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Taiwan Was A Covid Success Story In 2021. Now, It Has 80,000 A Day
Billed a COVID-19 success story as its economy boomed through the pandemic, Taiwan is now battling a record wave of infections as it eases restrictions that had kept outbreaks at bay to start life with the virus.
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Japan School Gets $27,000 Water Bill After Teacher Fills Swimming Pool
A Japanese school has been hit with a $27,000 water bill after a teacher in charge of pool maintenance left a tap on for months hoping to stop coronavirus infections.
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Who Left The Tap On? Japan Teacher In Hot Water Over $27,000 Pool Bill
A Japanese school has been hit with a $27,000 water bill after a teacher in charge of pool maintenance left a tap on for months hoping to stop coronavirus infections.
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Bill Gates Applauds Indian Manufacturers For Affordable Covid Vaccines
Billionaire philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has praised India for its vaccine-manufacturing prowess and applauded the efforts of the country's manufacturers for supplying affordable vaccines across the world.
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Vaccine Mandate> Rights? Why Germany's Jab Plan Faces This Tough Question
German lawmakers are due to debate introducing a bill making vaccination against COVID-19 mandatory. The idea is facing resistance from politicians as well as ordinary Germans.
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Austria Introduces Lottery To Encourage People To Get Vaccinated
Austria's conservative-led government said on Thursday it was introducing a national lottery to encourage holdouts to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, hours before parliament was due to pass a bill introducing a national vaccine mandate.
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Bill And Melinda Gates' Foundation Pledges $150 Million In Covid Fight
The Gates Foundation and British biomedical charity Wellcome on Tuesday pledged $150 million each in the fight against Covid-19 and to prepare for future pandemics.
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Lok Sabha Sees Marathon Debate On Covid, MPs Raise Concern Over Omicron
The Lok Sabha on Thursday saw a marathon debate on COVID-19 situation as Rajya Sabha passed a bill on dam safety.
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In Rare Cross-Party Unity, US Congress Averts Government Shutdown
The US Congress approved a stopgap funding bill Thursday in a rare show of cross-party unity to keep federal agencies running into 2022 and avert a costly holiday season government shutdown.
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More Than 10,000 Australians Want Compensation For Vaccine Side Effects
Australia's government may face a more than A$50 million ($37 million) bill related to its Covid-19 vaccination program, as thousands of people register for compensation for health issues related to their inoculations.
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"Testament To Innovation": Bill Gates Cheers India's 1 Billion Jabs Feat
Administering 1 billion doses of coronavirus vaccines is a testament to India's innovation and efforts of millions of health workers, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said today and congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the feat.
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Gates Foundation Commits $120 Million To Support Access To New Covid Pill
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on Wednesday announced an investment of up to $120 million in an effort to speed up low-income countries' access to a new anti-Covid drug.
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Tokyo Counts Cost Of $15 Billion Pandemic Olympics "Gamble"
Tokyo awoke to a huge bill and soaring coronavirus cases on Monday after pulling off a mid-pandemic Olympics that at times looked impossible.
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New York City Health Care Staff Must Vaccinate Or Be Weekly Tested
New York City will require public hospital workers to get vaccinated or take a weekly coronavirus test, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday as the metropolis faces an uptick in cases fueled by the Delta variant.
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Rolling Stones Restaurant Owned By Bassist Bill Wyman Shuts Due To Covid
Rolling Stones bass player Bill Wyman said Thursday has been forced to shut his London restaurant because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Taiwan Was A Covid Success Story In 2021. Now, It Has 80,000 A Day
Billed a COVID-19 success story as its economy boomed through the pandemic, Taiwan is now battling a record wave of infections as it eases restrictions that had kept outbreaks at bay to start life with the virus.
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Japan School Gets $27,000 Water Bill After Teacher Fills Swimming Pool
A Japanese school has been hit with a $27,000 water bill after a teacher in charge of pool maintenance left a tap on for months hoping to stop coronavirus infections.
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Who Left The Tap On? Japan Teacher In Hot Water Over $27,000 Pool Bill
A Japanese school has been hit with a $27,000 water bill after a teacher in charge of pool maintenance left a tap on for months hoping to stop coronavirus infections.
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Bill Gates Applauds Indian Manufacturers For Affordable Covid Vaccines
Billionaire philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has praised India for its vaccine-manufacturing prowess and applauded the efforts of the country's manufacturers for supplying affordable vaccines across the world.
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Vaccine Mandate> Rights? Why Germany's Jab Plan Faces This Tough Question
German lawmakers are due to debate introducing a bill making vaccination against COVID-19 mandatory. The idea is facing resistance from politicians as well as ordinary Germans.
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Austria Introduces Lottery To Encourage People To Get Vaccinated
Austria's conservative-led government said on Thursday it was introducing a national lottery to encourage holdouts to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, hours before parliament was due to pass a bill introducing a national vaccine mandate.
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Bill And Melinda Gates' Foundation Pledges $150 Million In Covid Fight
The Gates Foundation and British biomedical charity Wellcome on Tuesday pledged $150 million each in the fight against Covid-19 and to prepare for future pandemics.
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Lok Sabha Sees Marathon Debate On Covid, MPs Raise Concern Over Omicron
The Lok Sabha on Thursday saw a marathon debate on COVID-19 situation as Rajya Sabha passed a bill on dam safety.
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In Rare Cross-Party Unity, US Congress Averts Government Shutdown
The US Congress approved a stopgap funding bill Thursday in a rare show of cross-party unity to keep federal agencies running into 2022 and avert a costly holiday season government shutdown.
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More Than 10,000 Australians Want Compensation For Vaccine Side Effects
Australia's government may face a more than A$50 million ($37 million) bill related to its Covid-19 vaccination program, as thousands of people register for compensation for health issues related to their inoculations.
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"Testament To Innovation": Bill Gates Cheers India's 1 Billion Jabs Feat
Administering 1 billion doses of coronavirus vaccines is a testament to India's innovation and efforts of millions of health workers, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said today and congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the feat.
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Gates Foundation Commits $120 Million To Support Access To New Covid Pill
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on Wednesday announced an investment of up to $120 million in an effort to speed up low-income countries' access to a new anti-Covid drug.
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Tokyo Counts Cost Of $15 Billion Pandemic Olympics "Gamble"
Tokyo awoke to a huge bill and soaring coronavirus cases on Monday after pulling off a mid-pandemic Olympics that at times looked impossible.
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New York City Health Care Staff Must Vaccinate Or Be Weekly Tested
New York City will require public hospital workers to get vaccinated or take a weekly coronavirus test, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday as the metropolis faces an uptick in cases fueled by the Delta variant.
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Rolling Stones Restaurant Owned By Bassist Bill Wyman Shuts Due To Covid
Rolling Stones bass player Bill Wyman said Thursday has been forced to shut his London restaurant because of the coronavirus pandemic.
