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World's biggest economy steadily recovering from coronavirus
World's biggest economy steadily recovering from coronavirus
More COVID cases in past two weeks than in pandemic's first six months
Getting 70% of adult population vaccinated by July 4 will put US on path to normalcy, according to president
Director-general says many other countries face fragile situations
India's number of cases surged by 349,691 in the past 24 hours
Authorities step up the response to a rapid third wave of infections
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South Asian nation dealing with acute shortage of coronavirus vaccines and potential superspreader event at Hindu religious pilgrimages at Ganges Rive
Cases surge despite 780 million vaccine doses delivered; Tedros blames 'confusion, complacency and inconsistency in public health measures'
India's financial capital is home to half of the country's new cases
Disturbances stem from rising post-Brexit tensions in the region
Rochelle/Walensky worried about relaxation of measures and rise in travel as COVID-19 cases tick up
WHO warns that virus could rebound if countries let down their guard
Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, a Nigerian economist and former government minister, doled out elbow bumps as she took up the job at WTO headqua
Hundreds detained in Saturday crackdown
Disease control official warns that new virus variants could lead to more infections and deaths
Tedros said that as vaccines are rolled out around the world, it is important to continue to take the precautions that keep people safe
The government expects 1.5 million vaccine doses to land in South Africa by February
Finland, South Korea detect first cases of new COVID-19 variant that was first identified in Britain
Researchers are concerned about reports from Britain and South Africa of new coronavirus strains that seem to spread more easily
There can no longer be any doubt that South Africa has entered a second wave' president says, announcing more restrictions