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Countries tighten restrictions, accelerate vaccine campaigns in response to new COVID-19 strains_GMW.cn - Vimarsana News

Countries tighten restrictions, accelerate vaccine campaigns in response to new COVID-19 strains_GMW.cn

2020-12-28 10:51   By: Xinhua   -- Several new COVID-19 strains have been reported recently in different parts of the world, including Britain, South Africa, Nigeria, Denmark, Italy, Iceland, the Netherlands, Germany, Canada, Australia and Japan. -- Faced with the new threat, countries around the world have tightened restrictive measures and accelerated the race for vaccines. -- Even if the virus has become a little bit more efficient in spreading, the virus can be stopped, says WHO. BEIJING, Dec. 27 (Xinhua) -- Countries around the world have...

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Covid virus will stay with us for next 10 years: BioNTech CEO - Vimarsana News

Covid virus will stay with us for next 10 years: BioNTech CEO

Ugur Sahin. London, Dec 26 (IANS) As the world grapples with the pandemic amid the origin of newer and potentially lethal strains, BioNTech CEO Ugur Sahin has said that the deadly virus is going to stay with us for the next decade at least. In a virtual press conference this week, Sahin spoke about the potential virus deadline when asked when life could return to normal. “We need a new definition of normal. The virus will stay with us for the next 10 years,” he told mediapersons. BioNTech’s vaccine, developed with the US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, has been authorised for use in more ...

Coronavirus cases in Norfolk rising in December | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus cases in Norfolk rising in December | Norwich Evening News

Coronavirus cases continue to rise across all areas of Norfolk. - Credit: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire Norfolk has reported its highest ever coronavirus rate, with the latest figures showing more than 250 cases per 100,000 people in the county for the first time. Public Health England data shows that 2,377 new cases were reported in the county in the seven days between December 17 and 23 – also a record high. That equates to 261.9 cases per 100,000 people, up from 170.3 in the previous seven-day period. The number of cases per capita has risen across all areas of Norfolk, though the country rema...

Before Boris makes ANOTHER life ruining announcement, here's 23 memes about the last one - Vimarsana News

Before Boris makes ANOTHER life ruining announcement, here's 23 memes about the last one

London is in Tier Four, the borders are closed, FTSE’s fallen by 33 billion and Christmas is cancelled. This country we call home has well and truly gone to shit and we can’t pretend we’re handling it “just as badly” as any other place right now… we’re so much worse. We’re the embarrassing family member. We’re literally the cousin that got too fucked on Christmas eve to make it to Christmas dinner. We’re throwing up in the toilet right now. We’ve missed out on the Quality Streets and the presents. It’s done.

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Coronavirus cases in Norfolk rising in December | Eastern Daily Press - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus cases in Norfolk rising in December | Eastern Daily Press

Coronavirus cases continue to rise across all areas of Norfolk. - Credit: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire Norfolk has reported its highest ever coronavirus rate, with the latest figures showing more than 250 cases per 100,000 people in the county for the first time. Public Health England data shows that 2,377 new cases were reported in the county in the seven days between December 17 and 23 – also a record high. That equates to 261.9 cases per 100,000 people, up from 170.3 in the previous seven-day period. The number of cases per capita has risen across all areas of Norfolk, though the country rema...