Pakistan | Resuming Domestic flights from Saturday
The Pakistan government last week said that it would begin a phased lifting of the lockdown due to its effect on the economy and the workforce.
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WHO | The Virus May Never go away
Without a vaccine, he said it could take years for the population to build up sufficient levels of immunity to it. “I think it’s important to put this on the table,”
30 more test positive as J&K’s COVID-19 tally crosses 1000
They include six from Baramulla and one each from Pulwama and Bandipora districts,
The UK | Some Hopes as Oxford University tested COVID-19 Vaccine on Monkeys
Researchers involved with the ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 trials said the vaccine had shown signs of priming the rhesus macaque monkeys’ immune systems to fend off the deadly virus and showed no indications of adverse effects.
Kashmir: 2 Nurses, Attendant At SSH Among 13 More Test Positive
Three more samples from Super Specialty Hospital here including that of two nurses and an attendant came out to be positive for novel coronavirus
Colonel, Major, LeT commander among 5 killed in encounter in J&K’s Handwara
Other security personnel who were killed in Handwara on Sunday have been identified as Major Anuj Sood, Naik Rajesh and Lance Naik Dinesh.
7 More Test Positive, COVID-19 Cases Surge To 27 In Kashmir
The other is a couple, a 45-year-old man, and his wife (40) from Ahmad Nagar Srinagar. They had returned from Mumbai, the sources said.
DAK urges doctors to use hydroxychloroquine for coronavirus patients
With 21 positive cases and death due to the novel (new) coronavirus in Kashmir valley so far, Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) on Saturday has urged doctors to use arthritis drug, hydroxychloroquine for patients who are diagnosed with the viral infection.
Iran: 1 dies in every 10 minutes from COVID-19
Deputy Health Minister Alireza Reisi was quoted as saying that 147 people died over a 24-hour period, while 1,192 new cases were confirmed, bringing the total to 17,361.
Amnesty International urged Ind Gov to restore 4G in JK to fight COVID-19
“The responses to coronavirus cannot be based on human rights violations and a lack of transparency and censorship,” the statement said.