All Strange Things About India and world
By Adam Vaughan An NHS employee at a testing centre in Stone, UKCarl Recine/REUTERS An internet outage meant health officials were unable to trace and isolate the contacts of thousands…
By Alice Klein Australia is turning the corner on covid-19Credit: JAMES ROSS/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock The second wave of the coronavirus in Australia appears to be finally subsiding, but the country isn’t out…
LOS ANGELES— Shaking his first from the roof of an office building, contact tracer Calvin Rosen reportedly shouted “Damn you” Friday after losing track of the coronavirus after it caught…
Hyderabad, Underlining the importance of adequate testing for Covid-19, World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Chief Scientist Dr Soumya Swaminathan on Tuesday said that India’s testing rate is low, compared to other…
By Alice Klein Empty streets in Melbourne, Australia, where lockdown rules are in place to limit the spread of coronavirusDANIEL POCKETT/AAP/PA Images Australia was tantalisingly close to eliminating the coronavirus,…
The union health ministry has pulled up states for not undertaking “enough contact tracing”, saying that the lack of this exercise will defeat the aim of “trace, test and treat”…
HOUSTON: Researchers have developed a new, non-invasive strategy to use data from existing cellular wireless networks to pinpoint potential hotspots for increased Covid-19 spread, an advance that may help contain…
By Michael Le Page Saliva tests for the coronavirus would be easier to do than swab tests (pictured)Getty Images/iStock A town in the UK is about to start testing thousands…
By Michael Le Page Saliva tests for the coronavirus would be easier to do than swab tests (pictured)Getty Images/iStock A city in the UK is about to start testing thousands…
By Chris Stokel-Walker Pubs can reopen in England in JulyYellow Dog Productions/Getty Images England’s pubs can reopen on 4 July, UK prime minister Boris Johnson has announced, after they were…