Test, vaccination, infection – what applies after lockdown

Austria ends the lockdown on 19 May. When this takes effect what are the rules for the Corona vaccinated, tested and recovered from the infection. For gastronomy, events and body-related service providers, test certificates will be needed as access tests, according to the Ministry of Health. These access tests are to offer after the Vorarlberger model these possibilities: Either have a self-test with digital evidence valid for a maximum of 24 hours, an antigen test valid for 48 hours or a PCR test valid for a maximum of 72 hours.…

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More than three million Corona vaccinations already performed in Austria

More than three million vaccinations have now been given in Austria in the fight against the Corona pandemic. This was announced by Health Minister Wolfgang Mückstein on Friday. The vaccination coverage rate in the Austrian population was thus above 25 percent as of 0:00 on April 30. According to the E-vaccination passport, 2,225,301 people have received at least partial vaccination, 828,984 and thus 9.3 percent of Austrians are fully immunized. More than 46,000 Corona vaccinations on average per dayAccording to Mückstein, 1.2 million stings against SARS-CoV-2 were administered in April…

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Philippines lifts entry ban on foreign nationals starting 1 May 2021

The Philippine government will lift starting May 1, 2021 its entry ban on foreign nationals. This was announced by Malacañang on Friday.   All those coming from India will not be permitted to enter the country. The Inter-Agency Task Force on the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-MEID) has lifted the entry ban on foreigners through Resolution 113, as health experts noted the decreasing number of reported coronavirus infections in recent days. These are the requirements for entry as approved by the inter-agency task force on Thursday. Palace spokesman Harry…

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Cold front brings storm, thunderstorms and even snow

Weather warning for large parts of Austria. Sunday will be ‘very turbulent’. An unsettled weather for the time being, but with temperatures corresponding to the season, determines the beginning of the weekend. Sunday will then be “very turbulent” with the arrival of a cold front, says the forecast of the Central Institute for Meteorology and Geodynamics (ZAMG). The forecast in detailToday, Friday, clouds will remain and in places along the northern side of the Alps as well as in the north and east some rain will still fall. During the…

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WHO: More people fully vaccinated than infected in Europe

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more people in Europe have now been fully vaccinated against coronavirus than have been confirmed to be infected with the virus. The first infections in the European Region were reported 462 days ago, said Hans Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe. Since then, he said, the virus has been detected in 5.5 percent of the total European population, while seven percent have been fully vaccinated. For the first time in two months, the WHO said, the number of new infections has also dropped…

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HOW GOOD IS YOUR APPLE PHONE? Every iPhone owner should know this hidden letter

Apple smartphones have a model number that shows how good your iPhone is. iPhones are among the most popular smartphones in the world. Since the devices are always really expensive when they come on the market, many Apple fans like to grab used iPhones. But buyers should keep an eye on one particular letter. It tells them whether the smartphone is actually worth the price quoted by the seller. Letter reveals condition of iPhoneThe important letter that hardly anyone knows about is integrated directly into the model number. It tells…

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Corona pandemic intensity continues to intensify on a global scale

The Corona pandemic continues to intensify on a global scale. Number of infections and deaths rising. The number of reported infections per week has been rising for nine weeks, and the number of reported deaths for six weeks, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Monday in Geneva. “To show the dimension: There were almost as many cases last week as in the first five months of the pandemic combined,” Tedros said. In India in particular, he said, the situation is “more than heartbreaking.” WHO did not have the latest number…

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Study: Vaccinated less contagious than non vaccinated people

According to a British study, vaccinated people pose a significantly lower risk of transmission than non-vaccinated people. The study, published on Wednesday, is based on data from people who had contracted the coronavirus three weeks after vaccination with vaccines from BioNTech/Pfizer or AstraZeneca. They were between 38 and 49 percent less likely to infect people living in the same household than those who were not vaccinated. The study provides clues to a key question in combating the pandemic: to what extent does vaccination slow the spread of the virus? “We…

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Lower Austria to open vaccination appointments to all

As of May 10, everyone in Lower Austria who wants to be vaccinated will get it! According to Deputy Governor Pernkopf, the vaccine is now coming “en masse.” The province of Lower Austria has just announced that from May 3 the group 50+, from May 5 the group 40+, from May 7 the group 30+ u. from May 10 the group 16+ will be released for vaccination appointments. The 16+ group could even be activated as early as May 7. However, according to information from the state, this depends on…

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