The latest figures from Luxembourg show that 102 new cases of coronavirus were discovered over the last 24 hours.
On Tuesday, the Luxembourgish State and Luxair agreed on a “temporary loan of manpower” to avoid redundancies.
The president of the National Ethics Commission, Julie-Suzanne Bausch, spoke to our colleagues at RTL Radio on Tuesday morning. Bausch was first asked about the moral aspects of not wanting to get vaccinated against Covid-19. She explained that this represents an immensely complex issue, as one has to consider both human rights and protection. She concluded that there is no right answer to the question.
Between early May and 15 September, the Large Scale Testing procedures helped conduct 24,652 serological tests to monitor immune levels here in the country.
Despite a century of medical advances, more Americans have now died from Covid-19 than the number who succumbed to the 1918 flu pandemic, according to new data.
In Nicaragua, governed with an iron fist by Daniel Ortega, official coronavirus figures do not reflect the reality of a population scrambling to find oxygen tanks for stricken loved ones.
Construction sites across Melbourne were abruptly shuttered Tuesday after labourers rioted against new vaccination requirements in Australia’s second-largest city.
Vaccines were promoted as a silver bullet to end the pandemic, the path to finally beating Covid-19. But in Africa, they remain scarce, with access hampered by hoarding, export bans and empty promises.
The Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine is more effective when given as a two-dose regime, according to new data released by the company on Tuesday.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro told the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday that his government was against health passports but backed drives to vaccinate against Covid-19.
