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Festival pill testing will help keep mates safe, students say

Festival returns to Canberra after COVID hiatus.

The Canberra Times

Shanghai fences up COVID-hit areas, fuelling fresh outcry

Shanghai authorities battling an outbreak of COVID-19 have erected fences outside residential buildings, sparking fresh public outcry over a lockdown that has forced much of the city's 25 million people indoors.

Reuters

New Covid cases fall to 17,784 but 2022 death toll passes 6,000

The country registered 17,784 more Covid-19 cases and 126 new fatalities during the previous 24 hours, the Public Health Ministry announced on Sunday morning.

Bangkok Post

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Lake Macquarie woman among eight NSW COVID deaths

NSW reported eight new COVID deaths on Sunday, but hospital admissions continued to fall slightly.

Newcastle Herald

Anti-vaxxers gaining political ground

Bills expanding religious exemptions for childhood vaccine requirements were passed by Kansas state Senate in March

Salon

ACT marks COVID-19 case drop as hospitalisations rise slightly

There were 725 new COVID-19 infections reported in the ACT on Sunday and no deaths.

The Canberra Times

Keir Starmer urges National Crime Agency to probe £11.8bn worth of Covid fraud

'It’s a staggering figure and it’s extraordinary the Government is not lifting a finger to get it back' - Keir Starmer

Wales Online

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Explained | Why is India concerned about WHO approach on excess deaths during the pandemic?

What are the findings by the WHO? How did they go about it? Why is the Indian government dismissive of the report?

The Hindu

Anzac Day patrons urged to be COVID-safe

Despite COVID-19 restrictions relaxing in NSW and Victoria, Anzac Day patrons have been encouraged to don masks in crowd settings to protect the vulnerable.

AAP

Pandemic-hit Delhi Metro crosses 45 lakh trips a day again in April, gets 75% of commuters back

NEW DELHI: With most of Covid-19 restrictions eased, Delhi Metro’s ridership has been increasing for the last two months and the last two Mondays have seen the mass transit system regain more than 75% of its pre-pandemic footfall.

The Times of India

COVID-19 case numbers from around the states and territories

Here's a quick wrap of today's COVID-19 statistics from each Australian jurisdiction.

ABC News

Delhi: Crowding a worry for district authorities

NEW DELHI: With the face mask mandate back in force in the national capital following an uptick in the number of daily Covid-19 cases being reported, district authorities have geared up to carry out awareness and enforcement drives.

The Times of India

Bank bosses’ optimism darkens as war follows on the heels of Covid

Last year’s hopes of a return to normal will largely be absent from this week’s downbeat set of UK lenders’ results

The Guardian - UK

Stress, poor activity leading causes of heart attack among under-40 in Mumbai

MUMBAI: Thirty-six-year-old Arun (name changed), a marketing executive, had a narrow escape last Saturday when his wife Shalu suspected heart attack when he suddenly became listless, and ensured he got an angioplasty within the next three hours.

The Times of India

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AIIMS hints at new Covid complication

NEW DELHI: In the last few months, AIIMS has come across at least 30 patients who developed symptoms associated with autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and Sjogren’s syndrome within weeks of getting Covid-19.

The Times of India

Covid: Goa’s positivity rate below 1%, but above national average

PANAJI: Goa’s weekly positivity rate is below 1%, but slightly above the national average.

ABC News

Percivals' prestigious portrait prize unveils some famous faces in Townsville

Australian Navy diver Paul de Gelder lost two limbs in a harrowing shark attack. Now, his portrait is hanging among famous faces in one of regional Australia's biggest art prizes.

The Times of India

Delhi: 1,094 new Covid cases, two fatalities; +ve rate up

NEW DELHI: Delhi on Saturday witnessed a slight increase in daily Covid-19 cases as it reported 1,094 new infections and two deaths.

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The Times of India

Covid R-value crosses 2 in Delhi: IIT study

NEW DELHI: The capital's R-value, which indicates the spread of Covid-19 infections, was recorded at 2.1 this week, implying that every person contracting the disease is infecting two others, according to an analysis by IIT-Madras.

ABC News

Out of the Woods music festival sees major acts — including Grinspoon, and Angus and Julia Stone — return to Western Australia

Music lovers celebrate getting Out of the Woods as a major music festival returns to Western Australia after years of hardship for the entertainment sector.

Inverse

Do I need a second Covid-19 booster? An epidemiologist answers 3 immunity questions

The latest recommendations have left many wondering about the importance of boosters for protection against Covid-19. Here are the answers to three essential questions about boosters and immunity.

The Times of India

Gujarat: Insurers reluctant to pay Covid patients

AHMEDABAD: The insurance companies have been dragging their feet when it comes to reimburse the Mediclaim to policy holders for Covid-19 treatment and come up with various excuses.

The Times of India

Trees to keep memory of Covid victims alive

HYDERABAD: Covid warriors from the city who helped denizens with arranging hospital beds, medicines, food, and cremations, among others, amid the pandemic have now decided to come together to plant saplings in the memory of all those who lost their lives due to Covid-19.

The Times of India

Deserted in pandemic: Why the worst isn’t over for pets

NOIDA: The pandemic has been cruel for pets. First came rumours of the animals being carriers of the virus. Then the catastrophic second wave hit, leaving many pets without their families. Over the two years, dozens of pets have been rescued from homes or abandoned at shelters.

The Times of India

Gurugram reports 291 new Covid cases, positivity at 8.1%

GURUGRAM: The city reported 291 new cases of Covid-19 on Saturday, up from 285 cases on the previous day. The positivity rate is now 8.1%, a marginal rise from Friday’s 8%.

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