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Academia 4 years ago
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Quarantine hotels: When opportunity meets with opportunism
It is not a stretch to say that the government's mandatory quarantine policy is helping to mitigate the pandemic's impacts on the hotel industry, but instead of paying it forward, some quarantine hotels have adopted a profit-oriented approach.
National 5 years ago
Experts press for consistency, honesty in applying new COVID-19 protocols
The country's epidemiologists have urged the government to act beyond updating the jargon and ensure consistent and stringent application of the updated protocols, including revising the COVID-19 death toll.
Sports 5 years ago
German league issues guidelines on fans' return to stadiums
The return of supporters to German stadiums next season took a step closer on Wednesday as the 36 clubs in the Bundesliga's top two tiers received guidelines on how to keep spectators safe from infection amid the coronavirus pandemic.
World 5 years ago
New WHO guidance calls for more evidence on airborne transmission
In its latest transmission guidance, the WHO acknowledged that some outbreak reports related to indoor crowded spaces have suggested the possibility of aerosol transmission, such as during choir practice, in restaurants or in fitness classes.
World 5 years ago
WHO acknowledges 'evidence emerging' of airborne spread of COVID-19
An open letter to the Geneva-based agency, published on Monday in the Clinical Infectious Diseases journal, 239 scientists in 32 countries outlined evidence that they say shows floating virus particles can infect people who breathe them in. Because those smaller exhaled particles can linger in the air, the scientists are urging WHO to update its guidance.
