[ad_1] THE NUMBER OF people hospitalized with Covid-19 across the country has fallen again, after reaching its lowest point this year yesterday. According to the latest data from the HSE daily operations website, there were 255 people being treated for Covid-19 at the hospital at 8pm last night. It represents a drop of 272 people … Read more
[ad_1] A public health expert is concerned that there is a “slight upward trend” in the coronavirus numbers. However, UCC professor Gerry Killeen said the number of cases was expected to rise to 761 yesterday due to an accumulation of swabs. Last night, 18 more deaths were confirmed and 63 people with Covid-19 were being … Read more
[ad_1] The National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet) reported another 18 deaths and 761 new cases of the virus in the state on Wednesday. There have now been a total of 4,705 Covid-19-related deaths and 236,600 confirmed cases here since the pandemic began. Eleven of the reported deaths occurred in March, while the remaining seven … Read more
[ad_1] Clashes between Belgian police and a large crowd in one of Brussels’ largest parks have left several people injured after revelers gathered for an unauthorized event despite Covid-19 restrictions. Brussels police spokeswoman Ilse Van de keere said 22 people were arrested and several policemen were injured. He said eight people were injured, including two … Read more
[ad_1] A Co Kildare doctor who was suspended by the Medical Council after he failed to refer patients for Covid-19 testing is alleged to have told a patient with chest discomfort that his symptoms were caused by his mask. facial, according to a Superior Court ruling. Superior Court Judge Mary Irvine last month granted a … Read more
[ad_1] Dutch opposition parties filed a no-confidence motion against Acting Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Thursday, accusing him of lying in public about what he had discussed in private during cabinet-building talks, posing the greatest challenge to his leadership. in a decade. utte was the clear winner of the March 17 parliamentary elections that were … Read more
[ad_1] A RAPE victim has said she is “upset and dismayed” after local businessmen gave “enthusiastic” character references in support of her attacker after he was convicted. Last month, Conor McQuaid (26) was jailed for six and a half years for raping the woman in Kerry three years ago. He denied the allegations, but was … Read more
[ad_1] Travelers coming from the United States and EU member states will not yet be subject to mandatory hotel quarantine. The Health Department has announced the extension of the mandatory hotel quarantine to 26 countries and states instead of the 43 that had been raised earlier in the week. A major dispute had broken out … Read more
[ad_1] Travelers coming from the United States and EU member states will not yet be subject to mandatory hotel quarantine. The Health Department has announced the extension of the mandatory hotel quarantine to 26 countries and states instead of the 43 that had been raised earlier in the week. A major dispute had broken out … Read more
[ad_1] A SUSPENDED doctor inflicted a “barrage of nonsense” on a patient claiming that Covid-19 was a hoax, the High Court has heard. r Gerard Waters (71) had pamphlets in the waiting room of his office with the title “No pandemic is killing us” and he told the patient that the State and the Government … Read more