[ad_1] Pandemic lockdowns and lack of opportunity drove 24-year-old drama school graduate Sarah Evans back to her family’s home in a small town in Wales. At the general store where he works, the subject of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the now California-based Duke and Duchess of Sussex, sparks heated …
Read More »COVID-19 scan for March 19, 2021
[ad_1] COVID-19 variant B117 strain has 67% higher risk of death, study finds For every 3 people who would have died from the previous dominant strains of SARS-CoV-2, 5 will die if infected with the worrying variant B117 (VOC), according to a UK study yesterday in Eurosurveillance. The researchers determined …
Read More »‘Rights violation’: UNICEF warns against detaining minors at NCR going outdoors amid rising COVID
[ad_1] Children buy ice cream from a vendor at the Marcial O. Rańola Commemorative School in the Guinobatan province of Albay on November 14, 2020. Jonathan Cellona, ABS-CBN News / Archive MANILA – On Friday, UNICEF warned against banning minors in Metro Manila from leaving their homes for 2 weeks …
Read More »Empower women in households and communities
[ad_1] Let me take a break from our regular housing and real estate theme, and dedicate this space to greeting and honoring all the women of the world, especially all the “Juanas”, in celebration of National Women’s Month. These are the women who lead and support us, not just as …
Read More »Vitamin D Reduces Risk Among Blacks
[ad_1] Vitamin D is believed to be anti-inflammatory. (Stock, Getty Images) Black people with high levels of vitamin D may be less likely to get the coronavirus, research suggests. The benefits of the so-called sun supplement have been debated since the outbreak emerged, and many experts are optimistic that the …
Read More »‘Things are desperate’: Brazil’s Covid intensive care units are almost all at max | Brazil
[ad_1] Brazil’s healthcare system has plunged into the most severe crisis in its history, with doctors overwhelmed and patients dying while waiting for intensive care beds as the country’s skeptical Covid president, Jair Bolsonaro, continued to reject calls for a shutdown that it would save lives. . As the daily …
Read More »The Philippines signs an agreement for 20 million doses of Moderna vaccine
[ad_1] A pharmacist holds up a vial of Moderna vaccine inside a Walmart store in West Haven, Connecticut, US, February 17 – Reuters / Mike Segar The Philippine government and the private sector have struck a deal with Moderna, Inc. for 20 million doses of its coronavirus vaccine, according to …
Read More »Duterte urges Filipinos to register for a national ID
[ad_1] Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, March 19) – President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday urged Filipinos to take advantage of the government’s national identification system. In a prerecorded speech during the ceremonial event, the country’s top leader asked the public to participate in the mass registration of the Philippine Identification System …
Read More »World Bank Launches Funding for COVID Vaccine for Poor Asian Nations | Coronavirus pandemic news
[ad_1] Afghanistan will receive $ 113 million, Bangladesh $ 500 million and $ 75 million for Nepal to vaccinate its populations against the pandemic. The World Bank has announced funding for Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Nepal to vaccinate their populations against COVID-19. Afghanistan will receive $ 113 million, including $ 60 …
Read More »Senator Supports Proposal to Prioritize NCR Residents for COVID-19 Vaccination Amid Rising Cases
[ad_1] Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, March 19) – Senator Joel Villanueva said on Friday that he supports the proposal to prioritize Metro Manila residents in the government’s COVID-19 vaccination program amid the continued increase in cases in the region. “We should be open to that proposal,” Villanueva told CNN Philippines. …
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