Several People Hospitalized As H3N2 Flu Dominates This Monsoon, Overtakes Covid Virus
H3N2 is the sole reason behind the 1968 pandemic that claimed nearly a million lives.
As Wine Prices ‘Collapse’, The EU Pays France €160 Million To Dispose Of Excess Wine
A number of variables, including the rise in popularity of craft beer, the housing crisis, and overproduction, have been cited as contributing to France's wine surplus. In some EU nations, wine consumption has decreased...
Maharashtra: 75-year-old Man Becomes First Covid Death In Months
Maharashtra has registered a Covid-19-related death, marking the first fatality in months.
Former Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar Under Scrutiny For Alleged Covid Scam
Kishori Pednekar, the former high-profile mayor of Mumbai is under scrutiny for her alleged involvement in a scam related to the procurement of body bags for Covid centres during the pandemic.
Social Media Applications Of Meta Went Down For Second Time In a Month’s Period In US
Just last month, the users of Facebook and Instagram faced such and outage. After two hours of the outage, Meta stated that services on its social media apps Facebook and Instagram were restored.
Daily Covid-Related Worrying Impacted Daydreams’ Quality More Than Night dreams’, Study Finds
The researchers analyzed more than 3000 reports of daydreams and night-dreams to come out with their findings
United States Report Claims No Direct Proof Covid Originated In China’s Wuhan Lab
Scientists in early 2020 generally dismissed the possibility of a lab leak
Study: Equitable Access To Vaccines Could Have Prevented More Than Half Of Global Covid Deaths
US have estimated 518,000 deaths could have been averted if the 20 countries in the study had received the vaccines at the same time.
Positive Covid Test Rates Increased By More Than 40% In China
The report came more than a month after the agency's last weekly surveillance report
Mumbai Records Eight New COVID-19 Cases, With Zero Deaths
The financial centre had four incidents on Monday but no fatalities.
