20 December 2021
Dr. Anthony Fauci said he expects the highly contagious omicron variant to take over in the coming weeks.
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20 December 2021
Dr. Anthony Fauci said he expects the highly contagious omicron variant to take over in the coming weeks.
4 November 2021
Germany registered a record number of COVID-19 cases on Thursday, breaking a record set in December 2020. Disease control agency the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) reported 33,949 new infections in a single day.
28 October 2021
#Russia reported record numbers of daily #coronavirus cases and deaths on Thursday as Moscow shut down non-essential services for 11 days to combat the surge in infections. The country hardest-hit in Europe by the #pandemic, Russia has struggled with low vaccination rates
Just over a year ago, the Coronavirus made the world shut down and brought death and despair. Now there are vaccines - and many countries where people have been inoculated. More than half the population in the worst-hit country, the US. In Britain, it's even two-thirds.
After more than a year of COVID-19, we've become familiar with complex medical terminology and difficult virological concepts. But we also realize it's not going away that easily. Britain and the US are having trouble convincing more people to get vaccinated; the new Delta variant is spreading rapidly.
Vast regions, like Africa, still lack vaccines. In Australia, where several cities are re-introducing restrictions to try to contain new COVID-19 clusters, some linked to the Delta variant.
Sydney and Darwin have begun new lockdowns, while other cities are re-introducing mask wearing. Only 5 percent of the population in Australia has been fully vaccinated.
18 May 2021
With #coronavirus vaccinations accelerating and infections down, the French are looking forward to the loosening of many coronavirus restrictions Wednesday, although outdoor lunches at #restaurants risk being rained off. Groups of up to six will be able to eat together as restaurant terraces open at 50-percent capacity, joining museums, theatres and cinemas, while the curfew will be pushed back from 7 to 9:00 pm. #France
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23 April 2021
French Prime Minister Jean Castex has announced France will progressively ease coronavirus restrictions, lifting limits on domestic travel from May 3. New quarantine measures will come into force on Saturday for travellers arriving from hotspot countries including Brazil, French Guiana, Chile, Argentina, South Africa and India.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on Canadians who have mental illness and substance abuse problems, says a study by the Public Health Agency of Canada. Psychologist Christine Purdon answered your questions about dealing with the pandemic's effect on mental health.
President Trump is upset about media coverage of the coronavirus pandemic despite surging infections and hospitalizations in the US.
The Italian region of Lombardy was hit hard by the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic and is now bracing for another surge in cases. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports from an intensive care unit in one of the region's hospitals.
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez declared a state of emergency on Sunday, with a nationwide nighttime curfew imposed. FRANCE 24's correspondent Sarah Morris says locals fear more measures are around the corner, including a short-term return to full lockdown.
On Wednesday, Spain became the first European country to record one million coronavirus cases. Spaniards are now turning to home delivery service for covid-19 tests.
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