Tuesday, February 7, 2023
Latest COVID-19 News
Up to 100 million additional doses of any eventual Covid-19 vaccines will be secured for delivery to poorer countries in 2021, health groups announced Tuesday, as the virus showed no … Read More
Paris is edging closer to becoming a deep red zone for coronavirus infections. The French capital has at least 250 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, and 100 cases per 100,000 are … Read More
India is expected within weeks to overtake the United States for having the largest number of coronavirus cases. The government however is unlikely to reimpose restrictions, after its earlier lockdown … Read More
Since the spring, the border between the United States and Canada has been closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This closure impacts the lives of hundreds of thousands of American patients, … Read More
Bordeaux was relatively spared by the first wave of coronavirus that hit France in spring, but now the disease is spreading fast, especially among people over 75. The city is … Read More
The Netherlands has tightened social restrictions amid a second wave of coronavirus cases. FRANCE 24 correspondent Stephanie van den Berg reports the measures include limits on the number of people … Read More
Uber has been granted the right to resume operating in London, despite what a judge described as ‘historical failures.’ The ride-sharing platform had faced scrunity over safety protocols and its … Read More
With the coronavirus’s second wave crashing down on France, nightlife in the capital is set to ebb: Starting Monday night, bars in Paris will be forced to close at 10pm. … Read More
The massive #explosion of a stockpile of ammonium nitrate at #Beirut port on August 4 killed more than 190 people, wounded thousands more and ravaged buildings in surrounding residential neighbourhoods. … Read More
The Covid-19 pandemic has been tough and lonely for many but it has been particularly challenging for binational couples who have been separated by travel restrictions.
