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U.S. Cases at 6-Day Low; India Infections Surge: Virus Update Bloomberg 2 hrs ago (Bloomberg) -- British Prime Minister Boris Johnson government defended his trip to India this month even as infections there surge. France imposed new quarantine measures for travelers in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Frank-Walter Steinmeier attended memorials in Berlin to mourn the death of nearly 80,000 victims. Pfizer Inc. will increase supplies of its Covid-19 vaccine for Japan by the end of September, the country’s vaccine czar said. South Africa’s health regulator asked the govern...

Fauci Says U.S. ‘Precarious’; Turkey Breaks Record: Virus Update Bloomberg 2 hrs ago The U.S. is “in somewhat of a precarious position” with a seven-day average of more than 60,000 new Covid-19 infections per day, though vaccinations will bring the number down, said Anthony Fauci, President Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser. He also said a decision on how to resume vaccinating Americans with the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus shot will probably come by Friday. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer said the outbreak in her hard-hit state may be easing, though she worries demand for the...

Students were yet again not mentioned in a Covid press conference yesterday, as Boris Johnson confirmed pubs would be reopening next Monday. The government had previously said a decision would be made on the return to campus over Easter, but one Vice-Chancellor, calling the omission “frustrating”, said “the reality is students have been pushed aside to open pubs!” UWE boss Steve West said universities had been led to expect a decision over the Easter weekend, rather than at the end of the Easter holidays, and added “I hope that we won’t have to wait much longer to provide clarity ...

Schools across South Holland are preparing to welcome pupils back into classrooms within two weeks.

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