The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

Anzac Day services return in earnest across the Hunter

Crowds are returning to Anzac Day services across the Hunter region for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Newcastle Herald · Apr 24, 2022

52 persons test positive for COVID-19 in Tamil Nadu

State registers 28 recoveries, nil deaths; 334 are currently under treatment

The Hindu · Apr 24, 2022

All Irish passengers need to know about flying abroad this summer - facemasks, carry-on requirements and Covid checks

Although most Covid measures have been removed in many European countries, some rules remain in place and need to be followed upon arrival at the airport

Irish Mirror · Apr 24, 2022

What does a faint line mean on a lateral flow test?

Government has ended free provision of kits but Omicron sub-lineage continuing to spread

The Independent UK · Apr 24, 2022

Call for St George's Day to be made bank holiday as thousands take to the streets for first parade since coronavirus

Manchester was bathed in sunshine for the return of the event

Manchester Evening News · Apr 24, 2022

No new reported COVID-19 infections in Vellore

Ranipet, Tiruvannamalai and Tirupattur log zero new cases

The Hindu · Apr 24, 2022

Mumbai sees 73 new Covid-19 cases, zero death; active tally now 521

MUMBAI: Mumbai on Sunday reported 73 new coronavirus positive cases, which took its overall infection count to 10,59,286, a civic official said. The death toll in the metropolis remained unchanged at 19,562 as nobody succumbed to the infection during the day, he said.

The Times of India · Apr 24, 2022

New COVID-19 surge | Children not more vulnerable, high risk population needs care, say experts

‘Schools should continue to function for offline classes in full capacity’

The Hindu · Apr 24, 2022

COVID-19 guidelines to be issued after meeting with PM: Bommai

Karnataka on Sunday recorded 60 new COVID-19 cases

The Hindu · Apr 24, 2022

Only 29% of people hospitalised with Covid make full recovery in a year, study finds

A team of researchers from Leicester University found that women were most likely to still be feeling the impact from coronavirus, while obese people were also hardest hit

Daily Mirror · Apr 24, 2022