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In pictures: Joyous Holy Week celebrations around the world

The week began with Palm Sunday, where mass at the Vatican was celebrated by Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square the day after he was discharged from the Agostino Gemelli University Hospital in Rome, where the Vatican said he was treated for bronchitis

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Covid Surge: Taking Boosters May Not be Helpful Due to Weak Scientific Evidence, Says Former CSIR Chief

Covid surge: Boosters not helpful weak scientific evidence former CSIR chief; leading biologist Shekhar Mande irrespective booster status use masks follow social distancing avoid crowded places maintain proper ventilation; former CSIR chief Shekhar Mande surge in Covid cases due to new variant; Covid19 Covid19 booster shot Covid19 vaccination Council for Scientific and Industrial Research social distancing Covid19 variants health; boosters against Covid19 not too helpful weak scientific evidence top up shots leading biologist Shekhar Mande; latest news on news18.com; Himani Chandna

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The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell

float a law and significant lacks educational value, that's how the administration of florida governor ron desantis describes a new college level course for high school students on african american studies. it's already being thought and 60 eye schools nationwide as a first test. the curriculum was development for a decade, endorsing the class, the chair of the house or department say that the course presents a solid understanding of how african americans ship america, its history, laws, institutions, culture and arts and even the current practice of american democracy, which sharpens all knowledge about learning. according to ron desantis in the state department of education, of course, cultivated for ten years about scholars and experts is not a nor historically accurate. so my ask use of what specifically is wrong with the ap african american studies class, according to ron desantis and his administration, which would be a fair question. the associated press reports,

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Officials end indoor mask mandate in Portsmouth, NH

Officials in Portsmouth have rescinded the city’s directive that required masks in public indoor places.

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Milton's Northside Intermediate School to transition to virtual learning | Coronavirus

Milton's Northside Intermediate School will transition to virtual instruction Thursday, Dec. 16, following an COVID-19 outbreak at the school.

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Experts' Advice Clears Up Mask Use Confusion

The CDC did not ''lift

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CDC Says Fully Vaccinated People Can Drop Their Masks

CDC Says Fully Vaccinated People Can Drop Their Masks
Understanding the big changes brought by the new guidance — and what the exceptions may be
by Michelle Crouch, AARP, May 14, 2021
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If you are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, you may stop wearing a mask and social distancing in most settings, including at crowded indoor and outdoor events, according to new guidance issued Thursday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
It is a big step toward a return to pre-pandemic life, and one that may take some getting used to for weary Americans who have been covering their faces and living with restrictions for more than a year.

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PM requests mask use amid coronavirus threats

Tuesday, 07:02, 27/04/2021
VOV.VN - Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has asked localities and people to stay highly vigilant and strictly follow the Ministry of Health’s COVID-19 recommendations, including donning face masks, amid coronavirus threats in the community.
Wearing face masks is made compulsory in public places as a new coronavirus outbreak is likely to occur in Vietnam.
It’s hard to implement the ongoing dual goal of epidemic prevention and economic recovery if another coronavirus outbreak occurs, Chinh told a meeting in Hanoi on April 26, pointing to the fact the COVID-19 pandemic is evolving in a complicated manner in the world, especially in neighbouring countries.

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Mask must even at home? Experts say it's meant for those with infected family member

Express News Service
NEW DELHI: The government on Monday asked everyone to start wearing masks even inside homes in the wake of a ferocious second wave of Covid pandemic in India, but doctors and experts say that there should be some clear context in which this needs to be followed.
“If there is Covid positive case in the family, it is very important that the person wears a mask even indoors because the virus can spread to others at home,” Niti Aayog Member (Health) V K Paul, who also heads the national Covid task force, had said in a press briefing by the Union Health Ministry on Covid status in India.

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Minta Aurel Hermansyah Gunakan Test Pack dan Dijadikan Konten, Atta Halilintar Malah Tuai Pujian

Minta Aurel Hermansyah Gunakan Test Pack dan Dijadikan Konten, Atta Halilintar Malah Tuai Pujian
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