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Last week saw highest weekly global Covid numbers since beginning of pandemic: WHOThe COVID-19 Weekly Epidemiological Update, released on Tuesday by the WHO, said that globally, the number of new COVID-19 cases increased ...- I&B Ministry shares meme on Allu Arjun's 'Pushpa' to spread COVID-19 awarenessThe tweet further stated that the country's fight against COVID-19 was ongoing and people should continue wearing their masks, sanitise the...
- Active COVID-19 cases in country highest in 230 daysIndia's COVID-19 tally had crossed the 20-lakh mark on August 7, 2020, 30 lakh on August 23, 40 lakh on September 5 and 50 lakh on Septembe...
- India reports 2.71 lakh new cases, active COVID-19 cases highest in 225 daysThe active cases have increased to 15,50,377, the highest in 225 days, while the death toll has climbed to 4,86,066 with 314 fresh fataliti...
- Omicron wave likely to subside by March: ExpertsIn the last few days there has been a steep increase in cases. In view of Omicron's explosive spread, experts say the threat level is curre...
- Omicron variant quickly overtaking Delta globally in terms of circulation: WHOThe COVID-19 Weekly Epidemiological Update, released by the WHO, said that over 15 million new COVID-19 cases were reported globally in the...
- Sussanne Khan tests positive for COVID-19, asks everyone to stay safeKhan advised people to take precautions against the Omicron variant as it was extremely "contagious".
- Danseuse Shobana contracts Omicron variant of COVID-19, says experiencing 'joint pains and chills'The 51-year-old actor, known for her work in Malayalam, Telugu and Tamil films, took to Instagram to announce the news.
- Ad-hoc state-level curbs disrupting business, restaurateurs tell CentreThe restaurateurs have said in the letter that ad hoc state-level restrictions are severely disrupting both operations and deliveries.
- Clinical protocol to remain same for Omicron tooExperts at the ICMR have been reviewing the clinical protocol, following the emergence of Omicron.
- India's Omicron tally at 213The ministry data updated at 8 am also stated that India logged 6,317 new coronavirus infections taking the total tally of COVID-19 cases t...
- Vaccines nearing expiry: Small hospitals seek Centre's helpAssociation of Healthcare Providers (India) (AHPI), which represents small and medium hospitals, has flagged the health ministry about poss...
- Omicron infection without travel raises fear of community spreadThe Omicron cases have been on a rise in India. Eight people tested positive for Omicron on Tuesday in Maharashtra and none of the eight ha...
- Top executives dismiss Omicron fears, feel consumer demand is strongCEOs feel India will be able to brave the Omicron phase well due to over 50% population fully vaccinated, high past infection rate, reports...
- Worry has a new variant: R Count of Covid hovering around the key 1 markThe R value is an important indicator on Covid's prevalence and spread as this effective reproduction number Re - sometimes also called Rt ...
- Covid may be getting milder, says PHFI chief K Srinath ReddyReddy says Omicron may be a step in the progression towards the milder virus.
- India must prepare for possibility of third Covid-19 wave, warns health expertThe health expert explained that in this phase, India should be preparing itself for the possibility that a third wave may come, while hopi...
- India has not imposed travel curbs like some other countries: MEA on OmicronThe 'at-risk' nations (as updated on November 30) are countries in Europe, including the United Kingdom, South Africa, Brazil, Botswana, Ch...
- India may have much more hybrid immunity than other countries, says top Covid expertPersonally, given the global seeding, we should just assume that it has arrived in India as well, and focus on rapidly identifying and sequ...
- View: The biggest mistake India can make in fighting Omicron is imposing another lockdownMany in India will call for stringent lockdowns, including a shutdown of international air traffic, to check the virus. This would be a mis...
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