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AstraZeneca: Frühere Zweit-Impfung senkt Corona-Immunschutz
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New Delhi: India’s Federal Health Ministry has issued revised guidelines for home isolation for patients who have mild COVID-19 symptoms or are asymptomatic.
The new revised guidelines said: “Patients under home isolation will stand discharged and end isolation after at least 10 days have passed from onset of symptoms (or from date of sampling for asymptomatic cases) and no fever for 3 days. There is no need for testing after the home isolation period is over.”
As per the revised guidelines, the patient should be clinically assigned a mild/asymptomatic case by the treating Medical Officer. The asymptomatic cases are laboratory confirmed cases not experiencing any symptoms and having oxygen saturation at room air of more than 94 per cent.
Solidarity in the fight against COVID-19: German support for India
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A first transport plane with urgently needed goods flew to India on 1 May, carrying 120 ventilators as well as medicines to treat COVID‑19 patients. India is badly affected by the pandemic: the country is seeing over 300,000 new cases a day. Germany is providing support in this difficult situation.
For some days now, India has been registering more than 300,000 new cases of COVID‑19 a day. The healthcare system is under huge pressure: in particular, there is no secure supply of oxygen, which is vital for treating patients. India has therefore asked its partners for help. Germany and its partners are happy to comply with this request. On 1 May the Bundeswehr flew a first transport plane with 120 ventilators from the Federal Health Ministry’s stocks to New Delhi, which is especially badly hit by the pandemic. A mobile oxygen production facility will be flown out this week. Germany will also provide medic
Germany intends to inoculate all citizens by June
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April 27, 2021
MUNICH: German Health Minister Jens Spahn said on Thursday that he expected coronavirus vaccinations to be available for all those willing to be vaccinated in Germany by June at the latest. He told Germany s upper house of parliament that he assumes that we can lift the prioritisation in June. He said he would be happy if it were possible even earlier. Currently, half of people over 60 in Germany have already been vaccinated at least once, Spahn said, adding that the pace of vaccinations will pick up now, with the number of available vaccines and inclusion of distribution practices increasing. Currently, more than one in five in the population have received a first vaccination, and by the end of May, that figure will be one in three.
Germany intends to inoculate all citizens by June
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