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‘Covid has spread like wildfire’: 703 aged care homes across Australia battle fresh outbreaks

Most homes experiencing case spikes are in NSW, as experts say slow booster shot rollout and lack of ventilation may be contributing

The Guardian - AU

Thirteen people die with COVID-19 in South Australia, state records 2,401 new cases

Thirteen people with COVID-19 die in South Australia, the highest number since the start of the pandemic.

ABC News

China’s Covid blame game fizzles over infection-by-mail theory

BEIJING: Ever since Chinese President Xi Jinping’s government quashed a Covid-19 outbreak in the central city of Wuhan roughly two years ago, it has repeatedly sought to blame virus outbreaks on foreign sources. The latest target is international mail.

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People needing cancer care sleep on pavement in Bengaluru as they await Covid result

BENGALURU: Hundreds of people seeking treatment for cancer at state-run Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology in Bengaluru have been forced to spend a day or two sleeping on pavements on the premises as they await Covid RT-PCR test results.

The Times of India

Coronavirus updates | January 26, 2022

The number of reported COVID-19 cases from India crosses the 4-crore mark.

The Hindu

In a first, Indore sees more recoveries than new Covid cases

INDORE: For the first time in the third wave, recoveries outnumbered new Covid infections on Monday night.

The Times of India

Las 'fiestas COVID' propagan el virus a propósito. Eso es una 'ruleta rusa', advierten los médicos

KANSAS CITY, Misuri— ¿Estás pensando en exponerte intencionalmente al coronavirus?

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Covid cases starting to flatline at high levels, scientists warn

Infections rising among children and ‘might now spill over back’ into adults, keeping case rates high for weeks to come, says expert behind major UK study

The Independent UK

Covid deaths in Maharashtra vault to 86. Weekend numbers added: Official

MUMBAI: The state added a steep 86 deaths, the highest in 110 days since October 6 (90), on Tuesday. So far in the third Covid wave, the state had reported a maximum of 53 deaths on January 18. A day after a drop in cases, the state also recorded a…

The Times of India

Recoveries top Covid cases after a month; 12 dead in Pune

PUNE: The number of people recovering from Covid-19 infection (11,638) exceeded fresh cases (10,981) after a gap of 28 days in the Pune Metropolitan Region on Tuesday. Besides, 12 more patients succumbed to the infection in the region in the last 24 hours.

The Times of India

Covid deaths lowest among those with hybrid immunity: Maharashtra analysis

PUNE: The death rate in those with hybrid immunity — natural infection followed by vaccination — is the lowest among all Covid casualties, an analysis by the state’s Medical Education and Drug Department (MEDD) has shown.

The Times of India

Pandemic hits tricolour sales in Jaipur

JAIPUR: The pandemic has taken a toll on the sale of flags during Republic day. Prior to Covid, wholesalers used to sell 1.5 lakh tricolour but now the sale has dipped due to the lockdown and closure of educational institutions.

The Times of India

Jaipur: Third Covid wave affects 21-30 age group the most instead of kids

JAIPUR: The state health department figures so far have proved the experts wrong who believed that the third Covid wave would affect children the most.

The Times of India

‘Perfect storm’: fears for WA homeless people as data reveals low Covid vaccination rate

Exclusive: Homeless Healthcare audit of more than 500 vulnerable patients shows 32% completely unvaccinated

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2.2 lakh in state seek payout for 1.4 lakh Maharashtra Covid deaths

MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government has so far received 2.2 lakh applications from family members of deceased Covid-19 patients for ex gratia payment of Rs 50,000 each. As on Tuesday morning. though, Covid deaths recorded in the state totalled 1,42,151.

Bangkok Post

Innovation is key to economic recovery

The Thai economy is in deep trouble. For a quick recovery after the Covid-19 pandemic, the government must give research and development a chance and let innovations lead the way.

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COVID updates: Get up to speed on all the coronavirus news from across Australia — as it happened

Keep up to date with all the COVID-19 news from across Australia.

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Crowds march for Invasion Day protests – as it happened

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England evacuated from hotel due to fire and Marler tests positive for Covid

The England squad was squad ‘calm and well’ after the disruption at the Brighton hotel while joe Marler could miss Scotland match after catching virus for second time

Glasgow Live

Scotland risks 'sliding into skills emergency' unless more cash can be found for colleges

According to Colleges Scotland, the sector is facing a funding loss of £51.9 million - with this including £28 million of additional funding it had received in the aftermath of Covid.

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How are Queensland's hospitals coping as COVID's Omicron variant peaks?

As the Omicron wave surges on the Gold Coast, the city's health service is dealing with eight wards full of COVID patients, and doctors warn they expect the tail of the peak to be "very long".

Evening Standard

Sajid Javid to unveil plan by spring on how UK can ‘learn to live with Covid’

The Health Secretary said he will set out a plan by spring on how the Government thinks the country can “learn to live with Covid”.

Daily Mirror

No, Boris Johnson did not 'get all the big calls right' on Covid

The Prime Minister's allies claim he did a good job steering the country through the pandemic, but from late lockdowns to care home failures, the record reveals some spectacular errors

Daily Mirror

Primary school kids left socially 'three years behind' post-Covid, headteacher says

Teachers also told the Education Select Committee catch-up tutors were not always well trained to build relationships with vulnerable pupils or help the youngest children with their reading

The Independent UK

Fines of more than £10,000 were issued for birthday parties in Covid lockdown

Enfield resident Torino Reid is one of those who was handed a huge fine

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