Randy Narvaez worked at King Soopers grocery store in Denver, Colorado, before he died in May from the coronavirus. Prior to his death, Narvaez posted on Facebook about how people needed to wear masks when out in public. “He was super vocal about it, so pissed off that customers coming into the store he felt…
July 02, 2020 00:02 IST Updated: July 02, 2020 01:17 IST July 02, 2020 00:02 IST Updated: July 02, 2020 01:17 IST Even partially effective vaccines will be in demand, but the safety aspect is paramount India’s first indigenous COVID-19 vaccine (COVAXIN) developed by a Hyderabad-based company in collaboration with the ICMR is all set…
Monte Large, a co-owner of Houston’s popular Axelrad bar, believes Texas was too quick to reopen businesses in May. The reopening, and a lack of mandatory mask policies could be partially responsible for the recent surge in cases, he said.Axelrad spent its savings, and then a government grant, to keep paying staff during the first closure. The…
Governments are trying to “manage the perception” about coronavirus infections and give a sense that the problem is not as bad as it is, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on Wednesday, asserting that it is important to accept the problem and fight it.Mr. Gandhi, on Doctor’s Day, expressed solidarity with health workers and described them…
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TIMBUKTU, Mali (AP) — Harandane Toure started taking malaria pills when he first spiked a fever but as the days passed his illness only worsened.Doctors ultimately told him he was among the hundreds now infected with the coronavirus in this town long fabled for being inaccessible from the rest of the world.There are no commercial…
A dozen bar owners in Texas are suing Governor Greg Abbott and the state’s alcohol commission, alleging a recent executive order from Abbott that forced bars to close has unfairly singled them out and may lead to their doom. The lawsuit comes as Texas is seeing a surge in coronavirus cases this month. Texas was…
Will the traditional whistle go obsolete in a post Covid world? (Getty Images) Sport’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic could evolve further as the appeal for electronic whistles for referees increases.The electronic whistle, which works by pushing a button, is being touted as a safe alternative to the normal product, which still releases a lot…
Australia’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak has overlooked the fact the majority of Indigenous Australians live in urban areas, according to an expert report, which found some families could not even access basic items like hand sanitiser.Key points:The Government was warned the current system has “blind spots” that could lead to greater risksThe report warned…
Full speed ahead — Early trial data suggests that vaccine is safe, but efficacy still unclear. Beth Mole – Jun 30, 2020 6:35 pm UTC Enlarge / Chinese President Xi Jinping learns about the progress on a COVID-19 vaccine during his visit to the Academy of Military Medical Sciences in Beijing on March 2, 2020.…
