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Most labs in Canada not fully able to detect Delta COVID-19 variant, experts warn

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Health experts: More testing, second doses needed for Canada to stay ahead of Delta COVID-19 variant

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Infections rising in Oldham's Covid hotspots as areas of Saddleworth and Shaw continue to suppress the virus

04.06 - 20:11

U.K. changes its vaccine strategy to combat COVID-19 Delta variant. Should Canada follow?

03.06 - 02:09

Maharashtra: Covid patients in rural areas to now pay lesser for treatment at private hospitals

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Australia: Next few days 'critical' as Victoria COVID-19 cluster swells

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Strategies to contain Covid spread in rural areas to be implemented: Haryana CM

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Woman gets back $1M lottery ticket she accidentally threw away - fox29.com - state Ohio - state Massachusets

25.05.2021 / 06:19

Woman gets back $1M lottery ticket she accidentally threw away

SOUTHWICK, Mass. (AP) - A Massachusetts woman who accidentally tossed out a $1 million lottery ticket eventually collected her winnings thanks to the kindness and honesty of the owners of the store where she bought it.Lea Rose Fiega bought the $30 Diamond Millions scratch-off ticket in March at the Lucky Stop convenience store in Southwick near were she works."I was in a hurry, on lunch break, and just scratched it real quick, and looked at it, and it didn't look like a winner, so I handed it over to them to throw away," she said Monday.RELATED: Ohio Vax-a-Million lottery: Nearly 2.8 million vaccinated residents sign up for a chance to win $1MThe ticket lay behind the counter for 10 days."One evening, I was going through the tickets from

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Mike Dewine - Ohio Vax-a-Million lottery: Nearly 2.8 million vaccinated residents sign up for a chance to win $1M - fox29.com - state Ohio - Columbus, state Ohio

25.05.2021 / 05:39

Ohio Vax-a-Million lottery: Nearly 2.8 million vaccinated residents sign up for a chance to win $1M

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio's governor says nearly 2.8 million residents have registered for Ohio’s Vax-a-Million vaccination incentive prize ahead of Wednesday's drawing. Gov. Mike DeWine says vaccinations have surged across demographic groups since he announced the incentive program. The lottery provides five $1 million prizes to adults and five full-ride college scholarships to children.

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Indore to set up COVID-19 Care Centre for children - livemint.com - India

25.05.2021 / 04:57

Indore to set up COVID-19 Care Centre for children

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Manitoba to get federal aid to battle COVID-19 surge as other provinces see success - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa - county Prairie

25.05.2021 / 04:57

Manitoba to get federal aid to battle COVID-19 surge as other provinces see success

COVID-19 hot spots on Monday while regions where the pandemic appeared to be loosening its grip continued to ease public health measures.Days after Manitoba requested additional federal help, Ottawa announced it would send health workers and other supports to the Prairie province, which is currently grappling with high positivity rates and overburdened intensive care units.The federal government said it would also provide medical staff through the Canadian Red Cross as well as military help, adding it was also prepared to deploy epidemiologists, lab technicians and other supports to respond to the province’s needs.“The human and health equipment resources we are providing will help to reduce the impact of this third wave of COVID-19

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No new community cases; 2 new cases of COVID-19 in managed isolation - health.govt.nz - Japan - New Zealand

25.05.2021 / 04:35

No new community cases; 2 new cases of COVID-19 in managed isolation

There are no new cases of COVID-19 to report in the community in New Zealand today.

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Alexa Maclean - Nova Scotians - Nova Scotians could get their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine sooner than expected - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 04:33

Nova Scotians could get their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine sooner than expected

Nova Scotia’s premier just got his first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine. With a dose of Pfizer fresh in his arm, he fielded questions on vaccine rollout and a possible reopening plan. Alexa MacLean has the details.

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Aaron Macarthur - B.C. hospitality industry prepares for relaxed COVID-19 restrictions - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 04:33

B.C. hospitality industry prepares for relaxed COVID-19 restrictions

B.C.’s restaurants, pubs and bars are hoping Tuesday’s announcement by the government will loosen restrictions even more than they were before the latest “circuit breaker”. Aaron McArthur reports.

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Callum Smith - New Brunswickers look forward to a summer with fewer COVID-19 restrictions - globalnews.ca - city New Brunswick

25.05.2021 / 04:33

New Brunswickers look forward to a summer with fewer COVID-19 restrictions

On this May long weekend, there’s a different mood in the air compared to last year. There’s a sense of optimism in New Brunswick as many look forward to the warmer weather – and eased COVID-19 restrictions. Callum Smith has the story.

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B.C. set to unveil plans to reopen province as COVID-19 circuit breaker ends - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 04:27

B.C. set to unveil plans to reopen province as COVID-19 circuit breaker ends

As of midnight Monday, B.C.’s COVID-19 circuit breaker restrictions will end, lifting the ban on indoor dining and group fitness activities. On Tuesday afternoon, the premier and health officials will lay out a plan to safely reopen the province over the next few months.

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COVID-19: Ontario pharmacies waiting on AstraZeneca vaccine shipments - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 04:27

COVID-19: Ontario pharmacies waiting on AstraZeneca vaccine shipments

AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine between March 10 and March 19 became eligible on Monday to book an appointment for their second shot.However, some expressed frustration with a lack of available bookings and vaccine supply.Last week, a spokesperson for the Ontario Ministry of Health told Global News around 100,000 people received their first dose of AstraZeneca during that time frame.There are approximately 55,000 doses in the province set to expire at the end of May.Ontario Pharmacists Association CEO Justin Bates said approximately 31,000 doses are located in community pharmacies.“We started the planning process about seven days go, working with the distributor to determine where all of the remaining 31,000 doses are located,” Bates told

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Jennifer Aniston - Matthew Perry - David Schwimmer - Matt Leblanc - Courteney Cox - Hbo Max - ‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry slammed for ‘bad taste’ with COVID merchandise - nypost.com

25.05.2021 / 04:21

‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry slammed for ‘bad taste’ with COVID merchandise

be any more vaccinated?”After he posted the image to Twitter and Instagram, fans called him out for blithely linking the reunion with vaccinations during the coronavirus pandemic, which has recorded more than 167 million cases and topped 3.4 million deaths worldwide. “Making money from a t-shirt relating to vaccines is in bad taste.

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US warns against travel to Japan, Sri Lanka due to COVID-19 concerns - livemint.com - Japan - India - Sri Lanka

25.05.2021 / 03:51

US warns against travel to Japan, Sri Lanka due to COVID-19 concerns

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Vancouver sneaky artist sketches ‘100 Faces for India’ - globalnews.ca - India - county Jay - city Durant, county Jay

25.05.2021 / 03:33

Vancouver sneaky artist sketches ‘100 Faces for India’

As India’s COVID-19 death toll surpasses 300,000, a Vancouver man is drawing on his sketching skills to raise money to help fight the crisis crippling the South Asian country.

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Covid-19: Guidelines for hospitality sector to be published - rte.ie - Ireland

25.05.2021 / 02:55

Covid-19: Guidelines for hospitality sector to be published

Guidelines for the reopening of the hospitality sector are expected to be published today.

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Donald Trump - Jen Psaki - ‘We need data’: White House supports probe into COVID-19 origin - fox29.com - China - city Wuhan, China - Washington - county White

25.05.2021 / 02:29

‘We need data’: White House supports probe into COVID-19 origin

WASHINGTON - The White House supports an independent investigation into the origin of COVID-19, press secretary Jen Psaki said, after the Wall Street Journal reported three Wuhan lab workers were sick and hospitalized months before the pandemic.The outlet reported the researchers were from China’s Wuhan Institute of Virology and fell ill in November 2019 according to an undisclosed U.S.

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United offering rewards members chance to win free flights for a year with COVID-19 vaccine card - fox29.com

25.05.2021 / 02:09

United offering rewards members chance to win free flights for a year with COVID-19 vaccine card

MileagePlus club and must have proof of being fully vaccinated for COVID-19. United Airlines announced it will pick five grand prize winners on July 1, and those who are selected will "receive one year of free travel to any of our global destinations in any class of service for themselves and one companion traveling with them," according to the sweepstakes website. An additional 30 winners will be randomly selected in June and will receive a free, round-trip flight to anywhere United flies. United Airlines plane 787.

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Ontario pharmacies waiting on more Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine doses - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 01:43

Ontario pharmacies waiting on more Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine doses

Many Ontarians tried to book appointments Monday for their second shot of AstraZeneca. Shallima Maharaj has the story.

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Tim Sargeant - Quebec wants more IT training programs to combat labour shortage - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 01:43

Quebec wants more IT training programs to combat labour shortage

Quebec’s labour minister is calling for training programs in the IT industry. Global’s Tim Sargeant has more on how the COVID-19 pandemic has played a role in an ongoing labour shortage.

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Medical, dating experts say COVID-19 vaccines becoming sought after designation for online dating - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 01:43

Medical, dating experts say COVID-19 vaccines becoming sought after designation for online dating

Dating can be a challenge at any time, but the pandemic appears to be making it more difficult. As Katherine Ward reports, with vaccines being rolled out on a wider scale the most attractive quality may be in people who have rolled up their sleeves.

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Keith Baldrey - B.C. reports 974 new COVID-19 cases over three previous days, 12 deaths - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 01:43

B.C. reports 974 new COVID-19 cases over three previous days, 12 deaths

B.C. health officials release a written statement with the three previous days’ COVID-19 numbers on Monday, May 24.

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Alberta reports 452 new COVID-19 cases, 7 additional deaths Monday - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 01:43

Alberta reports 452 new COVID-19 cases, 7 additional deaths Monday

COVID-19 on Monday, as well as seven additional deaths from the disease.Active cases of COVID-19 in Alberta now sit at 13,608.There are 569 people in hospital with COVID-19, 161 of whom are being treated in intensive care. Hospitalizations have decreased slightly from Sunday when a total of 581 people were being treated, 162 of whom in the ICU.

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I’m subject NL002-0060 and I’m dropping out of my COVID-19 vaccine trial - sciencemag.org - city Amsterdam

25.05.2021 / 01:23

I’m subject NL002-0060 and I’m dropping out of my COVID-19 vaccine trial

Martin EnserinkScience’s COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Heising-Simons Foundation.I’ve been wrestling with a dilemma the past few weeks: Do I stay in the COVID-19 vaccine trial I’ve been enrolled in for 4 months—and which I very much hope will be successful—or do I drop out, take an already proven vaccine, and protect myself sooner? It’s a question thousands of trial participants have faced over the past 6 months but that you don’t hear much about.I knew I might face this dilemma since 21 January, the day I drove to a behemoth academic center in the southeastern part of Amsterdam, my hometown, to enroll in the HERALD study, a large efficacy trial of a candidate COVID-19 vaccine produced by the company CureVac.

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Montreal seniors see their COVID-19 booster shot cancelled - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 01:07

Montreal seniors see their COVID-19 booster shot cancelled

The COVID-19 vaccination campaign is ramping up, but several seniors who went to get their second dose found out their appointments were cancelled in Montreal. As Global’s Phil Carpenter reports, they want to know why they weren’t notified.

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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus - ‘Scandalous inequity’: WHO says 75% of vaccines given out in just 10 countries - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 00:59

‘Scandalous inequity’: WHO says 75% of vaccines given out in just 10 countries

COVID-19 pandemic is being perpetuated by a “scandalous inequity” in vaccine distribution, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday as he set new targets for protecting people in the poorest countries.WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that no country should assume that it’s “out of the woods,” no matter its vaccination rate, as long as the SARS-CoV-2 virus and its variants spread elsewhere.

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COVID-19: Longueuil man arrested after police bust illegal gathering at gym - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 00:59

COVID-19: Longueuil man arrested after police bust illegal gathering at gym

COVID-19 restrictions remain in effect.Police spokesperson Mélanie Mercille said police had barricaded the underground gymnasium located on Kimber Boulevard last week.The suspect allegedly removed the barriers to enter the building, according to police.“We therefore proceeded to arrest the individual for obstruction and mischief,” Mercille said, adding that the man remains in custody.He is being questioned by investigators.Police say the suspect, who lives in Saint-Hubert, reportedly invited people online to the location.

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Scott Moe - COVID-19: Step Two of Sask. re-opening begins June 20 after 70% of those 30 and older vaccinated - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 00:59

COVID-19: Step Two of Sask. re-opening begins June 20 after 70% of those 30 and older vaccinated

Saskatchewan have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, meaning the province is on track to roll out Step Two of its three-step re-open roadmap.Step Two begins June 20, three weeks after Step One – May 30.“The reason we are able to do this, to lift these restrictions, is because Saskatchewan people are getting vaccinated,” said Scott Moe, Saskatchewan premier. COVID-19: 2nd dose vaccine booking eligibility expands “And the vaccines are working.

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Some New Brunswickers optimistic, hopeful for ‘much better’ summer - globalnews.ca - Canada - city New Brunswick

25.05.2021 / 00:59

Some New Brunswickers optimistic, hopeful for ‘much better’ summer

COVID-19 cases fall and vaccination rates climb. Tam hopeful for summer even as Canada’s COVID-19 death toll tops 25K Seth Wiggins also spent some time at the beach despite the wind and cool temperatures.“It is a little chilly, I should have brought my jacket,” he chuckles.

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Kirstie Alley slams media, government after reports Wuhan workers fell ill with coronavirus symptoms in 2019 - foxnews.com - China - city Wuhan, China

25.05.2021 / 00:19

Kirstie Alley slams media, government after reports Wuhan workers fell ill with coronavirus symptoms in 2019

Actress Kirstie Alley is up in arms about the media and government after reports the United States learned that several Wuhan lab researchers fell ill with coronavirus symptoms before the COVID-19 outbreak. "Seriously??? ‘It might be possible that COVID began in the Wuhan lab?’ .....

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Katie Price - Carl Woods - Katie Price says she wasn’t asked for negative Covid test at airport after holiday - ok.co.uk - Britain - Portugal

25.05.2021 / 00:11

Katie Price says she wasn’t asked for negative Covid test at airport after holiday

Katie Price has exposed improper Covid checks at Heathrow Airport after she claimed she wasn’t asked for a negative test following her holiday in Portugal.The TV personality, who recently celebrated her 43rd birthday with her husband-to-be, raised her concerns in a video message via her Instagram stories to share her experience with her 2.6 million followers online after landing in the UK.The former glamour model, 43, made the spur of the moment decision to visit the popular holiday destination with her fiancé Carl Woods, 31, after the government announced they had eased lockdown restrictions and allowed residents to travel outside of the boarders last week.The newly engaged couple, who are hoping to conceive a child on their 'baby-making

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COVID-19 cases drop sharply across US - cidrap.umn.edu - Washington - city Washington

24.05.2021 / 23:57

COVID-19 cases drop sharply across US

Across the country, rates of new COVID-19 cases are dropping to numbers not seen since last June.

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Robin Swann - Stephen Donnelly - Donnelly and Swann to meet over Covid-19 on island - rte.ie - Ireland

24.05.2021 / 23:45

Donnelly and Swann to meet over Covid-19 on island

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly intends to have a meeting with his Northern Ireland counterpart later this week to discuss the Covid-19 situation on the island.

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Tom Wolf - Pa to resume work-search rule for jobless benefits - fox29.com - state Pennsylvania - city Harrisburg, state Pennsylvania

24.05.2021 / 22:57

Pa to resume work-search rule for jobless benefits

HARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania will resume work search requirements in July for hundreds of thousands of people receiving unemployment compensation, a top Wolf administration official said Monday.Gov. Tom Wolf's acting labor and industry secretary, Jennifer Berrier, told a state House of Representatives committee hearing the requirement will resume July 18, meaning people claiming jobless benefits will have to search for work during the previous week.She also said a work registration requirement will resume in September.

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Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia set to deliver 2nd doses of COVID-19 vaccine ‘well ahead of schedule’ - globalnews.ca

24.05.2021 / 22:33

Nova Scotia set to deliver 2nd doses of COVID-19 vaccine ‘well ahead of schedule’

‘A good sign’: Nova Scotia reports 49 new COVID-19 cases, lowest number in a month Rankin expects everyone will have their first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine by mid-June, and they plan to open up second doses of the vaccine for healthcare workers and people in older age groups by late June.Currently, Nova Scotians aged 25 or older can now book an appointment to get their first shot of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine.“Feels great,” said Rankin of getting his first dose. “I’m feeling good.

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‘It’s dead in downtown Montreal’: Habs-Leafs series heating up, but no fans leaves big void - globalnews.ca

24.05.2021 / 22:33

‘It’s dead in downtown Montreal’: Habs-Leafs series heating up, but no fans leaves big void

Toronto and Montreal mayors place bet on outcome of Maple Leafs-Canadiens playoff seriesBut as Filosa points out, it can also be a detriment to the team in red, white and blue. After dealing with a COVID-19 outbreak, a rejigged schedule and a number of key injuries down the stretch, the Canadiens limped into the playoffs of the league’s 56-game campaign.“It’s a fan base that’s very involved, very engaged,” he said.

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Shared Health - More Manitobans with COVID-19 transferred to Ontario, 353 new cases Monday - globalnews.ca - county Day - Victoria, county Day

24.05.2021 / 22:33

More Manitobans with COVID-19 transferred to Ontario, 353 new cases Monday

Doctors Manitoba calls on province to develop and implement triage protocols amid ICU strain So far, 14 Manitobans have been sent to Ontario since May 18:There is no provincial bulletin for Monday’s numbers due to Victoria Day, however the provincial dashboard shows four additional deaths and 353 new cases of COVID-19.There are 318 people in hospital with the virus, 260 of whom have active COVID-19 infections. Additionally, there are 74 patients in ICUs, 55 of whom have active infections.Shared Health says there are a total of 119 patients in Manitoba ICUs, including patients receiving care for non-COVID related instances.

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Indian couple rent plane to avoid Covid restrictions for wedding - rte.ie - India - city Bangalore - city Amman

24.05.2021 / 22:15

Indian couple rent plane to avoid Covid restrictions for wedding

An Indian couple chartered a passenger jet to stage a mid-air wedding that hijacked coronavirus restrictions by taking more than 160 guests, according to reports.

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COVID-19 Scan for May 24, 2021 - cidrap.umn.edu

24.05.2021 / 22:08

COVID-19 Scan for May 24, 2021

Increased age and underlying medical conditions were associated with a greater likelihood for more severe COVID-19 infections in pregnant women, according to a study late last week in Clinical Infectious Diseases.The researchers used the Surveillance for Emerging Threats to Mother

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Low oxygen levels, shallow breathing tied to COVID death - cidrap.umn.edu - city Seattle - Washington - city Washington - city Chicago

24.05.2021 / 21:49

Low oxygen levels, shallow breathing tied to COVID death

A blood oxygen level below 92% and fast, shallow breathing were associated with significantly elevated death rates in a study of hospitalized COVID-19 patients, suggesting that people who test positive for the virus should watch for these signs at home, according to a study led by University of Washington at Seattle researchers.

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RBI Framework 2.0: SBI Card puts in place mechanism for COVID stress relief - livemint.com - city New Delhi - India

24.05.2021 / 21:31

RBI Framework 2.0: SBI Card puts in place mechanism for COVID stress relief

NEW DELHI : SBI Cards and Payment Services (SBI Card) on Monday said it has framed a COVID-19 related stress resolution mechanism in accordance with the RBI's recently announced relief measures.Pursuant to RBI's circular dated May 5, 2021, the company has framed the resolution framework 2.0 for COVID-19 related stress of individuals and small businesses, based on the tenets as enumerated in the central bank guidelines, SBI Card said in a regulatory filing."The policy covers norms on offering relief to stressed cardholders by means of resolution plans and the related provisioning and asset classification norms," it said.Earlier this month, the Reserve Bank came out with the Resolution Framework 2.0 under which individuals and small

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Privacy experts wary of covid directive - livemint.com - city New Delhi - India

24.05.2021 / 21:31

Privacy experts wary of covid directive

NEW DELHI : The Indian government’s efforts to remove mentions of an ‘Indian variant’ of the coronavirus from social media have raised concern among users and privacy experts. The directive has no legal ground, some experts said, while others contended that if platforms comply with the norms, thousands of posts that may not be offensive could be affected.The government, in a letter to social media companies last week, said the World Health Organization (WHO) had classified the variant as B.1.617.

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Arvind Kejriwal - Delhi to get 1st drive-through Covid vaccination centre at Dwarka - livemint.com - India - city Delhi

24.05.2021 / 21:31

Delhi to get 1st drive-through Covid vaccination centre at Dwarka

PTI report.Akash Healthcare has procured 30,000 doses of Covishield vaccine for the inoculation of the 18-44 age group at the centre.

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Beware of ‘out of pocket’ expenses in health policies - livemint.com - India

24.05.2021 / 21:31

Beware of ‘out of pocket’ expenses in health policies

What are out of pocket expenses?Out of pocket expenses are costs associated with an illness that you pay from your own pocket. They are not covered by your health insurance policy.

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Nova Scotia - ‘A good sign’: Nova Scotia reports 49 new COVID-19 cases, lowest number in a month - globalnews.ca

24.05.2021 / 21:13

‘A good sign’: Nova Scotia reports 49 new COVID-19 cases, lowest number in a month

‘These losses touch us all’: Nova Scotia reports five COVID-19-related deaths in last three days “The number of positive cases being reported today is lower,” said Strang in a release.“While that is a good sign, our testing numbers are also down today. Our testing centres are open, and I encourage those that are out to stop in and get tested.”Nova Scotia Health labs completed 4,364 tests on Sunday, the lowest number of new daily tests since April 19.A further 98 people have recovered from COVID-19 and the number of active cases in the province has fallen to 894.

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Humza Yousaf - Young Scots unable to register for Covid vaccine online due to spelling of their surnames - dailyrecord.co.uk - Ireland - Scotland - county Young

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24.05.2021 / 20:57

Young Scots unable to register for Covid vaccine online due to spelling of their surnames

Covid vaccine appointment online due to the spelling of their surname. Registration for the jab for adults aged between 18 to 29 opened up today as NHS Scotland’s rollout of the coronavirus vaccine continues.

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Katie Price - Katie Price stunned she 'wasn't asked for negative Covid test' after Portugal trip - mirror.co.uk - Britain - Portugal

24.05.2021 / 20:47

Katie Price stunned she 'wasn't asked for negative Covid test' after Portugal trip

Katie Price has blasted the Covid checks at Heathrow Airport after returning from a holiday to Portugal.

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Nova Scotia - COVID-19: 9 people rack up more than $21K in fines after house party in Cole Harbour - globalnews.ca - county Cole

24.05.2021 / 20:05

COVID-19: 9 people rack up more than $21K in fines after house party in Cole Harbour

COVID-19: N.S. food truck business fined after employees found not wearing masks Officers waited nearby for people to leave, and ended up issuing nine tickets under the Health Protection Act for breaking gathering limits.

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New Brunswick reports 15 new cases of COVID-19, including 1 at Fredericton school - globalnews.ca - region Fredericton - region Moncton

24.05.2021 / 20:05

New Brunswick reports 15 new cases of COVID-19, including 1 at Fredericton school

COVID-19: New Brunswick reporting 14 new cases, more than half in Fredericton region The other four cases are in Zone 1, the Moncton region, and are all people in their 20s. One case is a close contact of a previously reported case and the other three are under investigation.There are now 134 active cases of COVID-19 in the province.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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