WHO: Janga la UVIKO- 19 halijaisha na ulimwengu unapaswa kutarajia “aina hatari zaidi ya virusi” kuibuka
“UVIKO 19 bado ni hatari ikiwa “83% ya wakazi wa Afrika bado hawajapokea dozi ya kwanza ya chanjo,” Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus WHO
Tag: Omicron
Habari njema, maambukizi mapya ya UVIKO 19 yaanza kupungua duniani kote
Janga la UVIKO-19 limeanza kupungua kote duniani wiki hii baada ya miezi mitatu na nusu ya ongezeko la maambukizo.
Idadi ya waliofariki kutokana na virusi vya corona nchini India imepita 500,000
Taarifa ya kila siku kutoka kwa wizara ya afya imeonyesha idadi ya walioaga ikifikia 500,055 na ongezeko la vifo 1,072 katika saa 24 zilizopita.
WHO: Idadi ya visa vya UVIKO 19 yapungua barani Afrika
Visa vya UVIKO-19 na idadi ya vifo imepungua kwa mara ya kwanza tangu wimbi la nne kuripotiwa
The rich are getting even wealthier
“Inequality at such pace and scale is happening by choice, not chance…,” “Not only have our economic structures made all of us less safe against this pandemic, they are actively enabling those who are already extremely rich and powerful to exploit this crisis for their own profit.” Gabriela Bucher, Oxfam’s executive director,
COVID-19 cases registered worldwide passes 300 million
WHO says Omicron should not be categorized as mild, as it “is hospitalizing people and it is killing people”.
Why antibodies aren’t the only defense against Omicron – Explainer.
The most potent kinds of antibodies, known as “neutralizing,” are like chewing gum sticking to the business end of a key, stopping it from unlocking a door.
Botswana’s President tests positive for COVID-19
Vice President Slumber Tsogwane will replace the president until further notice.
Inequitable Vaccine Distribution is “Failure for Humanity”
“We have often said that as long as vaccine inequity persists, the more opportunity the virus has to spread and mutate in ways no one can prevent”
Canada to lift ban on foreign travelers from 10 African countries
“It is expected the sheer number of (Omicron) cases could inundate the health system in a very short period of time,” said Chief Public Health Officer Theresa Tam
