New Zealand reports record number of new infections
CoV flagship country New Zealand today reported more new infections than at any time since the pandemic began. However, there were still only…
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Germany: Seven-day incidence rises to 72.7
The seven-day incidence in Germany has increased for the fifth consecutive day. The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) gave the value of new infections…
People vaccinated with Johnson & Johnson could get a booster shot with Pfizer or Moderna
An expert panel of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is also in favor of Corona booster shots after vaccination with the…
Coronavirus worldwide: No work without a “green passport” in Italy, tests for non-vaccinated people chargeable in France
More than 239 million people have tested positive for the virus worldwide, according to Johns Hopkins University. More than 4.8 million infected people…
Welthungerhilfe: Over 800 million people go hungry worldwide
Welthungerhilfe has warned of a rise in famines. Secretary-General Mathias Mogge told Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland: “We have dramatically deviated from the course Zero Hunger…
At least 30 dead from tropical storm in the Philippines
The death toll from tropical storm Kompasu in the Philippines continues to rise, with at least 30 people killed in landslides and flash…
No need for facility-based quarantine for vaccinated foreigners, Filipinos from ‘green’ countries
The Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) announced that there is no need for facility-based quarantine for fully-vaccinated foreigners and Filipinos…
Slovakia launches vaccinations of at-risk children from 5 years of age
Slovakia is preparing to vaccinate certain children aged five to eleven against Covid-19. The first vaccinations could take place “this week,” ministry spokeswoman…
Coronavirus worldwide: Thailand opens to vaccinated people from some countries, Latvia declares health emergency
More than 238 million people have tested positive for the virus worldwide, according to Johns Hopkins University. More than 4.8 million infected people…