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South Korea and Thailand report record infections; South Africa registers 8,929 new cases - Vimarsana News

South Korea and Thailand report record infections; South Africa registers 8,929 new cases

South Korea and Thailand report record infections; South Africa registers 8,929 new cases Bloomberg South Africa registered 8,929 new Covid-19 cases, bringing the cumulative total to 2,311,232. A further 596 Covid-19-related deaths were reported, taking total deaths to 67,676. A total of 5,558,378 people have been vaccinated. © Copyright (c) Daily Maverick , All Rights Reserved © Provided by Daily Maverick South Korea and Thailand reported record infections. Japan’s top Covid-19 adviser said new cases in Tokyo, where the Olympics start this week, could hit a record in ea...

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J&J Jab Against Delta; Record Korean, Thai Cases: Virus Update - Vimarsana News

J&J Jab Against Delta; Record Korean, Thai Cases: Virus Update

WHO’s Vaccination Target; Covid Surges Across Asia: Virus Update Bloomberg 1 hr ago Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- Covid-19 can be beaten if 70% of every nation’s population is vaccinated by mid-2022, World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said as he called for a massive global inoculation drive. “The pandemic will end when the world chooses to end it,” he said. The virus continued its rampage through Asia, as South Korea and Thailand reported record infections and Japan’s top coronavirus adviser said cases in Tokyo could hit a new hig...

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South Korea and Thailand report record infections; Sout... - Vimarsana News

South Korea and Thailand report record infections; Sout...

Key Developments: Vaccine Tracker: More than 3.67 billion doses administered J&J shot raises fewer antibodies against delta in study Singapore curbs gatherings as local cases hit record What’s a “Pingdemic” and why is the U.K. having one?  Fan-free Olympics leaves 1 million hotel cancellations Chinese City Imposes Mandatory Tests  Nanjing, the capital of eastern Jiangsu province, now requires Covid tests for people leaving the city after Nanjing airport found nine positive samples from workers on Tuesday. The airport has cancelled flights, put relevant staff under centralized quaranti...

Thailand to add ICU beds after reporting record Covid19 tally' 2,070 cases confirmed on Friday (April 23) - Vimarsana News

Thailand to add ICU beds after reporting record Covid19 tally' 2,070 cases confirmed on Friday (April 23)

A health worker walks in front of peoples line up for the coronavirus test in Bangkok, Thailand, Friday, April 23, 2021. Thailand’s health authorities announced Friday they have confirmed just over 2000 new COVID-19 cases, a new daily record that brings the country's total to 50,183. - AP * Thailand reports record 2,070 coronavirus cases on Friday * Based on daily rate of 1,500 cases, ICUs risk becoming full soon BANGKOK, April 23 (Reuters): Thailand needs to add more intensive care unit (ICU) beds at hospitals to tackle an influx of Covid-19 patients, an official said on Friday, as the cou...

TS hits new high in daily cases, fatalities - Vimarsana News

TS hits new high in daily cases, fatalities

TS hits new high in daily cases, fatalities Updated: Updated: 5,093 new infections, 15 deaths recorded on Saturday Share Article 5,093 new infections, 15 deaths recorded on Saturday Telangana has hit yet another peak in new COVID-19 infections with 5,093 cases being detected on Saturday. For the State, which has been crossing one grim milestone after another during the second wave of the pandemic, this is the first time that the 5,000-mark has been breached since the outbreak. Following detection of a high number of cases, Health department officials said the cases will increase further, ind...