A new strain of COVID is spreading in the world: the WHO spoke about another wave of the pandemic
The new strain of COVID has already been recorded in 29 countries of the world. The world may be threatened by a new wave of the coronavirus…
The coronavirus pandemic has ended in Germany
After the end of winter, immunity to COVID-19 in the population will be so widespread and persistent that the virus is unlikely to be able to spread…
90% of the world’s population is immune to COVID-19, but there is a threat of a new strain – WHO
The organization notes that the death rate from the coronavirus may increase. The world still has the conditions for the emergence of a new strain of COVID-19…
The lowest incidence rate: Komarovsky commented on the situation with coronavirus in Ukraine and the world
The reason why the incidence of coronavirus has dropped so sharply is the Delta variant. To date, WHO states the lowest level of coronavirus incidence in the…
Vaccination against coronavirus in Ukraine continues: how many vaccination points are working now
Despite the war, a vaccination campaign against coronavirus infection is underway in Ukraine. There are currently 2,500 coronavirus vaccination points and 134 vaccination centers in Ukraine. This…
Coronavirus outbreak in North Korea: six people died, more than 18 thousand were infected
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Deadly COVID-19 outbreak in North Korea: Kim Jong-un put on a mask for the first time
The DPRK authorities reported that six people have died from a coronavirus infection, about 18 thousand have symptoms of the disease. On Friday, May 13, North Korea…
North Korea reports "first cases" of coronavirus. The country is under lockdown
May 12, 2022, 01:43 GMT Updated 4 hours ago The BBC News Russian Service app is available for IOS and Android . You can also subscribe to…
Ukraine predicts the emergence of a new strain of coronavirus raging in China
Ukraine has not overcome the coronavirus epidemic Up to 7,000 new cases of COVID-19 are detected daily. Moreover, the new strain of coronavirus infection that is raging…
North Korea reports 'first cases' of coronavirus
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Coronavirus in Shanghai: hard lockdown, disinfection, and the hospital – only with the permission of the authorities
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Bill Gates was not spared by the coronavirus
The founder of Microsoft has tested positive for COVID-19. American businessman and philanthropist, founder of Microsoft and the Gates Foundation, Bill Gates has contracted the coronavirus ….
Four mass vaccination centers in popular shopping malls reopen in Kyiv
You can again get vaccinated against coronavirus in Kyiv at mass vaccination centers in a number of shopping centers. People can get vaccinated against COVID-19 in the…
WHO: The death toll from the coronavirus pandemic has reached 15 million. More deaths in India and Russia than authorities say
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Coronavirus has not disappeared anywhere: how to sign up for a vaccination
Coronavirus vaccination continues. COVID-19 has not disappeared anywhere and the only chance to protect yourself from a severe course of the disease is vaccination. This is mentioned…
WHO: The death toll from the coronavirus pandemic has reached 15 million. In India and Russia, there are many more deaths than the authorities say
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Families banned from Covid wards during lockdown ‘left with PTSD’
Relatives of intensive care Covid patients were left traumatised by being banned from visiting their seriously ill loved ones during the pandemic, a study has found. Researchers…
Banning family from Covid ICU during lockdown ‘left relatives with PTSD’
Relatives of intensive care Covid patients were left traumatised by being banned from visiting their seriously ill loved ones during the pandemic, a study has found. Researchers…
The 20 countries that have scrapped all mask rules
The mask is slipping. After two years of hidden faces and muffled conversations, mask rules are being discarded around the world. Most of Britain ditched the divisive…
Your checkout bill for Covid quarantine hotels: £400m
The NAO said that 214,000 people were quarantined in hotels for 11 nights between April and Dec 2021 after the policy took effect in Feb 2021. It…
NHS Covid deaths more likely at weekends than on weekdays
The “weekend effect”, in which NHS patients are more likely to die on Saturday or Sunday, has dogged the Covid pandemic, with a study finding 11 per…
Long Covid: The pandemic restrictions that just won’t go away
An analysis by The Telegraph found that 15 trusts, including United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust and James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, are only allowing visits…
Bed blockers take up more space than Covid patients in England’s overwhelmed hospitals
Bed blockers are taking up more space than Covid patients in England’s overwhelmed hospitals, it has emerged, as the Government was urged to do more to fund…
Starting first Covid lockdown a week earlier ‘could have led to 34,000 fewer deaths’
Prof Neil Ferguson, one of the Government’s leading modellers during the pandemic, has previously said the UK death toll could have been halved if lockdown had been…
Africa must learn lessons from failure to distribute Covid-19 vaccines, report finds
Low coronavirus vaccination rates across Africa are a result of “consequential failures” in the distribution of jabs, rather than limited access, a report has warned. So far,…