COVID in Italy: 44,489 new cases, 148 more victims
ROME. KAZINFORM - There have been 44,489 new cases of COVID-19 in Italy in the last 24 hours, and 148 more victims of the virus, the health ministry said Tuesday, ANSA reports.
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ROME. KAZINFORM - There have been 44,489 new cases of COVID-19 in Italy in the last 24 hours, and 148 more victims of the virus, the health ministry said Tuesday, ANSA reports.
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CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - The Department of Health-Central Luzon (DOH-3) on Tuesday reminded the public to continuously practice health and safety measures against coronavirus disease (Covid-19) during the observance of Holy Week. DOH Regional Director Corazon Flores called on the people to be extra cautious in participating in Lenten activities, noting that the threat of Covid-19 remains. "Let us continue to practice the minimum public health standards amid the easing Covid-19 situation in the region," Flores said in an interview. To date, the seven provinces in the region --...
Over to the russian forces getting food, water and rights home to their families rather than acknowledging ukraine is resorting to giving citizens weapons to defend themselves, reports here are saying ukraine is giving weapons to convicts, psychopaths to run street battles on the street accused them of wreaking havoc and looting in kyiv. here in russia people in some cities defined the lock to protest the war saturday, 489 people were told in 35 cities were arrested, one woman in russia said i'm especially upset this is my country. the one who starts this is guilty. our country is guilty and t...
(File photo) MANILA - A mere 2 percent of the Covid-19 vaccines set to expire in July were procured by the government, according to the Department of Health (DOH) and the National Task Force Against Covid-19 (NTF). In a joint statement issued Monday night, the wasted shots were due to "supply chain inefficiencies or errors in dose administration," and are "far less than the 10 percent indicative wastage rate used by the World Health Organization in the planning and forecasting of vaccine supply needs". As of April 2, the Philippines has received 244,657,960 doses, with 142,...