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Universal Coronavirus Vaccine? New Jab Targets Even Unknown Threats
Researchers have made a new coronavirus vaccine that could also protect against viruses we haven't found yet, to stop future pandemics.
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UK Parliamentarian Who Travelled On Train With Covid Faces Suspension
Margaret Ferrier undertook the train journey in September 2020 in the early stages of the pandemic.
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Amid Millions Of New Infections, China Learns To Live With Covid
Mask-wearing Beijing and Shanghai commuters crowded subway trains on Monday as China's two biggest cities edged closer to living with COVID-19 even as frontline medical workers scrambled to cope with millions of new infections.
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Sony Sees Profit Rise on Music, Films; Says People Playing Less Games as COVID-19 Restrictions Decrease
Sony reported a 3 percent increase in profit for the second quarter, as the company continues to deal with challenges posed by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and a waning interest in video games. Sales for the last quarter rose 2 percent to JPY 2.31 trillion (roughly Rs. 37,45,00,000 crore) aided by strong demand for Sony’s music and movie ope...
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Maharashtra Court Asks State If Banning Unvaccinated People From Local Trains Justified
A bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice MS Karnik said that, at present, the rate of coronavirus infections was not as high as it was in 2020 and 2021.
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Ban On Local Trains For Unvaccinated Is In Public Interest: Maharashtra To High Court
The prohibition on travel by local trains in Mumbai by those who are not fully vaccinated against coronavirus is legal and "reasonable", the Maharashtra government told the Bombay High Court on Thursday.
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Delhi Buses, Metro To Run At Full Capacity, "Superspreader" Concern Cited
Delhi will enforce weekend lockdown as COVID-19 cases continue to rise under the shadow of the Omicron threat. The government has asked people not to panic as buses and metro trains will run at 100 per cent capacity.
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Delhi Metro To Run At 50% Seating Capacity; No Standing Commuters Allowed
Delhi Metro trains shall now run with only 50 per cent seating capacity with no provision for standing for commuters in view of the latest restrictions imposed by DDMA authorities due to rise in coronavirus cases, officials said on Tuesday.
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"Explosive" If Unvaccinated People Use Buses, Trains: Team Thackeray
The Maharashtra government told Bombay High Court on Wednesday that allowing non-vaccinated people to mix with others by using public transport will endanger the lives of others, and invite "explosive transmission" of the coronavirus and its variants
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Manchester United Reopen Training Ground After Covid Outbreak
Manchester United on Tuesday reopened their Carrington training ground following a coronavirus outbreak that forced the postponement of two Premier League matches.
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Aubameyang Stripped Of Arsenal Captaincy Following Disciplinary Breach
According to The Athletic, Aubameyang returned later than agreed from a personal trip to France last week, which subsequently forced him to miss training due to the need to pass coronavirus protocols.
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Unvaccinated Canada Workers To Be Put On Unpaid Leave Under New Mandate
Canada will place unvaccinated federal employees on unpaid leave and require COVID-19 shots for air, train and ship passengers, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Wednesday, as he unveiled one of the world's strictest vaccine mandate policies.
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Indian Man In Canada Develops Web System To Limit Covid Misinformation
The team has leveraged its two-stage neural reranking architecture for search which they augmented with a label prediction system trained to discern correct from dubious and incorrect information.
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Paralympic Triathlete Who Helped Spain Fight Covid Wins Gold
During Spain's tough lockdowns, Paralympic triathlon champion Susana Rodriguez trained furiously at home and helped fight the coronavirus in her job as a doctor.
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Railways Suffered Rs 36,000 Crore Loss During Pandemic: Union Minister
Union minister Raosaheb Danve on Sunday said the Railways has suffered losses to the tune of Rs 36,000 crore during the coronavirus pandemic, and termed goods trains as the real revenue generators for the national transporter.
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Universal Coronavirus Vaccine? New Jab Targets Even Unknown Threats
Researchers have made a new coronavirus vaccine that could also protect against viruses we haven't found yet, to stop future pandemics.
-
UK Parliamentarian Who Travelled On Train With Covid Faces Suspension
Margaret Ferrier undertook the train journey in September 2020 in the early stages of the pandemic.
-
Amid Millions Of New Infections, China Learns To Live With Covid
Mask-wearing Beijing and Shanghai commuters crowded subway trains on Monday as China's two biggest cities edged closer to living with COVID-19 even as frontline medical workers scrambled to cope with millions of new infections.
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Sony Sees Profit Rise on Music, Films; Says People Playing Less Games as COVID-19 Restrictions Decrease
Sony reported a 3 percent increase in profit for the second quarter, as the company continues to deal with challenges posed by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and a waning interest in video games. Sales for the last quarter rose 2 percent to JPY 2.31 trillion (roughly Rs. 37,45,00,000 crore) aided by strong demand for Sony’s music and movie ope...
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Maharashtra Court Asks State If Banning Unvaccinated People From Local Trains Justified
A bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice MS Karnik said that, at present, the rate of coronavirus infections was not as high as it was in 2020 and 2021.
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Ban On Local Trains For Unvaccinated Is In Public Interest: Maharashtra To High Court
The prohibition on travel by local trains in Mumbai by those who are not fully vaccinated against coronavirus is legal and "reasonable", the Maharashtra government told the Bombay High Court on Thursday.
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Delhi Buses, Metro To Run At Full Capacity, "Superspreader" Concern Cited
Delhi will enforce weekend lockdown as COVID-19 cases continue to rise under the shadow of the Omicron threat. The government has asked people not to panic as buses and metro trains will run at 100 per cent capacity.
-
Delhi Metro To Run At 50% Seating Capacity; No Standing Commuters Allowed
Delhi Metro trains shall now run with only 50 per cent seating capacity with no provision for standing for commuters in view of the latest restrictions imposed by DDMA authorities due to rise in coronavirus cases, officials said on Tuesday.
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"Explosive" If Unvaccinated People Use Buses, Trains: Team Thackeray
The Maharashtra government told Bombay High Court on Wednesday that allowing non-vaccinated people to mix with others by using public transport will endanger the lives of others, and invite "explosive transmission" of the coronavirus and its variants
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Manchester United Reopen Training Ground After Covid Outbreak
Manchester United on Tuesday reopened their Carrington training ground following a coronavirus outbreak that forced the postponement of two Premier League matches.
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Aubameyang Stripped Of Arsenal Captaincy Following Disciplinary Breach
According to The Athletic, Aubameyang returned later than agreed from a personal trip to France last week, which subsequently forced him to miss training due to the need to pass coronavirus protocols.
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Unvaccinated Canada Workers To Be Put On Unpaid Leave Under New Mandate
Canada will place unvaccinated federal employees on unpaid leave and require COVID-19 shots for air, train and ship passengers, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Wednesday, as he unveiled one of the world's strictest vaccine mandate policies.
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Indian Man In Canada Develops Web System To Limit Covid Misinformation
The team has leveraged its two-stage neural reranking architecture for search which they augmented with a label prediction system trained to discern correct from dubious and incorrect information.
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Paralympic Triathlete Who Helped Spain Fight Covid Wins Gold
During Spain's tough lockdowns, Paralympic triathlon champion Susana Rodriguez trained furiously at home and helped fight the coronavirus in her job as a doctor.
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Railways Suffered Rs 36,000 Crore Loss During Pandemic: Union Minister
Union minister Raosaheb Danve on Sunday said the Railways has suffered losses to the tune of Rs 36,000 crore during the coronavirus pandemic, and termed goods trains as the real revenue generators for the national transporter.
