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Covid-19 news: Medical supply donations begin to arrive in India
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Latest coronavirus news as of 4.30pm on 22 April
The 314,835 new cases reported by India on Thursday is the highest daily rate ever in any country
India reported 314,835 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, the highest daily number reported by any country since the pandemic began. According to the
New York Times, the previous record was 300,669, reported by the US on 8 January. The true number of cases could be 20 to 30 times higher than the reported figures, meaning up to 9 million people are being infected in India every day. Last week, Gautam Menon at Ashoka University in India told
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Latest coronavirus news as of 5pm on 21 April
Research shows vaccines are working well at preventing hospital admissions in UK
Further encouraging results have emerged on the effectiveness of the coronavirus vaccines used in the UK. Only 32 people have been admitted to hospital with covid-19 more than three weeks after receiving at least one dose of either the Pfizer/BioNTech or Oxford/AstraZeneca jabs, a study has found. The research, which looked at more than 74,000 hospital admissions between September and early March, found that nearly 2000 of these people had received a covid-19 vaccine. But for the vast majority of these, the vaccine would not have had time to kick in, as the three weeks thought necessary for maximum immunity to develop had not elapsed.