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Print When coronavirus cases surged in December and she feared for the health care workers she knew, Encinitas Friends of the Arts President Naimeh Woodward found solace through art. She brought together four other artists to create decorative banners thanking frontline workers — hospital staff, mail carriers, grocery story clerks and firefighters — who were helping keep the community safe. This week, their five new banner designs started appearing along some of the city’s busier roadways...

16,657 beneficiaries from Revenue, Police departments, pourakarmikas and others identified for immunisation in second phase

Central Florida frontline couple receives free Super Bowl tickets Nurse, firefighter among 7,500 frontline workers attending big game Sunday Tags:  TAMPA, Fla. – As two of the 7,500 frontline workers the NFL is rewarding with free tickets to Super Bowl LV, Deb and Eric Robinson said they’re very excited. Deb Robinson, a registered nurse, wore her custom Halifax Health football jersey before hitting the road to Tampa on Saturday. Deb Robinson drove with her husband, Eric, a lieutenant with ...

Washington, D.C. Gets its First Vegan Doughnut Shop Don’t walk, run, to Washington, D.C.’s first all-vegan doughnut shop, Donut Run. The pop-up turned storefront has prompted socially distanced lines around the block each morning since its inception. Founded in 2016 as a pop-up and inspired by Southern California’s The Donuttery, the shop’s husband and wife team, Shawn Petersen and Nicole Dao, have finally launched their brick-and-...

Dr Anila Naseer died at the MH Hospital after several days on the ventilator 

The ministry said 12 states reported vaccination activity on Sunday--Assam, Bihar, Gujarat, Haryana, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Manipur, Odisha, Rajasthan, Tripura and Uttarakhand.

New Delhi [India], February 7 (ANI): The number of healthcare and frontline workers vaccinated on Sunday against COVID-19 has crossed the 58 lakh mark on day 23 of the countrywide COVID-19 vaccination program.

A senior health ministry official told ET, “The number is less than expected but it is an on-going process and the states are updating the numbers continuously. The portal has been kept open and the states have been asked to register frontline workers on Co-WIN continuously.”

Dartmouth's Trevor Souza drives a tanker transporting oil between New Bedford and Providence. He is one of the SouthCoast's frontline heroes.

Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan reviewed the status and progress as drive vaccinations crossed 56 lakh mark on Saturday.