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Tripura makes Covid test mandatory for people coming from

airport, railway stations and the Churaibari check gate," the official said. Wearing masks in hospitals has been made a must, he said.

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Margaret Ferrier MP who went on train knowing she had Covid-19 faces suspension from Parliament

An MP who travelled on the train while knowingly infected with Covid-19 could face a 30-day suspension from parliament - and could lose her seat if a by-election is called.

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Creetown man calls for better support for people suffering from long Covid

A Creetown man is calling for better support for people suffering from long Covid.

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Businesses have moved on from covid shock, but inflation could haunt

Major headwinds While massive cost-cutting cushioned profits, a spike in inflation, crude oil prices and raw material costs could slow this trajectory. In FY22, operating margins of the sample dropped 140 basis points (bps), while net profit growth slowed from 61% to 52%. Rampant inflation and material shortages have led to build-up of inventory levels, and companies are again taking more time to collect due payments after the FY21 recovery, said Anil Sarin, chief investment officer at Centrum PMS.

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Monkeypox outbreak: Have we learned anything from COVID pandemic? Key pts

1. Whenever there is a viral outbreak, people tend to fight the last war. During the Ebola outbreak of 2014, there was an extreme paranoia, which led to downplaying of coronavirus at the initial stage. Now, because people catastrophically underestimated COVID, they are panicking about monkeypox. The first test is now how we handle the current crisis without panicking.

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From AIIMS director to Niti Aayog member, top India's experts reject WHO's Covid death data

WHO via diplomatic channels with data that we don't agree with the methodology followed for us," he added.

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Covid pandemic 'far from over' as stealth Omicron variant drives up cases, WHO says

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Omicron covid variant 'most likely' to have come from mice, according to research

Omicron Covid is likely to have originated in mice, according to a new study.

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COVID-19: WHO concerned about ‘tsunami of cases’ from variants

World Health Organization (WHO) director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Wednesday that he is “highly concerned” the global circulation of the Delta and Omicron COVID-19 variants is creating a “tsunami of cases,” and reiterated his call for countries to share vaccines more equitably.

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Family of Il Divo star Carlos Marin say he ‘could have been saved’ in Spain after singer died from Covid in UK aged 53

THE family of Il Divo star Carlos Marin have claimed he "could have been saved" in Spain after the singer died from Covid in the UK. The 53-year-old lost his life after he was admitted to Manchester Royal Hospital a fortnight after testing positive for Covid.

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Christmas Day snow doesn’t stop people from lining up for COVID-19 test in Vancouver

As the snow falls on British Columbia, COVID-19 cases are surging there. The province is reporting record-high new cases, and testing clinics have been overwhelmed.

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The potential benefits Bolton Wanderers could have from Wycombe game Covid postponement

Bolton Wanderers will not be in action tomorrow after the clash against Wycombe Wanderers was postponed.

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WHO advisors say COVID-19 pandemic far from over

After reviewing the latest COVID-19 developments last week, the World Health Organization (WHO) emergency committee said the pandemic is far from over, though countries are making progress in rolling out vaccines and treatments.

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Covid-19 vaccination: From UP to Maharashtra, these states have highest coverage

Co-WIN portal, with around 75% of all adults having administered the first dose and around 31% having received both doses. Of the overall vaccination coverage, 39.73 crore have achieved the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine between 18 and 44 years of age, while 11.57 crore has achieved both doses in the same age group.

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Israel examining cases of heart inflammation in people who received Pfizer COVID-19 shot

Israel‘s Health Ministry said on Sunday it is examining a small number of cases of heart inflammation in people who had received Pfizer‘s COVID-19 vaccine, though it has not yet drawn any conclusions.Pfizer said it has not observed a higher rate of the condition than would normally be expected in the general population. COVID-19 variant first detected in India found in Canada.

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Loved and Lost: The latest tributes to people in our region who died after contracting coronavirus

direct to your inbox Here at the Manchester Evening News we have pledged to put a face to the figures and pay tribute to those that have lost their lives after contracting Covid-19. We have been running our Loved and Lost series throughout the pandemic, to ensure the people who died from this disease are remembered.This week, more families from across the region have got in touch with their tributes. If you want to pay tribute to a loved one, fill out the form here. Margaret, also known as Peggy, lived in Wythenshawe.She had three children - three boys and one girl.She was passionate about animal rights and was also a member of the Cats Protection charity.Margaret was also a great sportswoman and played Camogie for her home team

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WHO: 1 in 10 worldwide may have been infected with coronavirus

A transmission electron microscope image shows SARS-CoV-2, also known as the 2019 novel coronavirus, which causes COVID-19, isolated from a patient in the United States. Note the crown-like spikes on the outer edge of the virus, hence the term "coron NEW YORK - The head of emergencies at the World Health Organization said Monday its “best estimates” indicate that roughly 1 in 10 people worldwide may have been infected by the coronavirus — more than 20 times the number of confirmed cases — and warned of a difficult period ahead.Dr.

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Tameside Hospital discharged 12 people who had tested POSITIVE for Covid-19 into care homes

A DOZEN patients were discharged from Tameside Hospital into care homes after testing POSITIVE for coronavirus during the first wave of of the pandemic, it's been revealed.A Freedom of Information request to the Tameside Foundation Trust revealed that between March 1 and April 15 this year, 117 elderly people were sent back from the hospital into care homes.Of these, 40 people were tested for Covid-19 before being released.But 77 patients were allowed to return to care homes without being tested for the virus.And 12 patients who tested positive for coronavirus were also discharged back into care facilities.

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"It feels like we are the wrong type of bereaved people" - families who lost loved ones to coronavirus denied chance to meet with Boris Johnson

coronavirus have branded the Prime Minister as 'heartless' after he refused to meet with them. The Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice group represents over 1,600 people who have lost relatives during the pandemic.Members of the group are calling for an independent Statutory Public Inquiry, in order to learn lessons and save lives as the crisis continues.The bereavement group met with the leader of the opposition, Kier Starmer, last month.They had called on the Prime Minister to meet with them and discuss their concerns, in five separate letters addressed to Downing Street.In an interview with Sky last week, Boris Johnson said he had not received the letters but promised: "Of course I will meet the bereaved.

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Coronavirus: WHO chief says some spikes due to ‘young people letting down their guard’

World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Thursday that the spikes in the number of new COVID-19 cases in some countries were driven partly by young people letting their guards down, stressing again that they are not “invincible.”

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Students who bus to school in Elgin, Oxford, Middlesex have to register: SW Ont. STS

coronavirus will result in a 60 per cent reduction in capacity throughout its transportation system.

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WHO says 40% of Covid-19 transmissions may be through asymptomatic people

Geneva: Studies show people with the coronavirus are most infectious when they first show symptoms, Maria van Kerkhove, an epidemiologist and the World Health Organization's technical lead on the pandemic, said in a briefing on Tuesday.She said a sub-set of people do not develop symptoms, but can still infect others, and as many as 40% of transmissions may be by asymptomatic cases. Wearing a mask reduces the possibility of asymptomatic transmission or 'pre-symptomatic' transmission, she said.

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Former footballer who beat cancer twice says NHS staff have always been his heroes

Former Tranmere Rovers and Rochdale footballer Joe Thompson has paid tribute to the NHS heroes who saved his life.

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Betty White’s Quarantine Visitors Have Included ‘Two Ducks’ Who ‘Come By To Say Hello’

Betty White is doing just fine during the pandemic.

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Zoey Deutch adds name to list of celebs who have battled COVID-19

Actress Zoey Deutch has added her name to the list of celebrities who battled the coronavirus and won.

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'One channel for one class', FM announces help for students who don't have internet access

Sitharaman also announced that provisions are being made for telecast of live interactive sessions for online education.

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Readers, time to share: Have you ever had a nurse who helped you especially?

Depending on whether you’re looking to celebrate National Nurses Day, International Nurses Day, specifically RNs, or the nursing field in general, it’s all happening in early May -- right around now, which is fitting, really, considering how much we appreciate nurses more than ever as the globe continues to fight COVID-19.

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In care homes people are dying painful lonely deaths, they cry out for relatives who never arrive - while staff beg for help that never comes - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - city Manchester

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In care homes people are dying painful lonely deaths, they cry out for relatives who never arrive - while staff beg for help that never comes

Residents in care homes across Greater Manchester are dying painful, lonely deaths - 'drowning' in the fluid building up in their lungs, crying out for loved ones who never arrive and suffering nightmarish hallucinations.

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CEWS vs. CERB: How the two benefits fit together and who may have to return payments

First there was the Canada Emergency Response Benefit(CERB), a $2,000-a-month benefit designed to quickly put cash into the pockets of millions of unemployed Canadians amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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'Coronavirus crisis will not end any time soon, we have a long way to go': WHO

The global coronavirus crisis will not end any time soon, with many countries still in the early stages of the fight, health experts have warned as researchers revealed the first US deaths from the disease came weeks before the alarm was raised there.

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Man who died in Vaughan fire believed to have started it after police called for domestic

As Catherine McDonald reports, experts say there has been an increase in domestic violence since COVID-19 forced people to stay home.

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Choir of NHS heroes and those who've lost people to coronavirus release poignant single

A choir made up of NHS heroes and those who have lost loved ones to the coronavirus pandemic has recorded a poignant song to raise much-needed funds for the health service.

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Coronavirus death figures show where people in UK are dying and who is most at risk

The latest figures on the coronavirus outbreak which has brought the UK to a standstill and killed more than 12,000 people nationwide have been released.

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Dollard-des-Ormeaux man who was in a coma but survived coronavirus asking people to follow the rules

A Dollard-des-Ormeaux man who was in a coma and survived the novel coronavirus wants to warn people about the dangers of COVID-19 and how easily it can spread.

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Coronavirus: Celebrities who have returned to work at the NHS amid Covid-19 crisis

The current coronavirus pandemic is a time like no other.

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‘We will have many body bags.’ WHO chief responds to Trump’s criticisms

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NHS staff clap for grandad who beat coronavirus - and video is making people cry

An 84-year-old grandad has beaten Covid-19, despite doctors saying he was "deteriorating" and was in "critical" condition.

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Man who approached people in Dumfries town centre hit with fine under police coronavirus powers

A man who refused to stop approaching people in Dumfries town centre is the first in the region to be given a £60 fine under new Covid-19 police powers.

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Coronavirus outbreak: WHO says data shows ‘more and more’ people under 50 are being sent to ICU

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Areema Nasreen - 'I cry every morning because I am so happy that I have finally realised my dream of becoming a nurse'... coronavirus tragedy of mum-of-three who was the 'loveliest person you could ever meet' - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - city Birmingham

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'I cry every morning because I am so happy that I have finally realised my dream of becoming a nurse'... coronavirus tragedy of mum-of-three who was the 'loveliest person you could ever meet'

Tributes have been paid to a nurse and mum-of-three who has died in hospital after contracting coronavirus.

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Without global action against coronavirus pandemic, 40 million could have died: report

If the world hadn’t taken action against the COVID-19 pandemic, most of the world would have become infected and 40 million lives could been lost, says a new report.

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Canadians who didn’t have a job even before coronavirus: what help can they get?

The coronavirus pandemic has attracted a historic response from the federal government, with Ottawa pledging around $200 billion to rescue the economy. But across the country, Canadians who already didn’t have a job when the pandemic struck are wondering what support, if any, they’ll be able to access.

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Advice for people with Asthma who are worried about coronavirus

More than four million people with Asthma are paying closer attention to their condition amid worries over the coronavirus epidemic a leading charity says.

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India to participate in WHO's solidarity trial, as numbers have increased: ICMR

New Delhi: India will soon participate in World Health Organization’s (WHO) ongoing 'solidarity trial' aimed at developing vaccines for covid-19, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) said on Friday. So far India didn’t volunteer as there weren’t enough numbers to participate in the trial, but now the number of covid-19 cases have rapidly increased in the country, India decided to go ahead with the decision.

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Osceola County Public Schools lay out digital learning plan, who will have access to school issued computers

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – On Thursday, schools in the Osceola County Public School system will begin loaning out laptops to parents whose students are in need of one to participate in distance digital learning. But the school Superintendent confirms they have a limited amount of laptops and WiFi hotpots to go around, and don't have enough to service the district's 6,900 students.

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Coronavirus outbreak: WHO sends message to young people “You’re not invincible”

WHO officials warned young people Friday that although they’re less likely to die from the novel coronavirus, they are still at risk of severe illness. “You’re not invincible,” said WHO Director-General Dr.

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Coronavirus outbreak: Trudeau concerned about retirees who may have lost their retirement savings

Speaking to reporters outside Rideau Cottage on Thursday morning, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his government is concerned with retirees who may have seen their retirement savings evaporated in the recent stock market tumult cause by COVID-19.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
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United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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