Covid-19

This is the next step in our plan to safely reopen, and to stay safely open, says PM Morrison

Doctors will impart training, awareness to students

Low attendance reported amid strict implementation of SOPs

Public sector schools asked to submit list of students

FIA has started to track down and arrest suspects following NCOC’s directives; suspects arrested from all major cities

The actor stars in ‘Mumbai Diaries 26/11’, which she says is ‘a tribute to frontline workers’

Another seven lose battle to coronavirus in Rawalpindi

As of September 14, mainland China had recorded 95,413 confirmed cases

Ban on cinemas and contact sports remains in place

Private, public educational institutions had been closed on Sept 6 amid surging virus cases

The new facility is expected to produce 30 million vaccine doses annually starting from April 2022

Report confirms drastically low Covid risk after vaccination

Largest vaccination facility of Rawalpindi is situated close to Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium

The Lancet report concluded that booster doses are not appropriate at this stage despite Delta threat

Resumption come after warnings that prolonged school closures were worsening inequities for millions of children

Federal city becomes first to acheive milestone; other cities urged to accelerate administration of second Covid jab

200,000 patients visited hospital's OPDs as compared to 1.4 million patients last year

FM Kofod thanks Qureshi on evacuation of Danish citizens from Kabul

Forum says NADRA’s Form B will be required for registration purpose

Citizens aged between 15 and 18 can get vaccinated from September 13, says NCOC

NCOC says those awaiting their second dose do not need to wait for SMS from 1166

Moderna's vaccine was 95% effective at preventing hospitalization compared with 80% for Pfizer, 60% for J&J

A lockdown for Queensland would be another blow to Australia's $1.5 trillion economy

We could end this pandemic as soon as our leaders seriously want to end it.

Businesses continued to struggle in August with staff shortages and supply chain problems

Entries made in record without administration of vaccine

Residents who had been fully vaccinated with a shot approved by the WHO could return as of Sep 12

The politician took to her Instagram stories to call the guard a ‘hero’

The death toll since the outbreak of the pandemic reaches 7,073.

Citizens queuing for jabs flout SOPs while health staffers neglect own guidelines

The infection rate in the district climbs to 13.85 per cent.

Beds have been added at facilities, hospitals are working to ensure ample supplies of oxygen

Elderly woman had only received one dose of Sinovac vaccine, says son

Study says severe illness didn't occur in fully vaccinated patients without underlying health conditions

With Actemra in short supply, it may be replaced by Baricitinib and Tofacitinib

Finnish driver will miss this weekend’s race, his team Alfa Romeo announced

About 1.7 million people in Auckland, the nation's largest city, have been in strict level 4 lockdown since mid-August

Transporters say if the administration makes a uniform policy, they are ready to implement it

Problem of a broken system is that we don’t have facts to win an argument

2024 Games chief Thobois says organisers would be as ready as possible to face challenges

Doses to arrive in time to assist Pakistani government in mitigating the fourth Covid-19 wave, says US embassy

Funding will focus on manufacturers of inputs used in vaccine production, facilities that package vaccine vials

State governments say their vaccination programmes are being hindered by a lack of supply of Pfizer vaccine

Provincial education minister urges people to stay home, protect themselves

NCOC says vaccine made obligatory for any service

1,588 new infections were reported from across province

New guidelines allow immunocompromised individuals aged between 12 and 17 to receive the Pfizer shot

32-year-old Belarusian finds it "bizarre" that proof of vaccinations is compulsory for fans but not for players

Vendors, shopkeepers reluctant to inject ‘foreign drug’ as Covid lurks in busy streets, bazaars

Prime Minister Scott Morrison told parliament Australians ultimately needed to be released from lockdowns