[ad_1] NEW DELHI: India reported a new variant of the coronavirus on Wednesday (March 24) as it struggled with the highest count of new infections and deaths in a single day this year. The variant, described by officials as a “double mutant,” has been found in more than 200 samples …
Read More »Greater Ease of Covid-19 Measures in Singapore: What You Need to Know, Health News and Highlights
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – More employees can return to their workplaces and larger-scale activities can be carried out from April as part of the easing of Covid-19 restrictions with the improvement of the situation in Singapore. Here’s a look at the restrictions that will be eased: 1. More employees can return …
Read More »Singapore tests distance dongles to track mix in meetings while looking ahead to host WEF
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: A business meeting in Singapore is using motion dongles to ensure participants keep their distance, as the country prepares to start hosting large events safely in the run-up to the World Economic Forum Special Annual Meeting ( WEF) in August. The pocket dongle, which uses Bluetooth technology, tracks …
Read More »Singapore made advance purchases of COVID-19 vaccines, including Sinovac
[ad_1] Singapore The COVID-19 multi-ministry task force was responding to a question about why Singapore received a shipment of the Sinovac vaccine before it was authorized for use here. A booth displaying Sinovac Biotech’s COVID-19 vaccine is seen in Beijing, China, on September 4, 2020. (File Photo: REUTERS / Tingshu …
Read More »Suez Canal blocked by a giant 400 meter long ship, causing at least 100 boats to pile up
[ad_1] CAIRO (BLOOMBERG) – Ships in the Suez Canal were diverted to an older canal on Wednesday (March 24) after a large container ship ran aground, blocking ships passing through one of the most important waterways in the world, said maritime sources and companies involved. The hull of the 400-meter-long …
Read More »Egypt’s Suez Canal: A History of the Key Route
[ad_1] CAIRO: Egypt’s Suez Canal, where frantic efforts were being made on Wednesday (March 24) to free a giant container ship, opened 150 years ago. READ: Suez Canal blocked by huge freighter Commercial Commercial It has been regularly expanded and modernized and today is capable of hosting some of the …
Read More »COVID-19: More Employees May Return to Workplace, No Split Teams Required Starting April 5
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: More employees can return to the workplace starting April 5 and split team arrangements will no longer be mandatory as Singapore eases some COVID-19 measures. The country will move from working from home as a default mode to a more “flexible and hybrid” form of work, Co-Chair of …
Read More »Malaysia and Singapore use blockchain technology for COVID-19 vaccination certificates
[ad_1] KUALA LUMPUR: COVID-19 Vaccination Digital Certificates in Malaysia and Singapore are secured by blockchain technology and come with a traceability feature that indicates the exact lot of the vaccine vial used for inoculation. Malaysian Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said this in a Facebook post on Tuesday …
Read More »Hong Kong and Macao suspend Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for ‘defective’ vials
[ad_1] HONG KONG: Hong Kong and Macao discontinued use of Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine on Wednesday (March 24) after being informed of a packaging issue affecting a batch of vials, while emphasizing that they did not they believed there was a security risk. The strike is the latest blow in efforts …
Read More »EU nations scold China’s envoys for retaliatory sanctions triggered by the Xinjiang issue, Europe News & Top Stories
[ad_1] PARIS (AFP) – France, Germany and other EU nations called on Chinese ambassadors on Tuesday (March 23) to protest the sanctions imposed by Beijing against its citizens, as China and Europe clashed over allegations of rights abuses. against the Uighur Muslim minority in China. France also reprimanded the Chinese …
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