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Extreme piercing cleanses souls at Phuket vegetarian festival

Taoist devotees had body parts pierced with objects ranging from skewers and swords to a model ship on Tuesday as Phuket's Vegetarian Festival returned from a two-year Covid-19 pandemic hiatus.

Bangkok Post

Spike Protein Vaccines Effective Against Multiple COVID Variants: Study By IIT-Madras

While further experimental verification is called for, the researchers believe that the present spike protein vaccinations are likely to be efficacious against circulating variants of Coronavirus. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Countries welcome back Aussies and drop COVID-19 rules

With COVID restrictions continuing to ease globally, here are some of the travel destinations Aussies can now enjoy.

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Inside Alex Stalock’s journey from myocarditis diagnosis to NHL comeback

Stalock has played in just one NHL game since learning in November 2020 that COVID-19 had caused swelling in his heart. But with the Hawks this season, he’s hoping to become one of hockey’s best comeback stories.

Chicago Sun-Times

Singapore population rises after 2 years as workers return

Singapore’s total population grew 3.4% to 5.64 million as of June after shrinking for the prior two years during the Covid-era.

Bangkok Post

Editorial: The Supreme Court must not embrace the dangerous ‘independent state legislature’ theory

When the Supreme Court begins its new term Monday, one of the most consequential cases involves not guns, abortion, gay rights or COVID-19 mandates, but the way states determine how legislative lines are drawn and votes are counted. If the conservative supermajority embraces the radical “independent state legislature” theory, it…

Tribune News Service

One in five over-50s who have dropped out of UK workforce are on NHS waiting list

Office for National Statistics aims to better understand reasons why this age bracket are leaving workforce

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Commentary: Will we have a severe flu season? It doesn’t need to be that way

Flu season is fast approaching. Flu shots are now available, containing strains recommended by the Food and Drug Administration’s vaccine advisory committee in March. Given the long lead time required to manufacture some 180 million flu shot doses, scientists are forced to make informed guesses, a daunting task under the…

Chicago Tribune

Card Factory returns to profit as high street footfall recovers from pandemic

The Wakefield business said sales of balloons and party supplies were up significant as consumers partied following the Covid restrictions

Birmingham Post

Garden project will bring 'disjointed community' in Ayrshire village back together again

Councillors approved a planning application to create facility in the heart of the village.

Daily Record

Ex anorexic recovers by finding her triggers - toxic men and the gym

Lola's weight dropped to five and a half stone before a serious accident made her rethink her life

Wales Online

China growth lags Asia-Pacific for first time in decades as World Bank cuts outlook

East Asia and Pacific annual growth forecasts downgraded from 5% to 3.2% as China’s economy cools, largely due to zero-Covid policy

The Guardian - AU

Renting in Madrid: Costs, best areas, and how it compares to London

Considering a city swap? Here’s how renting in London compares to Europe’s second largest metropolis

Evening Standard

COVID vaccine review lead Jane Halton 'surprised' government has not ordered vaccines for 2024

Warning "this virus isn't going away", the former health department boss who led a review of the nation's COVID-19 vaccine arrangements says she is surprised the federal government is yet to order vaccines for 2024.

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Apple to produce high-end iPhones in India as discontent grows in China over COVID-zero human, economic costs

Apple is to start making iPhone 14s in India, amid growing criticism over the economic and human costs of Beijing's strict COVID-zero policy.

The Times of India

India reports 3,230 Covid cases, lowest in over 3 months

NEW DELHI: India on Tuesday reported 3,230 Covid cases and 32 deaths. The number of cases reported is lowest in over 3 months.

AAP

Australian COVID-19 preparations 'lagging'

Australia is not well-prepared should another variant of COVID-91 sweep through the country, a review of vaccine and treatment procurement has found.

ABC News

Inactive AFLW player and nurse Deni Varnhagen's COVID-19 vaccine mandate challenge dismissed by SA Supreme Court

A legal challenge to South Australia's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for healthcare workers, led by inactive AFLW player Deni Vanhagen, has been dismissed by the Supreme Court in Adelaide.

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Former Crow loses vaccine challenge

The South Australian Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge to SA's COVID-19 vaccine mandates for health workers by a former AFLW player.

Chicago Tribune

Chicago rolls out plan to revive financial district in wake of pandemic

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot unveiled a plan Monday to revive the LaSalle Street corridor, a key downtown office district that suffered the double whammy of COVID-19 and the loss of several large firms to new towers rising farther west along Wacker Drive and in Fulton Market.

Tribune News Service

Kyrie Irving: Availability stigma ‘really unfair’ after declining COVID-19 vaccine

Nets star Kyrie Irving doesn’t believe it’s a fair narrative that his decision not to be vaccinated – and what that ultimately cost him – makes him an unreliable teammate.

Asharq Al-Awsat

UAE to Ease Virus Restrictions

The United Arab Emirates will ease masking requirements imposed over the coronavirus pandemic, authorities said Monday. As of Wednesday, the wearing of face masks will no longer be required in public places, except for medical facilities, mosques and public transportation, the official WAM news agency reported. Masks will also be…

Newsroom.co.nz

Covid-19 isolation payments could be axed

Financial support for Covid-19 cases required to isolate could be removed as part of a suite of changes to Covid-19 settings in late October.

The Hindu

Vellore logs four fresh cases of COVID-19

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The Independent UK

Canada drops all Covid border restrictions for travellers

The measures will go into effect on Saturday 1 October

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