 28more COVID-19 patients have recovered and been discharged []
Maharashtra: Thane Records 978 New Covid-19 Cases; Active Tally At 5,634
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COVID-19 surge in TN: Active cases cross 6000 as state reports 1382 new infections
Coronavirus Chennai reported 607 new cases, taking its tally of active infections to 3,080. PTI Image for Representation/PTI New coronavirus infections continued to increase in Tamil Nadu as 1,382 people tested positive in the latest 24-hour period, pushing the statewide tally to 34.66 lakh, the health department said on Saturday, June 25. The death toll remained unchanged at 38,026 as there were no fresh fatalities, according to a medical bulletin. As many as 617 people have recuperated from the virus in the latest period, aggregating to 34.22 lakh, leaving 6,677 active cases. Chennai and Chengalpet accounted for the majority of cases at 607 and 240, respectively, while the remaining cases were spread in 33 of the 38 districts. The state capital leads among districts with 3,080 active infections and 7.57 lakh overall coronavirus cases. A total of 24,981 samples were tested in the latest 24-hour period, pushing the cumulative number of tests conducted so far to 6.70 crore, the health bulletin said. Earlier in the day, Tamil Nadu Minister for Health and Family Welfare, Ma Subramanian, said the BA.4 and BA.5 sub variants of Omicron have the ability to spread faster and it was important to exercise caution, in view of the spike in COVID-19 cases in the state. The Minister, after visiting patients, who are under home isolation in Navalur, Hiranandani apartments in Chengalpet district stressed the need to wear a face mask in public and adhere to COVID-19 protocols.People who are yet to receive the first vaccination dose and those eligible to receive the second jab should visit the primary health care centres, district hospitals to receive the shots since vaccination is our only weapon, he told reporters. He advised patients under home quarantine against venturing out until they test negative for the virus.And those workers who are involved in day to day affairs at residential gated communities should undergo RT-PCR tests, Subramanian said after visiting the families. He further said the health department would hold mass vaccination exercise on July 10 and appealed to the public to receive jabs without any 'hesitancy'. This virus, after affecting an individual, spreads to other family members and then neighbours. Therefore it is requested that those individuals should come forward and take the vaccination shots, he said.
Chhattisgarh health minister infected with Covid-19 for third time
Chhattisgarh Health Minister TS Singh Deo on Saturday informed he has tested positive for COVID-19. This is the third time the minister, who returned from Delhi on Friday night, has contracted the infection. After returning from Delhi, I got my COVID-19 test done here in which I tested positive for the coronavirus. Right now I am fine and as per suggestions of doctors, I am complying with the home isolation protocols, Singh Deo tweeted. Earlier, Singh Deo had tested positive in January this year and March last year. As on Friday, Chhattisgarh has a COVID-19 caseload of 11,53,552, including 14,036 deaths, while the active tally is 643.
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Thane records 978 new coronavirus cases; active tally stands at 5,634
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Lucknow sees 160 new Covid cases in last 24 hours
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COVID-19: Surge In Daily Cases; JK Reports 54 Fresh Infections
SRINAGAR: The Government on Friday informed that 54 fresh positive as novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have been reported today; 35 from Jammu division and 19 from the Kashmir division, thus taking the total number of positive cases to 454677. Moreover, 24 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and been discharged from various hospitals including 18 from Jammu []
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Covid-19: JK Reports 38 Fresh Cases, No Death
SRINAGAR: The Government on Thursday informed that 38 fresh positive cases of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)have been reported today; 25 from the Jammu division and 13 from the Kashmir division, thus taking the total number of positive cases to 454623. Moreover, 27 more COVID-19 patients have recovered and been discharged from various hospitals including 15 from []
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Apple workers vote for tech giant's first unionised store in the US
The employees passed the measure 65-33, with about a dozen abstentions Apple Store employees in Maryland in the US have voted to join a union, marking a landmark victory for organised labour. Sixty-five of the 110 workers at the store in Towson, Maryland, voted in favour of the proposal, while 33 voted against it. Approximately a dozen of the workers abstained from voting. Voting began on Wednesday and continued through Saturday evening. The ballot was held following a group of workers campaigned for unionisation under the name AppleCORE (Apple Coalition of Organised Retail Employees). Following the announcement of the result, the group tweeted: We did it Towson! We won our union vote! Thanks to all who worked so hard and all who supported! Now we celebrate Tomorrow we keep organising. We did it Towson! We won our union vote! Thanks to all who worked so hard and all who supported! Now we celebrate with @machinistsunion . Tomorrow we keep organizing. #unionizeapple #1u acoreunion (@acoreunion) June 19, 2022 Robert Martinez, the president of International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) said: I applaud the courage displayed by Core members at the Apple store in Towson for achieving this historic victory. The votes must still be certified by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), which might take about a week or more. The NLRB has said that once the results of the poll are officially confirmed, Apple will be compelled to negotiate with the union over the working conditions. AppleCORE is going to become a member of the IAM, which is an industrial trade union representing over 300,000 workers. It wasn't the first time that workers at an Apple store attempted to form a union, but it was the first time that their efforts culminated in a vote being held. Apple stores in Atlanta and New York have also initiated the unionisation process for their employees. Last month, the IAM and Apple workers informed Apple CEO Tim Cook of their intention to form a union in a letter, listing access to rights we do not currently have and demanding that the company pledge not to use your resources to engage in an anti-union campaign. AppleCORE stated it did not want to go against or cause confrontation with the company ' s management. Apple workers participating in the Towson Mall union drive have said that they want a greater say over matters such as coronavirus safety, working hours and pay, work-life balance, and benefits that are consistent with tenure. Unions are legally protected in the US, despite the fact that their prevalence is lower than in many European nations. According to reports, Apple engaged a legal firm that specialises in labour law and prepared a list of alking points for its management teams to discourage workers from joining a union. Deirdre O'Brien, Apple's head of retail and HR, paid a visit to the facility in May to address staff. After unionisation campaigns became public, a recorded message from O'Brien was issued to employees, discouraging retail workers from joining unions, claiming that doing so would make it more difficult for Apple to respond to employee complaints. I want to start out by saying it ' s your right to join a union, but it ' s equally your right not to join a union, O ' Brien said, according to audio published by Vice . The union drive at the Towson store is the most recent in a series of high-profile unionisation initiatives taking place in the country. Following the establishment of a union in December at two Starbucks coffee shops in the city of Buffalo, New York, workers at more than 160 of the chain's locations have filed for similar ballots in an effort to join the union. In April, the Amazon Labor Union (ALU) was declared the winner of a NLRB election conducted in Staten Island, New York, in one of the most significant worker victories in modern US labour history. The election results marked the first time that a majority of employees at an Amazon facility voted to join a union.
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'Monkeypox spreading from the air', expert gives this special advice
New Delhi: With the rising cases of coronavirus, monkeypox virus infection has put the whole world in new trouble. In fact, cases of monkeypox have been reported in about 29 countries of the world. The World Health Organization says that more than 1000 cases of monkeypox have been confirmed so far and in the meantime, experts made a shocking revelation about the monkeypox virus. Experts from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said, The Monkeypox virus also spreads from the air.'' According to experts, if someone is in constant face-to-face contact with an infected person, then this virus can spread from the air. Experts believe that the monkeypox virus cannot travel much distance in the air. Along with this, the expert has advised people to wear masks. According to a report that emerged, during a briefing last Friday, CDC chief Rochelle Walensky said, In many places, physical contact with symptomatic patients and touching their clothes and beds was causing monkeypox. The CDC has advised travellers and people to wear masks to avoid monkeypox and at the same time avoid going to a person infected with monkeypox.'' In fact, the CDC also clarified in its briefing that, The monkeypox virus that causes rashes in the body cannot survive long in the air like the COVID19 virus. In fact, the expert also said that this virus does not spread by touching someone else's luggage or touching the door or latch as we had seen earlier during the coronavirus.'' In fact, experts say that all the cases of monkeypox that have been reported so far have been found in direct contact with the infected person. The CDC has advised people to wear masks to avoid the monkeypox virus. Justin Bieber is battling this serious disease, know its symptoms Here you get jailed for sleeping on the bed without taking a bath 'Know BJP': Nadda to interact with 13 foreign envoys today
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These 3 changes visible in new patients of Corona, completely different from before
The country is once again witnessing a surge in corona patients. In the last 24 hours, 5223 new infections of corona have been reported in the country. According to experts, the speed of corona can increase once again. However, the most special thing this time is that the new patients of corona are seeing some new symptoms compared to the previous one. Not only this but a change is also being seen in the recovery from Corona. In fact, health experts say that the coronavirus is not taking the name of ending and there is a possibility that it will also end, while it is changing its symptoms, appearance and methods over time. Coronavirus has been such a disease that has affected almost all the organs of the body after being infected. In the post-COVID effect, it has been seen that corona has also damaged the bones. Doctors say that corona patients are still coming forward but some symptoms have been seen in them. After closely monitoring the new patients of Corona, 3 major changes are being seen and the first change in these is related to the incubation period of corona i.e. the period of its infection. The second change is about the complete recovery of the patient who has been infected with the coronavirus and the third change which is being seen in some patients, not all, is the pain in the throat and the pain of this pain is the body. In patients with asymptomatic symptoms, since there are no symptoms, then any kind of change is less visible or not visible at all. Doctors say that the first change in new patients is being seen in terms of its incubation period. The incubation period i.e. how many days after corona infection or exposure to the virus is the other person getting infected with it. Earlier, it was seen that if a person has come in contact with the virus, then he used to show the symptoms of corona within 5-7 days, but now its duration has increased a bit and now after 8-10 days of coming in contact, the corona is being confirmed in new people. During the previous coronavirus, the patient used to recover in 14 days and many times in serious patients, this period was also 14-21 days. However, now that the corona infection is quite light or asymptomatic, weakness or pain etc. are being seen in the patients for about 1 month. Therefore, it is estimated that after being infected with Corona, the patients are getting into less trouble, but symptoms like fatigue, and pain are going on for about a month. Along with this, complaints of throat pain are also being received in new patients of Corona. Lupin gets USFDA green signal to market generic drug New Omicron subvariants scale up in the United States Good News! Cancer in patients was cured by this medicine, this team did wonders.
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Beware gay and bisexual men! can be the victim Monkeypox
The wave of coronavirus in the world has now started to slow down and due to this, a little relief is being felt. However, in the meantime, Monkey Pox has raised concerns. In fact, 6 patients of this infectious disease have also been found in the US. In fact, the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention says that six more people are being monitored. All of them are suspected to have contracted monkeypox infection. On the other hand, according to the report of the American channel CNN, these people had travelled on a flight with a man suffering from monkeypox and earlier this month they had travelled from Nigeria to Britain. At that time, the infected person was sitting next to them. This disease is rare to be found in humans, although in the past few years, cases have been found in many countries. In fact, the first case in the US this year was found in a Massachusetts man who returned from a trip to Canada. It is being said that this virus usually makes young men victims. It is mostly found in rats and monkeys. Some experts believe that it is through them that this disease has been transferred to humans. So far, apart from the US, two cases of this virus have also been found in Canada. 17 suspects are being investigated. There is also talk of finding a case of monkeypox in Australia. It is being said that the 40-year-old man has been examined at present and the report of the test is awaited. All those found infected with this are young men. The UK's public health body said that the virus does not spread easily among people, but the recent cases were found in gay, bisexual and MSM communities. We are advising these groups to be vigilant. Contact the sexual health service if there are any unusual rashes or wounds on any part of their body, especially in their genitals.'' Assam floods: Rahul Gandhi appeals to Cong workers to extend help to those affected Video: White student strangled Indian student, school took a shameful decision There are surprising benefits of jumping rope for just 1 minute
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Relief amid rising corona! Very few critically ill variants in the country
The havoc of coronavirus has started once again in India, but under the information received, very few variants of it have been found. However, none of them has shown cases of increased transmission, serious illness or hospitalization. This information has been given in the report of the Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genomics Consortium (INSACOG). In fact, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the recombinant is prepared by a combination of the genetic material of two different variants of the virus. According to the report that emerged, A study of genome sequencing has shown that very few recombinant variants have been found in India. So far, no one has seen an increase in transmission or serious illness or hospitalization. Even if it is this new wave of Corona, it is not as devastating as it was seen in April last year. INSACOG says that the work of monitoring the mutation of the virus in 52 laboratories is going on. Apart from this, the researchers also reported that the suspected variants of the recombinants are being closely monitored.'' Any kind of alert regarding public health is being monitored. This report has been uploaded by INSACOG after almost three months. Yes, and it has been prepared after studying 240,570 samples till April 8. At the same time, 118,569 variants of concern or interest; 44,100 of the omicron variants; Delta's 43,925; Alpha's 4266; 5,607 variants of B.1.617.1 and 20,448 variants of the AY series have been analysed. DC vs KKR: Sunil Narine creates history DC vs KKR: Kuldeep Yadav had taken 4 wickets for Kolkata in 3 overs Mechanic repairing AC on 6th floor, suddenly slipped
Covishield recipients who are covid naive at higher risk
The havoc of coronavirus has not yet subsided and its omicron variant still remains a threat to the whole world. However, in the meantime, scientists have also expressed concern about the ability of the Covishield vaccine against the BA.1 variant of Omicron. According to a report that has surfaced, in people who have received both doses of Covishield and have never succumbed to the infection before, their neutralizing power against the omicron BA.1 variant has been seen to be very low. Yes, and such people were seen to be at greater risk than those who had recovered from the infection and had taken both doses of Covisheild. The study conducted by the ICMR-National Institute of Virology (ICMR-NIV) points to the need to take a booster dose as soon as possible. In fact, for this research, serum samples of 24 corona infected persons were collected 180 days after the second dose of Covisheild. At the same time, samples of 17 people who had not got corona and had taken both doses of Covisheild. Yes and even after taking both doses of Covisheild in these people, omicron infection was found. In fact, the researchers found that all the samples neutralized the B.1, Beta and Delta variants more effectively than the omicrons. However, the average of antibodies against the omicron in serum samples was found to be the lowest at 0.11. In other cases, the average was 11.28 and 26.25. At the same time, according to a scientist, the omicron with the highest mutation is more adept at escaping from immunity than delta or other variants in vaccinated people. Yes, and earlier, the National Institute of Virology had said about the omicron variant after a study that the antibody level of the double dose of the Covid vaccine starts decreasing after six months. Everyone for this study, people were divided into three groups. The first group included 18 people from Uttar Pradesh who had taken the first dose of Covisheild and the second dose of Covacin. In the second and third groups, there were 40 people who had taken both doses of Either Covisheild or Covacin. The result of this was that the second dose of Covacin after Covisheild gave a good response against Delta or another 'variant of concern'. However, a decrease in neutralizing antibody levels was observed in all groups against the omicron variant of the corona. Cut long nails today or else there will be such serious diseases that no medicine will work College students being enticed by missionaries comply with Christianity for good marks Karnataka: Congress focuses on reuniting leaders who have defected to other parties v
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New variant XE of corona knocked, know how much more dangerous than omicron
Even though the cases of corona infection have started to decrease now, but still in many countries, the cases of coronavirus are increasing rapidly these days. Yes, and in China, due to this, a lockdown has been imposed in many cities. Amidst all this, now a new variant of coronavirus XE has been knocked. Yes, and who has said that this new variant is 10% more infectious than omicron. A recent study by the British Health Security Agency of the UK has shown that there are currently 3 hybrid COVID variants in operation. And it has Delta and BA. Two different variants born from a combination of 1 are XD and XF, while the third is XE. According to the report that emerged, the XE variant ba two sub-lenses of the old omicron. 1 and BA. There is a recombinant strain of 2. However, the WHO in its recent report has said that unless significant changes are noticed in the transmission and disease behaviour of the XE variant, it will be linked to the omicron variant itself. Let everyone know who says ba. The 2 sub-variants have now become the biggest concern for the world, with the number of sequenced cases accounting for about 86 percent. The XE strain was first detected in the UK on January 19 and since then more than 600 XE cases have been confirmed. Suzanne Hopkins, an expert at Britain's health security agency, says there is not enough evidence to draw conclusions about the infectivity, and severity of the new variant XE. It is also not known whether the vaccine will work on this or not. Apart from this, experts have also said that recombinant variants can also be as dangerous as earlier variants, and they contain spikes and structural proteins from the same virus (such as XE or XF). Yes, and of these, XD seems to be the most worrying variant and patients infected with this variant have been found in Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark. Western media carry propaganda against India small issues: VP Naidu India comes forward to help starving Sri Lanka, now sends 4000 tonnes of rice after $1 billion Neighbouring Muslims thrashed 'Shakeel' for putting BJP flag at home
The fourth wave of corona poses a threat to the teeth, do not ignore these 6 symptoms
Since the third wave of COVID-19, it seemed as if the epidemic was over now. However, once again the coronavirus is slowly spreading its foot. Let me tell you all that the cases in the countries of Europe and Asia continue to increase. On the other hand, scientists have expressed the fear that the fourth wave of Corona in other big countries may also knock soon and for this, the sub-variants of Omicron ba. 2 (Omicron BA. 2) It is responsible. You all must be aware that coronavirus is mainly a respiratory disease that damages the lungs. Yes and it has a high fever, cough, and sore throat, however, now this virus is wreaking havoc in other parts of the body. In fact, health experts believe that COVID-19 is also damaging the teeth and gums, the symptoms of which have started to appear, it is being called 'COVID Teeth'. Let us all know that it is very important for you to understand these symptoms before the fourth wave of Corona. Recent research has found that there is a deep connection between the symptoms of coronavirus and dental health. At the same time, scientists believe that COVID-19 can affect the health of the teeth. 75% of the patients suffering from corona have seen tooth problems. Let us tell you all that in a report of 54 studies on the symptoms of coronavirus, it has been seen that the top 12 symptoms of this serious disease did not have signs associated with the mouth. Fever on this list (81. 2 percent), cough (58. 5%), and fatigue (38. 5%) were the most common symptoms. A warning sign of corona associated with teeth- 1.Pain in the gums 2.Pain in the jaw or tooth 3.Blood clotting in the gums 4.Fever 5.Cough 6.Fatigue The pain in the teeth or gums can bother anyone, and this completely affects the routine. However, in such a situation, it is important to treat it in time. Let us tell you that it is more effective to take 400 mg of ibuprofen instead of acetaminophen to reduce the pain, but you should not take any medicine without the advice of a doctor. WHO warns about Covid-19, explains how the pandemic could spread this year Covid Updates: India reports 1,225 new cases, active caseload at 14,307 All restrictions related to corona epidemic will end today, orders of the central government issued
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School automation is a new normal: Techniques & solutions schools are opting
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