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Have Pakistanis developed short-term immunity to COVID? - Vimarsana News

Have Pakistanis developed short-term immunity to COVID?

BA.2 is more transmissible than the more common BA.1 and more able to infect vaccinated people, according to a Danish study

Source: geo.tv
Omicron dominant in Switzerland, triple-jabbed in hospital - Vimarsana News

Omicron dominant in Switzerland, triple-jabbed in hospital

GENEVA, Switzerland -- Omicron is now the dominant coronavirus variant in Switzerland and has even caused triple-jabbed people to be admitted to hospital, officials said Tuesday. AFP File Photo Switzerland has one of the highest infection rates in continental Europe, with people in their 2

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Omicron dominant in Switzerland, triple-jabbed in hospital - Vimarsana News

Omicron dominant in Switzerland, triple-jabbed in hospital

Switzerland has one of the highest infection rates in continental Europe, with people in their 20s the most affected

Coronavirus: Omicron dominant in Switzerland, triple-jabbed in hospital - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus: Omicron dominant in Switzerland, triple-jabbed in hospital

Switzerland has one of the highest infection rates in continental Europe. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Is Pakistan's COVID-19 mortality rate much higher than global data? Here's a report - Vimarsana News

Is Pakistan's COVID-19 mortality rate much higher than global data? Here's a report

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and its deadly variants have caused havoc across the world. Some health experts have claimed that the virus has been less lethal among Asians. A global data has shown that Pakistan's mortality rate is far higher than in many regions, a local media report stated.  The COVID-19 mortality rate of Pakistan was 2.24 per cent against 1.97 per cent globally, DAWN reported citing a document of the country's National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC).