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New Delhi: The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday granted Emergency Use Listing approval to India’s indigenously-developed Covid vaccine, Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin. The global health group’s Technical Advisory Group (TAG) issued the final decision.The WHO, in a tweet, said: “WHO has granted emergency use listing (EUL) to Covaxin, developed by Bharat Biotech, adding to a […]

Africa has reported many new outbreaks of the variant as Tunisia, Mozambique, Uganda, Nigeria and Malawi are among the 11 countries targeted by Delta.

The B.1.1.7 strain first detected in the UK will be known as “Alpha”, while the B.1.351 variant detected in South Africa is now ‘Beta', P.1 variant first found in Brazil is “Gamma” and the P.2 variant is “Zeta”. The strains found in the US are “Epsilon” and “Iota”.

The probe must continue because of the scepticism surrounding WHO-China's inconclusive findings

The virus has disrupted the global economy and triggered a credit downturn accompanied by a spike in bond defaults, Moody's said.

The World Health Organisation data has attributed 61 per cent of all deaths in the country to NCDs like cancer, diabetes and blood pressure, he noted.

Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as hypertension, stroke, diabetes, and heart disease account for 63 per cent mortality in India.

The fresh cases have taken the state's tally to 2,82,347 while the death toll has mounted to 1,518.

Speaking at a conference on ‘Safe Reopening of Schools’ organised by Private Healthcare and Infection Control-2020, Rajender said it’s not an easy decision to reopen schools and the Chief Minister will take a call on the issue after considering the developments.