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World 5 years ago
WHO blasts 'vaccine nationalism' in last-ditch push against hoarding
Nations that hoard possible COVID-19 vaccines while excluding others will deepen the pandemic, World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Tuesday, issuing a last-ditch call for countries to join a global vaccine pact.
World 5 years ago
Carefree youths fuel global rise in virus infections
As authorities lifted restrictions on gatherings after months of lockdown and summer holidays began in the northern hemisphere, bars and nightclubs have filled up with teens and young adults. And where venues are closed, young revelers are simply moving the party elsewhere -- to beaches, parks and streets which have become COVID-19 hotspots.
News 5 years ago
US lifts global health coronavirus travel advisory
The US State Department and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention on Thursday lifted global advisories recommending US citizens avoid all international travel because of the coronavirus pandemic, and instead issued a raft of high-level warnings for individual countries.
Business 5 years ago
2020 power usage expected to fall by 6 percent as business slumps
Indonesia’s electricity consumption this year is expected to fall by 6.25 percent from last year’s because of the ongoing global health crisis, which has dampened commerce in the country, the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry has said.
World 5 years ago
COVID-19 long-term toll signals billions in healthcare costs ahead
Britain's Department of Health and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are each leading national studies of COVID-19’s long-term impacts. An international panel of doctors will suggest standards for mid- and long-term care of recovered patients to the World Health Organization (WHO) in August.
