Sri Lankans shrugged off fears of the novel coronavirus and streamed into polling centres on Wednesday to elect a new parliament that President Gotabaya Rajapaksa hopes will clear the way for him to boost his powers. The tourism-dependent island nation of 21 million people has been struggling since deadly Islamist …
Read More »2836 New Cases Of Coronavirus, 1992 Cases Of Recovery Registered In Iraq Today
The Ministry of Health and Environment registered (1992) cases of coronavirus in Iraq today. The Ministry of Health said in a statement that ALghadeerTV received a copy that “(16813) samples were examined in all specialized laboratories in Iraq today. Thus, the total sum of the samples examined since the beginning …
Read More »Footballers to be shown red card if they deliberately cough at other players
Footballers could be sent off if they deliberately cough at an opponent under new rules issued during the coronavirus pandemic. Referees will be told that coughs aimed at the face of another player or an official can be deemed a red-card offence. The guidance has been announced by the International …
Read More »Teachers in car parades protest reopening U.S. schools while coronavirus lurks
Teachers and support staff at more than 35 school districts across the United States on Monday staged protests over plans to resume in-class instruction while COVID-19 is surging in many parts of the country. The protesters, who formed car caravans and attached signs and painted messages on their vehicles, demand …
Read More »Next big COVID-19 treatment may be manufactured antibodies
As the world awaits a COVID-19 vaccine, the next big advance in battling the pandemic could come from a class of biotech therapies widely used against cancer and other disorders – antibodies designed specifically to attack this new virus. The development of monoclonal antibodies to target the virus has been …
Read More »Dr. Birx says coronavirus is “extraordinarily widespread” in rural areas
Dr. Deborah Birx warned on Sunday that the coronavirus pandemic has entered “a new phase” in the U.S. and said the virus is “extraordinarily widespread” in rural areas that missed earlier waves. “What we are seeing today is different from March and April,” Birx, the White House coronavirus task force …
Read More »Top coronavirus advisor warns US in ‘new phase’ of pandemic
The United States has entered a “new phase” of the pandemic, White House coronavirus advisor Deborah Birx warned Sunday, with rural areas just as threatened as major cities. Birx, who heads the White House coronavirus task force, told CNN’s “State of the Union” that local virus mitigation procedures were starting …
Read More »Covid-19: 2225 recoveries and 2735 news cases in Iraq today
Iraq registered, on Monday, 2735 new cases and of Covid-19, as well as about 2225 recoveries and 66 fatalities in the past 24 hours. The Iraqi Ministry of Health and Environment said in a statement that, 13647 tests were performed today, The newly recovery cases were distributed as follows: Baghdad …
Read More »Debate begins for who’s first in line for COVID-19 vaccine
Who gets to be first in line for a COVID-19 vaccine? U.S. health authorities hope by late next month to have some draft guidance on how to ration initial doses, but it’s a vexing decision. “Not everybody’s going to like the answer,” Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes …
Read More »Coronavirus costs international tourism three times more than last financial crisis – UN
Tourism industry lost over $320bn due to COVID19 Before countries started to reopen for travelers, the tourism industry lost over a third of a trillion dollars in revenue as the pandemic brought travel to an almost complete halt, according to UN calculations. In the first five months of this year, …
Read More »2447 New Cases Of Coronavirus Registered In Iraq Today
The Ministry of Health and Environment announced the registration of 2,447 new cases of coronavirus in all of Iraq. The Ministry of Public Health, in a press release, indicated that (14399) samples were examined in all the specialized laboratories in Iraq today, thus the total number of samples examined since …
Read More »Coronavirus pandemic will be ‘lengthy’, World Health Organisation warns
The coronavirus pandemic is likely to be “lengthy,” the World Health Organisation has warned after its emergency committee met to evaluate the crisis six months after first declaring an international emergency. A “nuanced” approach to tackling Covid-19 is needed to reduce the risk of “response fatigue” as the diseases places …
Read More »Protesters march to Downing Street after UK govt widens mask-wearing orders (Videos)
Activists took to the streets of London a day after the UK cabinet expanded its guidelines for mandatory face coverings. The demonstration comes amid growing skepticism worldwide over the efficacy of such policies. A large group of demonstrators assembled in Hyde Park on Saturday, where they listened to speeches denouncing …
Read More »State of disaster: Victoria goes into lockdown; Melbourne under curfew
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has announced a state of disaster has been declared from 6pm on Sunday in addition to the state of emergency. Andrews announced 671 new cases of Covid-19 and seven deaths along with the new stage four restrictions. Metropolitan Melbourne has been put under a curfew from …
Read More »Thousands protest in Berlin against coronavirus restrictions
Thousands protested Germany’s coronavirus restrictions Saturday in a Berlin demonstration that insisted “the end of the pandemic” has arrived — a declaration that comes just as authorities are voicing increasing concerns about an uptick in new infections. With few masks insight, a dense crowd marched through downtown Berlin from the …
Read More »Russia plans mass vaccination against coronavirus from October, RIA reports
Russia is preparing to start a mass vaccination campaign against the novel coronavirus in October, Health Minister Mikhail Murashko said on Saturday, RIA news agency reported. The minister, who did not give details about the vaccine to be used, said doctors and teachers would be the first to be vaccinated. …
Read More »Overusing Hand Sanitizers With Methanol Could Have Deadly Consequences
Using hand sanitizer can help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, but overusing a product that contains methanol can cause serious health complications. The Food and Drug Administration warns people not to use more than 90 different hand sanitizers because tests revealed they contain methanol. Methanol is not an “acceptable …
Read More »Bleak atmosphere and empty streets… Baghdad in the first days of Eid al-Adha
Eid Al-Adha celebrations were overshadowed this year by the gloom of COVID-19 pandemic and the curfew imposed by the government to curb its spread. COVID-19 has stripped the Eid from the joy this year, especially for children who wait the entire year to enjoy the “swings” and other Eid games, …
Read More »3346 New Cases Of Coronavirus, 70 Deaths Registered In Iraq Today
The Ministry of Health announced the registration of 3346 new infections with coronavirus and 70 deaths in the country today. A statement by the Ministry of Health, received by AlghdeerTV, said that (17634) samples were examined in all specialized laboratories in Iraq today; Thus, the total samples examined since the …
Read More »U.S. records nearly 25,000 coronavirus deaths in July
U.S. coronavirus deaths rose by almost 25,000 in July and cases doubled in at least 18 states during the month, according to a Reuters tally, dealing a crushing blow to hopes of quickly reopening the economy. The United States has recorded nearly 1.8 million new cases in July out of …
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