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World 5 years ago
New Zealand reports three new COVID-19 local cases, first since January
New Zealand's minister for COVID-19 response, Chris Hipkins, said the three cases were a couple and their daughter in Auckland, and that genomic testing was being conducted to see if the family's infection was linked to any highly infectious variants.
World 5 years ago
China reports no new local COVID-19 infection for first time in two months
The total number of COVID-19 cases rose slightly to 14 on Feb. 7 from 12 a day earlier, the National Health Commission said in a statement, but all were imported infections from overseas. Seven of the cases were in Shanghai, the rest in the southeastern Guangdong province.
World 5 years ago
Over 300 million Indians may have COVID-19: Government study
India has confirmed 10.8 million COVID-19 infections, the most anywhere outside the United States. But the survey, whose findings are much more conservative than a private one from last week, indicates India's actual cases may have crossed 300 million.
World 5 years ago
New Zealand may approve COVID-19 vaccine next week, start vaccinations mid-year
The recent community case, in a woman who returned to New Zealand on Dec. 30 and had tested positive for the South African strain of the virus after leaving a two-week mandatory quarantine, led Australia to immediately suspend a travel bubble with New Zealand for 72 hours.
National 5 years ago
Expert warns about reopening schools without COVID-19 vaccines for children
The upcoming vaccination program prioritizes recipients aged between 18 and 59 years old,while, those aged under 17 years will not receive the future COVID-19 vaccine although it is this age group who will be expected to return to school.
