Dr Shweta Sharma talks about paranoia, anxiety and depression triggered by uncertainty over coronavirus pandemic. She also lists ways to deal with…
Read Article →Major General S B Asthana (Retd) analysis the strategic situation in the Indo-Pacific region as the coronavirus fear grips the world.
Major General (Dr) S B Asthana, SM, VSM, Ph.D. (Veteran)
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'Coronavirus', which literally translates into 'the virus with a halo' has alarmed the whole world after China quarantined the epicentre of the outbreak, Wuhan shutting down essential services in the city.
With the number of cases rising daily, the virus threatens millions of people, especially in developing regions. Several countries have cancelled or suspended flights to China as the country grapples with the deadly virus.
The study estimated that by January 31, more than 90 per cent of Beijing's population would have had Covid.
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The World Health Organisation defines PCC as the persistence or development of symptoms three months after a Sars-CoV-2 infection, with signs lasting at least two months and not explained by any…
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The report mentioned that 116,000 more people died in the 80+ age group alone, than would have been usual, while the figure in the 60 to 79 age group was 51,000
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A few days back, the WHO had urged China to share more information on the pandemic and said it will continue to work with the government providing technical advice and support, and engaging in…
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Amid slowing growth, Hong Kong authorities said they will next remove the mask mandate in place to control the spread of COVID-19.
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With the end of China's zero-Covid policy in December, the nation's coronavirus numbers have seen a rapid rise. Another thing that has taken a jump is the citizen's discontentment with what the…
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The “Spring Festival online improvement” programme, which will continue for a month, will target accounts which are considered spreading “rumours” about Covid and the experiences of the patient by…
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On Saturday, an official from China's National Health Commission said that 59,938 patients died due to Covid between December 8, 2022, and January 12 this year, the first major toll released after…
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China's National Health Commission said that around 60,000 Covid-related deaths have been recorded after the strict zero-Covid policy of the government was scrapped suddenly, leading to surge in…
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Why are the Chinese rushing to Hong Kong, Macau, and even Thailand to purchase the really potent mRNA vaccines? WION explains.
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China Covid crisis: Beijing stopped publishing data related to Covid infections and related deaths since abandoning the 'zero-Covid policy' last month.
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The mask mandate (in long-distance trains and buses) in Germany, which had been imposed since the early days of the virus outbreak, was set to expire on April 7 but is now ending sooner.
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State council pandemic prevention team’s member Prof Guo Jianwen appealed to people not to go home to visit elderly relatives if the virus has not infected them yet. “You have all kinds of ways to…
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WHO emergencies director Michael Ryan blamed the parameter being used by China to define a COVID death for the lack of data. He also said that there is a "need for doctors in the public health…
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Pharmaceutical firms in China are confident of meeting the surge in the demand for Covid-related medicines amid the worsening pandemic situation.
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The thousands of army personnel who lost their jobs due to the mandate can also apply to have the characterisations of their discharge amended. However, the memo makes no mention of reinstatement…
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A social media post alleged that Covid vaccines were linked to the sudden deaths of doctors in Canada. The post was re-shared tens of thousands of times. Here's all you need to know about…
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Jiao Yahui, an official from China's National Health Commission (NHC), said the demand for emergency and critical care in China's large cities had likely peaked, but the Lunar New Year travel…
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The restrictions have been put in place with an aim of preventing spread of highly transmittable strains of Covid.
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There were 387 flyers on the flight from Singapore and Toronto. However, no one was subjected to COVID-19 tests or the earlier mandatory five-day quarantine after arrival.
Read Article →The two-year-long investigation into the outbreak that killed 1.1 million Americans by the Republican-led House Select Subcommittee on the Pandemic concluded on Monday (Dec 2). It backs the theory…
Read Article →On Tuesday, during an appearance at the Economic Club of Chicago, the interviewer asked Trump about his rumoured friendship with Putin, but the ex-president refused to comment and said, "No, I don…
Read Article →'War,' a book by Bob Woodward, has revealed that allegedly, Trump, when…
Read Article →The Covid catastrophe brought with it "important learnings, and those learnings were drawn upon", said Gavi chief Sania Nishtar
Read Article →The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has urged people to maintain good hygiene and improve access to clean air.
Read Article →A new Covid vaccine candidate could be a game changer, according to its developers, as it offers broad protection against the virus and its variants. What makes it unique is that it can be…
Read Article →The study found that genetic monitoring in wild animals verified the existence of SARS-CoV-2 and distinct viral mutations with lineages closely resembling versions that were circulating in humans…
Read Article →The report said that the UK government's sole pandemic strategy from 2011, was "outdated and lacked adaptability".
Read Article →Researchers are trying to solve the mystery of Long COVID, even while it is extremely difficult to ascertain the exact number of these cases across the world
Read Article →Data by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) revealed that laboratory tests conducted across the nation, the majority of which involved swabs taken from patients receiving healthcare.
Read Article →The future pandemics need 'continual government focus and attention' and yet 'by 2023 the G7 had sort of forgotten about it'
Read Article →The researchers highlighted that their aim was to replicate Ebola symptoms in a controlled laboratory environment
Read Article →The official data revealed that as many as 290 cases of KP.2 and 34 cases of KP.1 have been found in India
Read Article →The report highlighted that there is no rise in hospitalisation or serious instances, therefore there is no need for alarm or panic.
Read Article →The predominant Covid variants are still JN.1 and its sub-lineages, including KP.1 and KP.2 globally
Read Article →Zhang Zhan was convicted by a Shanghai court for 'picking quarrels and provoking trouble' and sentenced to four years imprisonment in December 2020
Read Article →The letters in FLiRT variants are based on the technical names of their mutations, one which includes the letters F and L, and another one includes the letters R and T. Within this group of…
Read Article →This damning revelation can potentially pave the way for AstraZeneca to cough up millions of dollars in legal payout. Here's all you need to know
Read Article →AstraZeneca is facing class action suits over claims that its COVID-19 vaccine, developed in conjunction with Oxford, caused serious injury or death in dozens of cases
Read Article →The scientists at the University of Amsterdam's Centre for Experimental and Molecular Medicine said that Covid in his body later acquired over 50 mutations
Read Article →Almost three years after the Covid virus, which originated in China's Wuhan city, wreaked havoc across the globe, the World Health Organisation (WHO) on Friday, said that the virus was no longer a
Read Article →The recent Covid-19 outbreak that has hit China is more troublesome than ever.
Read Article →For more than two years, the coronavirus pandemic has been a major global health concern. During this time, countries have started large-scale covid testing efforts during this time.
Read Article →The Spiez Laboratory in Switzerland is known for its detective work on chemical, biological and nuclear threats since World War-II.
Read Article →A crowd dances to the pulsing beat of electronic music, hands in the air, at the Pacha nightclub near the main marina on the Spanish holiday island of Ibiza.
Read Article →COVID-19 vaccination for babies and toddlers has finally started in the United States on Tuesday. Several children were given shots on thighs and arms.
Read Article →As countries slowly limp back to normal life after two years of brutal Covid lockdown, Japan seeks to balance its commercial interests and public safety.
Read Article →Saudi Arabia on Saturday welcomed its first batch of hajj pilgrims since before the coronavirus pandemic, which prompted authorities to sharply restrict the annual ritual. (Text: AFP)
Read Article →North Korea has mobilised its military to distribute COVID medications and deployed more than 10,000 health workers to help trace potential patients as it fights a sweeping coronavirus wave, state
Read Article →Happy but cautious at being able to join a mass religious event for the first time since the pandemic began, thousands of Catholic faithful gathered at a sanctuary in Portugal on Friday, as authori
Read Article →North Korea confirmed its first-ever Covid cases on Thursday and declared a "serious emergency", with leader Kim Jong Un ordering lockdowns across the country. (Text: AFP)
Read Article →New Zealand welcomed hundreds of travellers from Australia with emotional scenes on Wednesday as it opened its borders to its trans-Tasmanian neighbour for the first time since mid-2021.
Read Article →As the number of cases in Beijing increases day by day, here are a few before and after covid images which show how the pandemic affected this World Heritage Site.
Read Article →Taiwan opened the inaugural Asian Pride Games with a colourful ceremony drawing hundreds of athletes and spectators.
Read Article →Nepal is putting a 21st-century spin on a tourism sector dominated by activities unchanged for generations as it looks to boost a vital part of an economy decimated by the COVID-19 pandemic and soa
Read Article →Office workers queued for trains, restaurants, and elevators and delivery riders raced from building to building as the buzz returned to Singapore's business district on Tuesday, its first day free
Read Article →Rio de Janeiro's carnival, a glittering, sequin-studded festival of the flesh, exploded back to life Friday with the first famed samba school parades since Covid-19 hit Brazil.
Read Article →After reporting low cases, India is seeing a sharp uptick in new Covid infections, forcing the government to reintroduce some of the restrictions that were lifted a few weeks ago.
Read Article →Plastic is everywhere in quarantine hotels for Hong Kong arrivals: Cellophane wraps remote controls, the pillows are enveloped in plastic bags, and meals are served with plastic flatware.
Read Article →After a widespread COVID-19 outbreak, a cruise liner docked in Sydney Harbour on a bright Monday morning (April 18) with a giant banner saying "We're home." (Source: AFP)
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