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Maharashtra unlocks but experts warn not to take Covid-19 lightly

Following the approval of a five-level unlock plan for Maharashtra, medical experts warned people not to take Covid-19 lightly.

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120,000 workers vaccinated in preparation to lift first phase of Covid-19 restrictions

25 May 2021 - 17:56 File picture used for representation QNA Doha: The Ministry of Public Health announced that more than 120,000 workers have received the COVID-19 vaccination in preparation to lift the first phase of restrictions related to the pandemic. During previous weeks, the National COVID-19 Vaccination Program focused on giving priority for members of the basic working groups, regardless of age, and supporting the process of booking appointments, as a unit has been allocated to organize vaccination appointments. Senior Consultant Emergency Medicine at HMC and lead of the COVID-19 vaccination appointment unit Dr Khalid Abdulnoor said that the Ministry recently announced its four-stage plan for the gradual lifting of restrictions, noting that it aims to support the safe implementation of the plan, it was important to protect the working group on the front lines and vaccinate them against COVID-19.

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Breathe India Initiative launched in Karnataka

Breathe India Initiative launched in Karnataka Breathe India Initiative launched in Karnataka 20 May 2021 | News The initiative is run by Covid India Campaign The Breathe India Initiative run by Covid India Campaign was recently launched in Karnataka. Deputy Chief Minister of Karnataka Dr Ashwath Narayan took part in the inauguration where he dedicated machines, patient monitors and other medical equipment and supplies to the society in the presence of ADGP Reserve Police Alok Kumar. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Narayan thanked the organisers for coming together in such a short time and supporting six centres. He said, “We thank Covid India Campaign for supporting the state government of Karnataka in this time of need by launching the Breathe India initiative and the seven community oxygen centres across the state. This initiative has been instrumental in easing the need for oxygen in the hospitals and augmenting the entire healthcare system in the state”

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University of Glasgow: MAJOR LONG COVID STUDY LAUNCHED IN SCOTLAND

A major new COVID-19 study is being launched in Scotland to understand the long-term health of people who have had COVID-19.Led by the University of Glasgow, in collaboration with Public Health Scotland and the NHS in Scotland, and funded by the Scot

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