Vietnamese couple on dog-adoption spree after authorities cull their pets over Covid-19 fears
LONG AN PROVINCE, Vietnam - Nguyen Thi Chi Em's face is red with laughter as she plays with seven rescue dogs, ...
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Cambodia Customs and Excise Department intensifies check on imported meat for Covid-19
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Canada approves world’s first plant-based Covid-19 vaccine
Medicago's vaccine on Thursday (Feb 24) became the world's first plant-based shot approved against Covid-19 after Health Canada cleared it ...
Covid-19 raises risk of mental health problems; new Omicron version not making people sicker in South Africa
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Thailand reports record 23,557 new Covid-19 cases
BANGKOK - Thailand reported on Thursday (Feb 24) a record daily increase of 23,557 new coronavirus infections, as the country ...
Italy will exit Covid-19 state of emergency on March 31, Draghi says
ROME - The Italian government will end the Covid-19 state of emergency on March 31, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi ...
South Korea prime minister calls for calm as Covid-19 cases hit new record
SEOUL - South Korea's prime minister on Wednesday (Feb 23) called on people not to panic about a major increase in ...
Covax Covid-19 vaccine supply outstrips demand for the first time
BRUSSELS/LONDON - The global project to share Covid-19 vaccines is struggling to place more than 300 million doses in the latest ...
Reinfections with Omicron subvariants are rare, Danish study finds
COPENHAGEN - Getting infected twice with two different Omicron coronavirus subvariants is possible, but rarely happens, a Danish study has ...
South Korea study: Omicron Covid-19 variant 75% less likely to kill than Delta
SEOUL - People infected with the Omicron coronavirus variant are nearly 75 per cent less likely to develop serious illness ...
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