COVID-19 vaccine
Bangladesh receives over $1b WB financing to fight Covid-19
The government of Bangladesh signed three financing agreements totaling $1.04 billion with the World Bank to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic and to build resilience to future crises
Canada will not ‘hesitate’ to change AstraZeneca vaccine licensing
Canadian health regulators will not hesitate to change the terms of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine license if additional safety issues emerge, health minister Patty Hajdu said
India records 184,372 new Covid-19 cases, 1027 deaths
India reported over 184,000 (1.84 lakh) new Covid-19 cases and more than 1,000 deaths in the last 24 hours, according to the country’s health ministry on Wednesday
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World Bank, Gavi urge countries with excess vaccines to release them
World Bank President David Malpass and José Manuel Barroso, chair of the Gavi vaccine alliance, on Monday discussed the importance of countries with excess Covid-19 vaccine supplies releasing them as ...
Eight more test positive for Covid-19 at Khaleda's residence
Eight more staff of Khaleda Zia’s residence in Gulshan named 'Firoza' have tested positive for Covid-19
Covid in Dhaka city: Rupnagar, Adabor at highest risk
According to the IEDCR, 19 areas in the capital city are at highest risk of coronavirus transmission
Covid-19: Two-week full lockdown advised
The Covid-19 national technical advisory committee, at its 30th meeting on Wednesday night, came up with the recommendation for a two-week full lockdown
Ramadan tips during coronavirus pandemic
Shaikh Ahmad bin Abdul Aziz Al Haddad, grand mufti and head of the Fatwa Department at the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department in Dubai, said that taking an intramuscular Covid-19 ...
Covid’s African variant and the need to step up genome sequencing
One of the many reasons behind the the rapid spread coronavirus in Bangladesh at present is emergence of the African variant in the country
Bangladesh begins second phase of Covid-19 vaccination drive
Bangladesh on Thursday began its second phase of inoculating people against the coronavirus disease amid uncertainty around vaccine availability.
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