Tanzania will not be accepting COVID-19 vaccines

Gulf Today Report  Tanzania has no plans to accept COVID-19 vaccines, said its health ministry few days after the country’s president said he had doubts about the vaccine. According to...

WHO team in China’s Wuhan visits provincial CDC

A World Health Organization-led team investigating the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic on Monday visited the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in China’s central region of Hubei, where the...

South Korea extends COVID-19 restrictions

Gulf Today Report  South Korea will be extending its restrictions by two weeks until the end of the Lunar New Year holidays, said Prime Minister Chung Sye-Kyun on Sunday. The...

UAE sees 2,948 new coronavirus cases, 12 deaths

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter  The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) announced 2,948 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number of recorded cases in the UAE to 303,609. ‏As part...

UAE announces 3,962 new COVID-19 cases

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter  The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) recorded 3, 962 new coronavirus cases on Friday. In addition to the new cases, 2,975 people have recovered...

WHO-led team in Wuhan meet Chinese scientists

A World Health Organization-led team of experts investigating the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic began meeting with Chinese scientists on Friday, and the WHO said the group plans to visit...

Navalny’s mettle poses a threat to Putin’s authority

Laura King, Tribune News Service Whether out of superstition, scorn or steadfast denial, Russian President Vladimir Putin famously avoids saying Alexei Navalny’s name out loud. But across the vast country...

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UAE announces 3,966 new coronavirus cases and 8 deaths

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter  The UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) recorded 3,966 COVID-19 cases on Thursday. Additionally, 3,294 people have recovered and eight people passed away in...

Avoid talking on subway and public transport to limit the spread of virus, French doctors suggest

Passengers on public transport systems should avoid talking to one another or on the phone in order to minimise the risk of spreading coronavirus, the French National Academy of Medecine...