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UK sees first death due to Omicron: Boris Johnson

UK sees first death due to Omicron: Boris Johnson

  • Two lions being transported abroad get out of their container triggering mild panic

    Singapore: Two lions were shot with a tranquilliser gun and sedated on Sunday at Singapore’s Changi Airport after they got out of their freight container, triggering a mild scare in the vicinity, a media report said here. The lions, currently recovering from sedation under the care of the Mandai Wildlife Group, were being transported in […]
  • China marks 84th anniversary of Nanking Massacre in WWII

    Beijing: China on Monday marked the 84th anniversary of the Nanking Massacre, in which hundreds of thousands of civilians and disarmed soldiers were killed by Japanese troops in and around the former Chinese capital. A People’s Liberation Army honor guard bearing large funeral wreaths marched slowly past a memorial showing the figure 300,000, China’s official […]
  • Global Covid caseload tops 270 million: Johns Hopkins University

    The US continues to be the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 49,919,637 and 797,345, according to the CSSE.
  • 3 killed, 6 missing in gas explosion in Italy

    Two people have been so far pulled from the rubble alive, the Fire Corps said, while 50 families have been evacuated from surrounding buildings, according to RAI News 24 public broadcaster.
  • Over 200,000 people left without electricity in Ontario due to strong wind

    The Canadian government has issued weather warnings for the province's southern areas over strong winds gusting up to 90 or 100 kilometres per hour (55 to 62 miles per hour).
  • 190 Houthis killed in military ops by Saudi-led coalition

    The coalition conducted 36 operations against Houthi targets in the oil rich province of Marib in the period, the Saudi Press Agency tweeted.
  • At least 50 people feared dead as tornado hits Kentucky: Governor

    "We know that we are likely to have more than 50 deaths, if not significantly north of that, from this event," Beshear said.
  • 417 stranded Iraqi migrants evacuated from Belarus

    Baghdad: The Iraqi Foreign Ministry said that it has evacuated 417 Iraqi migrants stranded in Belarus due to the ongoing crisis at the latter country’s border with European nations. “A ninth evacuation flight was operated for those who wanted to return voluntarily, with 417 Iraqi passengers on board,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Ahmed al-Sahaf said in […]
  • ‘Omicron could drive daily Covid cases to record high in Canada’

    "The Omicron variant of concern is a cruel reminder that a global epidemiological situation can change quickly. We all need to be prepared for that," Xinhua news agency quoted Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos as saying.
  • US Senators announce new social media transparency bill

    According to The Verge, the bill was announced by Democratic Aenators Chris Coons (Delaware), Amy Klobuchar (Minnesota), and also Rob Portman, a Republican from Ohio.
  • Global Covid caseload tops 269 million: Johns Hopkins University

    The US continues to be the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 49,833,432 and 796,749, according to the CSSE.
  • Covid symptoms in South Africa milder than earlier waves: Report

    Johannesburg: While Covid cases in South Africa driven by the super mutant Omicron variant have surged 255 per cent in the last week, the infections are showing milder symptoms than seen in the last three waves, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). According to the WHO, Africa currently accounted for 46 per cent of […]
  • 53 migrants dead, 54 injured in truck crash in south Mexico

    The federal Attorney General's Office said the preliminary estimate lists 53 dead, with three of the injured in critical condition.
  • Global Covid caseload tops 268.4 million: Johns Hopkins University

    The US continues to be the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 49,660,358 and 794,647, according to the CSSE.
  • Seoul: Couple sentenced to 30-yr prison for starving daughter to death

    The case became known after the couple called for emergency help, saying their child was not breathing, Yonhap news agency reported.
  • Most patients infected with Omicron get mild symptoms: S. African doctor

    Johannesburg: Chairperson of the South African Medical Association (SAMA) said most patients infected with the Omicron variant of Covid-19 got mild symptoms, while the unvaccinated patients showed relatively severe symptoms. Angelique Cootze, who has treated 70 patients diagnosed with the new variant, said she has seen most patients with mild symptoms such as headaches, body […]
  • Pfizer vaccine 40 times less effective against Omicron: South African study

    Johannesburg: Pfizer’s mRNA-based Covid vaccine may be up to 40 times less effective against the new super mutant Omicron variant, a small study led by South African researchers have shown. The emergence of the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2 in November in South Africa has raised concerns that, based on the large number of mutations in […]
  • On Indian food aid to Afghanistan, UN says humanitarian help should arrive ‘swiftly’

    United Nations: The UN wants humanitarian aid to arrive quickly anywhere where it is needed, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’ Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric has said when asked about Pakistan holding up medicines and 50,000 tonnes of wheat that India wants to send to Afghanistan. “We would want to see, obviously, humanitarian aid to arrive where it needs […]
  • ‘Code white’ alert in southern France as 5th Covid wave peaks

    Paris: The Regional Health Agency of Provence-Alpes-Cote d’Azur has activated the “code white” alert in all hospitals in southern France, news television BFMTV has reported. Enshrined in French law in 2004, the “code white” alert entails organisational measures such as mobilising backup personnel and prioritising operations for coronavirus patients for hospitals in case of a […]
  • UAE to move its weekend to Saturday, Sunday

    Dubai: In a major and bold development, the United Arab Emirates will move its weekend to Saturdays and Sundays. The decision announced on Tuesday said that its official workweek will move to Monday to Friday. The new weekend will take effect from January 1, 2022, bringing the UAE in line with the global economy. It […]
  • Scientists developing chewing gum that could cut Covid transmission

    Washington: Scientists are developing a chewing gum laced with a plant-grown protein that serves as a “trap” for the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19, reducing viral load in saliva and potentially lowering transmission. The researchers noted that people who are fully vaccinated can still become infected with SARS-CoV-2 and can carry a viral load similar […]
  • Pakistani woman delivers at Indo-Pak border, names the baby ‘Border’

    Hyderabad: On December 2, amid the tensions of reaching home safely, the Pakistani nationals stranded at t0he border for 71 days now, had a moment of joy and celebration. A woman named Nimbu bai, stranded with her husband Balam Ram and 97 other Pakistanis, gave birth to a baby boy at the Attari border. She […]
  • Omicron more contagious, less dangerous than Delta

    Jerusalem: The Omicron variant, with more than 30 mutations on its spike protein, may not be as dangerous as the Delta and Alpha and other variants of coronavirus, which has so far claimed more than five millions lives across the world. However, the variant appears to be more contagious, said a scientist from Hadassah-Hebrew University […]
  • New species of early human? Why we should be cautious about new fossil footprint findings

    London: A collection of fossil footprints at Laetoli in Northern Tanzania, preserved in volcanic ash and dated to 3.66 million years ago, are still yielding surprises almost 45 years after their discovery. Based on a re-analysis of fossil footprints from one of Laetoli’s sites, the authors of a new study published in the journal Nature […]
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