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the world, i am allison caustic . ahead on cnn newsroom, relief still days away for many southwest customers as we enter day eight of the airline meltdown. i talked to an aviation expert about the federal ramifications there plus we have a live report on a deadly fire at a casino in cambodia. that has left seven people that. pope francis says pope benedict is very sick and asks for everyone's prayers, the latest from the vatican. we begin with what ukrainian officials are calling a massive missile attack on cities across the country. ukrainian air force says russia is attacking f...

Only reporting a handful of covid deaths for the entire month. but beijing says, look, everything is under control. yet we know that hospitals are overflowing with elderly patients and crematoriums across the country are overwhelmed. fever and cold medicine are scarce. the big concern from some countries like the u.s. is the lack of data from china that could help detach new variants. just eight, the global construction that maintains a database of covid sequences has said, however, that china has ramped up the amount of data in submitting. and, that all the genome sequences shared so far clos...

Hyderabad: The potential for new coronavirus variants to fuel a new wave of COVID infections remains a source of concern, according to the latest genetic sequencing data from the Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genomics Consortium (INSACOG) and GSAID, which shows that there are 568 Covid sequences under investigation in various genetic laboratories in India that contain both the Delta and