Australia struggles with rising Covid-19 infections, deaths
On July 19, Australia's Health Minister warned that the current third wave of Omicron variant infections is "very significant," with the number of hospital admissions soaring.
On July 19, Australia's Health Minister warned that the current third wave of Omicron variant infections is "very significant," with the number of hospital admissions soaring.
In response to the surge of infection cases, the Tokyo metropolitan government raised the alert level for the medical system to the most serious on its four-level scale.
Experts were divided because interim data submitted by Shionogi showed one of the two goals set for Xocova’s clinical trials had yet to be met.
A total of 159 high school students and faculty members tested positive for Covid-19 as of July 21.
A study noted that the infection's presence in wild animals, like wild tigers and lions, is particularly challenging to track, compared to domestic or zoo animals.
When asked what the respondents were uncertain about, 69.7 per cent said if children get infected, the virus would spread among family members.
Srinagar’s district magistrate, Mohammad Aijaz, has ordered that the district and sectoral officers would ensure that officials use a face masks in offices.
The sub-variants' ability to re-infect even vaccinated people has prompted the government to recommend that everyone get booster doses.
Only three segments of the population are currently eligible to get second boosters: medical front-liners, seniors, and the immunocompromised.
This is the second time the Covid-19 vaccination programme has been halted due to a lack of syringes.