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Almost 90 percent of people in China's third most populous province have now been infected with Covid-19, a top official said Monday, as the country battles an unprecedented surge in cases. Kan Quancheng, director of the health commission for central Henan province, told a press conference that "as of January…

Data from the health commission for central Henan suggests 88 million people in the province may have had the virus

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People joined long queues outside immigration offices in Beijing on Monday, eager to renew their passports after China dropped COVID border controls that had largely prevented its 1.4 billion residents from travelling for three years.

Australian Open organisers explained players would be free from mandatory COVID tests and can play matches despite positive tests.

INDORE: A 55-year-old highly diabetic woman died of Covid-19 in the district on January 7, the first death due to the infection after four and a half months, officials said.

Tour operators in many countries have been upset by the Public Health Ministry's new requirement for all international travellers to show proof of at least two Covid-19 vaccinations before boarding flights to Thailand, the Phuket Tourist Association said.

Former health department boss Jane Halton says the federal government needs to ensure it has enough vaccines to tackle new variants in 2023.

The Government has confirmed that it handed out only 80% of the cash available from its £1.5 billion Covid-19 Additional Relief Fund.

When the Department of Disease Control announced on New Year's Eve that Thailand would no longer impose Covid-19 screening measures on Chinese visitors, the move quickly stirred a heated public debate.