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Daily Covid cases rise by just 10% in a week - Vimarsana News

Daily Covid cases rise by just 10% in a week

Data showed 24,785 cases were recorded in the last 24 hours, up on last Thursday but slightly below yesterday's record high for the country of 26,389 infections.

Omicron hospital admissions 'THIRD lower than first wave', as gov adviser says it's no worse than flu - Vimarsana News

Omicron hospital admissions 'THIRD lower than first wave', as gov adviser says it's no worse than flu

OMICRON admissions are a third lower than in South Africa’s first Covid wave, boosting hopes it is milder.The first real-world study of 200,000 case

Chris Whitty calls for 'caution' over promising Covid hospitalisation data in South Africa - Vimarsana News

Chris Whitty calls for 'caution' over promising Covid hospitalisation data in South Africa

Professor Chris Whitty told a Downing Street press briefing this afternoon that lower hospitalisations seen in South Africa this wave would be expected, because its population have greater immunity.

Londoners with cold symptoms more likely to have Covid, says expert - Vimarsana News

Londoners with cold symptoms more likely to have Covid, says expert

Professor behind symptom tracker app says Omicron variant causes headaches, sore throat and runny nose

More hope from ground zero: Cases in Omicron-stricken South African province are FALLING - Vimarsana News

More hope from ground zero: Cases in Omicron-stricken South African province are FALLING

South Africa's weekly Covid surveillance report this morning revealed that cases fell in the epicentre of Gauteng province last week, in an early sign that the variant has peaked within a month.