To worry about COVID-19 endemicity or not, that is the question “At the moment we have to calibrate when we have to launch an outbreak-like response.” The Hindu · Jun 25, 2022
Edinburgh Pride: Hundreds turn out for incredible LGBTQ+ march through city centre Cancelled in 2021 due to coronavirus restrictions, the Edinburgh event was the first since the pandemic to go ahead, with many flocking to take part in the huge LGBTQ+ parade. Edinburgh Live · Jun 25, 2022
Andhra Pradesh registers 98 COVID-19 cases in 24 hours It is the highest single-day tally in the last three months The Hindu · Jun 25, 2022
‘What have we done?’: six years on, UK counts the cost of Brexit Sectors from fishing to aviation, farming to science report being bogged down in red tape, struggling to recruit staff and racking up losses for the first time The Guardian - UK · Jun 25, 2022
Australia’s COVID rules wound back – despite surging infections COVID rules have been wound back further across Australia, despite two new subvariants driving surge in case numbers – prompting alarm among some experts. The New Daily · Jun 25, 2022
Why Relocating Mainlanders See Singapore as a Safe Haven for Their Businesses and Property Chinese entrepreneurs, professionals and their families are moving to the Southeast Asian country in droves Caixin Global · Jun 25, 2022
Merseyside tennis stars who've graced the courts at Wimbledon down the years As tennis' oldest competition gets underway next week, we look back on the Merseysiders who took to the Wimbledon grass Liverpool Echo · Jun 25, 2022
Adopt a Grandparent scheme helping young and old with loneliness "Within 24 hours there were well over a thousand applications." Belfast Live · Jun 25, 2022
Graduating Uvalde High School class remembers those killed in mass shooting School officials praised the students for their strength and resilience through three COVID-19 pandemic years, three changes of principals and then the May 14 mass shooting at Robb Elementary School. WEKU · Jun 25, 2022
Family who have 'been to hell and back' hit by £12,000 P&O cruise nightmare The family had been looking forward to the trip for years. Manchester Evening News · Jun 25, 2022
‘It’s got better and bigger’: Pensioner, 72, will never quit Glastonbury Pat Rogers has attended every Glastonbury festival since its inception. The Independent UK · Jun 25, 2022
COVID-19: Dip in daily cases; India logs 15,940 new infections India recorded 15,940 new Covid-19 cases, taking the total active cases to 91,779 as per the Union Health Ministry data on Saturday. Read more on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · Jun 25, 2022
Train strikes - live: Weekend travel mayhem as 80% of rail services close RMT members at Network Rail and 13 train operators walk out over pay, pensions, jobs and conditions The Independent UK · Jun 25, 2022
ABC News · Jun 25, 2022 War in Ukraine may lead to seafarer shortage and impact on supply chains Ukraine and Russia supply almost 15 per cent of the world's seafarers. But an industry body says the ongoing conflict could create gaps in the labour pool.
The Times of India · Jun 25, 2022 48 Covid-19 cases in Himachal Pradesh SHIMLA: Himachal Pradesh reported 48 positive cases of Covid-19 on Friday, while 21 positive patients were declared recovered. The state has so far registered 2,85,642 confirmed positive cases, of which 259 cases are active, 2,81,243 patients have recovered, while 4,121 persons have died of Covid. tnn
The Times of India · Jun 25, 2022 Haryana: 55 contract virus in Panchkula district PANCHKULA: Fifty-five Covid cases were reported in Panchkula on Friday. As many as 44,863 cases have been registered so far and 44,278 have recovered. There are 170 active cases. The district's toll tally is 415. Meanwhile, 1,086 people were vaccinated on the day in the district.
The Times of India · Jun 25, 2022 Punjab: Fully-vaccinated man dies of Covid, 39 positive cases in Mohali MOHALI: A fully-vaccinated 51-year-old man with comorbidities died of Covid-19 in Mohali on Friday. The death due to the virus was reported after 11 days. The health department officials said, "The patient was a resident of Samgoli in Derabassi and was admitted to Indus International Hospital, Mohali.He was fully vaccinated…
The Times of India · Jun 25, 2022 As cases surge, 96 test Covid-19 positive in Chandigarh CHANDIGARH: The highest single-day case spike after February 9 was reported on Friday, when 96 tested Covid positive. The positivity rate has soared to 5.79% and the active cases have risen to 458.
The Canberra Times · Jun 25, 2022 New COVID cases stay above 1000 daily, record hospitalisations The ACT recorded 1,116 new COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours to 8pm on Friday.
The Canberra Times · Jun 25, 2022 'Back with a vengeance': how the combination of COVID and flu-like illnesses are straining ACT hospitals The record hospitalisation rate of COVID cases on Saturday is only one factor contributing to regular bed blocks across the ACT.
The Times of India · Jun 25, 2022 Telangana: New cases in 18 districts take count to 493 HYDERABAD: Continuing the upward trend, Telangana clocked 493 new cases of Covid-19 on Friday, even as the number of active cases saw a steep rise in the last few days touching 3,322 now.
The Times of India · Jun 25, 2022 Time for booster jabs, but 14 lakh yet to take second shot in Telangana HYDERABAD: Despite the rapid increase in Covid-19 cases each passing day, the reluctance to take precaution doses and in many cases even second doses, remains persistent. Many have overshot their due date to take the jab by 3 to 4 months now and are still in two minds whether to…
The Times of India · Jun 24, 2022 Chemists in Maharashtra districts with high Covid cases to keep records of self-test kit buyers PUNE: With Covid cases rising in the state, especially in Mumbai, Pune, Thane, Palghar and Raigad, the state health department has directed chemists' associations to maintain records of buyers of self-test kits or rapid antigen kits so that they can be shared with local authorities.
ABC News · Jun 24, 2022 Australia's COVID-19 and flu cases are on the rise — this is what's driving them The message is clear: The COVID-19 pandemic isn't over, and Australians should brace themself for a winter of not just that virus, but other lurgies too.