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Covid-19 test offensive starts in Switzerland

Covid-19 test offensive starts in Switzerland Schools should carry out repeated tests using pooled saliva samples to improve prevention and detect outbreaks early. Keystone / Alexandra Wey Rapid Covid self-tests should be available by April 7 in Switzerland. These will be free for everyone, regardless of whether they have symptoms or not. This content was published on March 27, 2021 - 15:25 March 27, 2021 - 15:25 Keystone-SDA/SRF/ts/sm “We are working with the cantons and the pharmacies to make the appropriate preparations,” Health Minister Alain Berset told Swiss public radio on Saturday, noting that supplies could be short at the start, but that Switzerland is now “a week ahead of schedule”.

The Day - Tell The Day your pros and cons of working from home - News from southeastern Connecticut

Published March 04. 2021 5:28PM | Updated March 04. 2021 6:11PM As we approach the one-year anniversary of Connecticut s shelter-in-place order, many of us have been working from home for an entire year. If you ve been working from home, we d like to know what your experience has been like. Are there things you really like or dislike about working from home? Have you found any advantages to working from home? Are there more distractions at home than in your office space? Do you feel like your productivity has increased or decreased? Do you have any helpful tips for people who are still trying to perfect their work-from-home space or routine?

Minute s silence and church bells announced for Covid victims

Minute’s silence and church bells announced for Covid victims Activists light almost 9,200 candles outside parliament in Bern on February 21 to commemorate those who have died of Covid-19 in Switzerland Keystone / Peter Schneider Everyone in Switzerland has been invited to observe a minute’s silence on Friday for the more than 9,000 people who have died in connection with Covid-19. Afterwards, church bells will ring across the country. This content was published on March 3, 2021 - 17:16 March 3, 2021 - 17:16 Keystone-SDA/ts The national minute’s silence will take place at exactly 11.59am, the economics ministry said in a statementExternal link on Wednesday. At noon the three national churches will ring their church bells in joint commemoration.

Swiss Covid sniffer dogs being put to the test

Swiss Covid sniffer dogs being put to the test The army already trains dogs to sniff out explosives and drugs. © Keystone / Christian Beutler Three dogs are being trained to sniff out people infected with coronavirus in Switzerland. If successful, the canines could be used to detect outbreaks in schools, offices, events and other crowded places. This content was published on February 28, 2021 - 13:33 February 28, 2021 - 13:33 swissinfo.ch/mga Dogs are also being trained this way in other countries. In Germany, tests have found that they can perform this task with a 94% success rate. This is because Covid-19 causes human body cells to change their odour.

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