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Why Indian administration is not taking any action on election rallies amid spread of Omicron strain in the country?

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3 mn readIndia has already started imposing restrictions amid rise in omicron strain cases while Covid is still in the air. Sudden rise in Covid cases per day is a worrying issue for administration and people. While states have again included partial lockdown during specific hours along with shut down of schools, colleges and theatres, National capital of the country, New Delhi is on yellow alert. Maximum omicron cases have been recorded in the city and is under high packed restrictions. According to Dr. Akanksha Ranawat, ‘We have yet again started Covid centres in AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) hospital keeping in mind the number of cases we are registering per day. Currently, we are monitoring the situation and all the new Covid patients are under our watch. So, there is no need to worry.’

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Delta To Snub Three More Cities as from January 9

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3 mn readAfter a year and a half of stagnation, the air travel industry is beginning to show signs of recovery. According to the Department of Transportation data (TSA), the number of passengers flying rose for the first time in 17+ months on December 12, where 2 million plus travelers passed through checkpoints; and some airlines are now reporting higher prices for tickets as more people fly.

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Is India about to face third wave of Covid-19 due to rise in Omicron cases?

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3 mn readNew variant of Covid-19 Omicron, has started escalating its cases in India, shortly after it was acknowledged by authorities of World Health Organization. Until now, 266M people worldwide have been infected by Corona Virus and nearly 5.2M have been killed. Omicron cases in India has reached over 20 cases in different states, including New Delhi, Gujarat, Maharashtra. The first two cases were reported in Karnataka, out of which one is a South African National. More likely, all the reported cases were travelling from out of India.

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India with second largest population in world is moving forward with more than 95 crore Indians vaccinated

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3 mn readInitially people in India were hesitant with the vaccination process and hardly turned up at centres, when it all started. People were not treating it as a life saving step but were reluctant about the minor side effects it showed on some individuals. But today, approximately 66% of the Indian population is vaccinated with single dose and are moving forward speedily, as per the official data. According to the Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan, around half of the 18+ Indian population of the country have received at least one dose of the vaccination. Adding on to his statement, he said, ‘23% of the Indian population under 18+ have been fully vaccinated with both the doses. And that it is all because of the hardwork some states put in during the drive.’

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India approves J&J as a 5th vaccine for emergency use and is considered a much needed addition to the vaccine options

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3 mn readIndia is about to face third wave of Covid and before such a situation, Johnson & Johnson vaccine has got approval by Drugs controller General of India (DCGI). As per the information, one of the senior officers confirmed it that the day America’s pharmaceutical company submitted application regarding emergency use of their vaccine in the country, DCGI approved it without showing any delay, keeping in mind the present and future circumstances.

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Most Taiwanese don’t trust the domestic MVC COVID-19 vaccine

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2 mn readOn 27 July the vaccine registration platform conceived by the government of the Republic of China, which colonized Taiwan, was reopened and the MVC vaccine was added as an option. According to the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC), the vaccine can cause rare side effects such as facial nerve paralysis and high eye pressure.

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People in India are opting for false RT PCR report to travel hill stations as it saves time

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3 mn readIndia just like other countries has not completely removed restrictions on moving freely place to place. In-spite of this, tourist places in the country especially hill stations are marking record number of visitors and are neglecting precautions like staying away from overcrowded areas, wearing no masks and carrying fake RT PCR reports.

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No Identity Card, No Vaccine

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3 mn readThe Government of Pakistan started the anti-Corona vaccination campaign a few months ago. Initially, the citizens above the age of 60 years were vaccinated and with the passage of time this age limit was dropped down to 40 years. In the latest policy statement shared by the Health and Information ministry, any one holding CNIC (Computerized National Identity Card) is eligible for the vaccination. In Pakistan, every citizen can apply for his/her national identity CNIC at the age of 18. This current policy created easy access for vaccination except those who do not have their CNIC.

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