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Medical Council says science backs Sputnik use - Stabroek News
The Medical Council of Guyana on Saturday said the decision to use the Sputnik V vaccine to inoculate the populace against COVID-19 is supported by reassuring scientific data. The article Medical Council says science backs Sputnik use appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Nigeria: Covid-19 - Like Ebola, How Home Remedies' Consumptions Leave Nigerians With Sad Tales
[Premium Times] Dealing with cases like this, only information verified by authorities like Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), the World Health Organization(WHO), National Primary Health Care Development Agency, etc. are to be trusted.
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MIX & MATCH VAX
The Jamaican Government is keenly studying the prospect of administering different vaccine brands to inoculate persons against COVID-19, signalling the reversal of a previous declaration as the science evolves. Jamaica is still awaiting an official...
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Four more deaths, 250 new covid19 cases - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The country has recorded 250 new covid19 cases and four more deaths on Tuesday, taking the toll to 903 and total cases to 33,805. Even though the recent deaths pushed the toll passed the 900 mark, Tuesday's figure is recorded as the lowest number of deaths recorded in over two months. In its
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Africa: WHO Recommends Life-Saving Interleukin-6 Receptor Blockers for Covid-19
[WHO] The World Health Organization (WHO) has updated its patient care guidelines to include interleukin-6 receptor blockers, a class of medicines that are lifesaving in patients who are severely or critically ill with COVID-19, especially when administered alongside corticosteroids.
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Liberia: Covid-19 Vaccines in Short Supply in Liberia As Confirmed Cases Increase On a Daily Basis
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Liberians trooping to various health facilities and the Ministry of Health for vaccination against the coronavirus and those scheduled for the second shot are leaving in disappointment - there are no vaccines, the country has run out.
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Saint Lucia Records 2 New Cases Of COVID-19 - St. Lucia Times News
Press Release:-  Today, Wednesday, June 16, 2021, the Ministry of Health and Wellness received confirmation of 2 new cases of COVID-19 from the Ezra Long Laboratory. This is from a batch of 225 samples that were taken from June 12 to June 15. These samples were all processed on Tuesday, June
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Source: St. Lucia Times News Online - Breaking News & Daily News
Kenya's Covid-19 Infections Rise By 506, Positivity Rate of 6.9%
[Nation] Kenya has recorded 506 new Covid-19 cases from a sample size of 7,376 tested in the last 24 hours, marking a positivity rate of 6.9 per cent, a decrease from 7.9 per cent the previous day.
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COVID-19: Saint Lucia Records 4 New Cases - St. Lucia Times News
Press Release:-  Today Wednesday, June 30, 2021 the Ministry of Health and Wellness received confirmation from the Ezra Long Laboratory of 4 new cases of COVID-19. This is from a total of 265 samples taken during the period June 26, 2021 to June 29, 2021. These samples were processed on June
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Source: St. Lucia Times News Online - Breaking News & Daily News
Young promises all will be ready for borders reopening - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Stuart Young has given a commitment that all systems will ready and in place for the reopening of borders in two weeks. The borders will reopen from July 17 only to nationals and vaccinated non-nationals. Young spoke to the media at Piarco Interna
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THE CHANGE TAKES EFFECT JULY 1.
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Prime Minister tells unvaccinated to protect selves - Barbados Today
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is pleading with unvaccinated Barbadians “to do what is necessary” to protect themselves and their loved ones. Ms. Mottley made the comments today at the Grantley Adams International Airport, after Barbados received 30,000 doses of the Sinopharm vaccine and 32,000
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Euro soccer tournament under fire for helping spread COVID-19 - Stabroek News
(Reuters) - The Euro 2020 soccer tournament was yesterday blamed for a surge in coronavirus cases as fans have flocked to stadiums, bars and spectator zones across Europe to watch the action while the pandemic still
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Two women, one man latest COVID-19 fatalities - Stabroek News
Three more COVID-19 fatalities were yesterday reported with 90 new cases of the virus being recorded. The article Two women, one man latest COVID-19 fatalities appeared first on Stabroek News.
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FOLLOWING 15 RECOVERIES, THE TOTAL NUMBER OF ACTIVE CASES IS NOW 70.
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Covid-19 is serious business and has to be dealt with to protect and save the lives of all Guyanese - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, I’ve listened to the debate related to the recent batch of Sputnik Russian made vaccine. The article Covid-19 is serious business and has to be dealt with to protect and save the lives of all Guyanese appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Gadsby-Dolly thanks students, teachers, parents as SEA conducted successfully - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Minister of Education Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly said she had not received news of any challenges on Thursday ahead of the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) exams. In a statement, Gadsby-Dolly later said, “The Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) 2021 Examinations held today, Thursday July 1, 2021,
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Two more COVID-19 deaths, 15 additional cases
Jamaica has recorded two more COVID-19 deaths, pushing the tally to 1,096. The deceased are a 38-year-old woman from St Ann and a 62-year-old female from St James. The Ministry of Health says one of the deaths was previously under investigation....
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Donated medical equipment will enhance healthcare delivery on Nevis, says Health Minister | The Bajan Reporter
The medical equipment donated to the Alexandra Hospital for the Paediatric and Maternity wards will go a long way towards improving the delivery of healthcare on Nevis. 'I wanted to add my quota of thanks as the Premier of Nevis and on behalf of all the people of Nevis, not only our children but
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Sierra Leone Reimposes Curfew Amid Covid-19 Third Wave
[East African] Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio has reimposed a nationwide curfew as part of new measures aimed at curbing rising Covid-19 cases.
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Almost 10 000 SA teachers refuse to take Covid-19 jabs
"Nearly 10 000 personnel in the Gauteng education sector are, for one reason or the other, refusing to be vaccinated against the deadly virus.
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Liberia: 'No Plan for Lockdown Yet'
[New Republic] Liberia's Minister of Health, Dr. Wilhelmina Jallah has refuted information that the government is going to shortly lockdown the country because of the new wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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WATCH: MOH Partners With Pharmacies To Provide Free COVID-19 Vaccines - St. Lucia Times News
The Ministry of Health and Wellness has welcomed the partnership with pharmacies to make COVID-19 vaccines available to the public free of charge. More in this report from Fernelle
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MP Charles: PM's vaccine remarks a cuss to Caricom neighbour - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
NAPARIMA MP Rodney Charles has likened recent remarks by the Prime Minister in relation to the use of vaccines by Guyana as "cussing" TT's neighbours. Last Saturday during a media conference, Dr Rowley referred to a graph where he showed the only Caricom country to receive more covid19 vaccine
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Saint Lucia records one new case of COVID-19
FOLLOWING 12 RECOVERIES, THE TOTAL NUMBER OF ACTIVE CASES HAS BEEN REDUCED TO 84.
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Five deaths, 106 new covid cases - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The country has recorded five more covid19 deaths and 106 new covid19 cases. In its daily update on Sunday, the Ministry of Health also said active cases have decreased from the previous day by 222 to 8,274. The country has had a total of 30,619 cases since its first case on March 12, 2020.
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Stop hijacking vaccines exports, scientists warn
Aids Healthcare Foundation: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 23 June 2021: Like pirates on high seas, developed nations are curtailing essential supply of COVID-19 vaccines to African nations; with the continent receiving less than 2% of the total 773 million worldwide-administered doses of COVID-19
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Fauci ‘Quite Concerned’ Over Delta Covid Variant In US – The Wilmington Journal
WASHINGTON — Anthony Fauci, White House chief medical adviser, said on June 30 that the highly contagious Delta variant of the coronavirus is the greatest threat to the United States’ attempt to eradicate Covid-19. The head [...]
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COVID-19: More than 60 000 South Africans have died of the disease
A further 38 people died of COVID-19, pushing SA’s death toll to 60 038 to date. Gauteng recorded 69% of the 12 222 new cases identified in the country.
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Tanzania: Govt Warns of Third Wave of Covid-19 Infections
[Daily News] The government yesterday warned of a possible eruption of the third wave of Covid-19 infections, calling on citizens to stick to guidelines and all advised preventive measures.
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