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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 26 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 260,276,570 ↑0.2% 577,114 ↓9.5% 7,154 ↓13.5%
US 48,999,737 ↑0.1% 27,187 ↓74.1% 306 ↓80.8%
UK 10,020,750 ↑0.5% 46,991 ↑8.1% 147 ↓1.3%
India 34,555,431 ↑0.0% 10,549 ↑15.7% 488 ↑23.2%
Data is for November 26, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Scientists warn of new variant of Covid - B.1.1.529 - with high number of mutations. The new variant was first spotted in Botswana.   
Czech government orders bars and clubs to shut at 10pm, bans Christmas markets in attempt to curb the spread of Covid.
US:
White House says Covid vaccine mandate for federal workers is working, no disruption to law enforcement, holiday travel or intelligence-gathering.
In Thanksgiving message Biden pays tribute to Covid victims. Wishes Americans a closer-to-normal Thanksgiving. 
UK:
Hospitals across the UK are at capacity mainly due to unvaccinated Covid patients. Intensive care doctors urge people to have the Covid vaccination.  
Due to fears over a new Coronavirus variant, travellers from several southern African countries arriving in England will have to quarantine.
India:
Amid warnings of the new Covid variant, Centre asks states to conduct "rigorous screening and testing" of all travelers from Botswana, South Africa and Hong Kong.   
Asian Development Bank approves a $1.5-billion loan to India to purchase effective vaccines against Covid.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study to explore whether medicinal mushrooms and Chinese herbs can provide therapeutic benefit in treating Covid.
Study finds that patients with sleep-disordered breathing and sleep-related hypoxia have a higher rick of hospitalisation and mortality due to Covid.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 25 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 259,697,294 ↑0.3% 637,905 ↑13.1% 8,270 ↑1.1%
US 48,972,550 ↑0.3% 104,819 ↑21.9% 1,594 ↑28.9%
UK 9,974,257 ↑0.4% 43,480 ↑3.4% 149 ↓9.7%
India 34,544,882 ↑0.0% 9,119 ↓1.8% 396 ↓9.4%
Data is for November 25, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
WHO calls for nations across the world to consider the benefits of vaccinating children against Covid, says sharing shots globally first should be a priority.   
New Zealand to allow fully vaccinated international travelers to enter the country from 2022. Border restrictions that have been in place for over 18 months to be eased gradually.
US:
Biden administration's OMB claims that the Covid-19 vaccination data shows that federal government mandates work.
Hospitals and health workers across the US prepare for an influx of Covid patients as millions travel for Thanksgiving. 
UK:
Adults living on their own in Staffordshire are being offered a Covid "check in" service in attempts to stop them spreading the Coronavirus.  
Health official says the reasons behind Devon's high Covid infection rate are more testing and cases among unvaccinated youngsters.
India:
Russian Direct Investment Fund CEO says single-dose Sputnik Light Covid vaccine is expected to be launched in India by next month.   
First real-world assessment suggests that two doses of India's Covaxin have 50% effectiveness against symptomatic Covid cases.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study finds that the risk of stillbirth is significantly higher in Covid-positive mothers.
Study says close to 100 million people across the world have suffered from long Covid. Chances of long Covid rise to 57% for those hospitalised due to Covid.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 24 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 259,026,678 ↑0.2% 564,081 ↑20.3% 8,182 ↑37.1%
US 48,835,216 ↑0.2% 86,016 ↑16.0% 1,237 ↑123.7%
UK 9,931,167 ↑0.4% 42,070 ↓5.5% 165 ↑266.7%
India 34,535,763 ↑0.0% 9,283 ↑22.5% 437 ↑85.2%
Data is for November 24, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
WHO says Covid deaths in Europe are expected to top 2 million by March, says the pandemic is the number one cause of death in the region.   
Covid cases in South Korea hit daily record, pressure on hospitals on a rise. PM says situation is critical enough to impose emergency plan.
US:
Biden administration asks the 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals to wipe away an order from another appeals court and reinstate OSHA vaccine mandate.
US FDA to soon decide whether to recommend emergency use authorization of Merck's Covid-19 antiviral pill to treat early stages of the infection. 
UK:
First minister Nicola Sturgeon announces that the Covid vaccine passport system in Scotland will not be extended to more venues.  
Health trust says Peterborough hospital is still under enormous stress as Covid numbers are still high in the area. The hospital currently has 91 inpatients with Covid.
India:
AIIMS Director Randeep Guleria says third wave of Covid of comparable magnitude to the first two waves is unlikely to hit India.   
India and Nepal sign MOU for reciprocal recognition of Covid vaccine certification to reduce troubles of vaccinated travelers.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study emphasizes why booster shots of the Covid vaccine are important for all adults. Says antibody levels drop significantly within six months of taking a Covid vaccine shot.
Study looks into the connections between gene expression in immune cells and the severity of the Covid infection in an individual.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 22 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 257,838,391 ↑0.2% 399,935 20.1% 4,434 ↓26.8%
US 48,592,810 ↑0.1% 27,484 ↓37.2% 96 ↓77.1%
UK 9,845,009 ↑0.4% 39,843 ↓1.9% 61 ↓59.3%
India 34,518,901 ↑0.0% 8,488 ↓19.1% 249 ↓20.4%
Data is for November 22, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Large number of people march to protest against anti-Covid measures in the Belgian capital, Brussels. Austria, Croatia and Italy see rise in protests over new curbs.   
Australia to significantly relax bans on foreigners entering the country. Travellers must return a negative Covid test in the three days before arriving.
US:
Dr. Anthony Fauci says those who are fully vaccinated against Covid in the US can celebrate the holiday season without face masks.
Republican Virginia Lt. Gov.-elect Winsome Sears refuses to reveal her vaccination status. Questions the need of Covid vaccines for those who've had the virus. 
UK:
Health Secretary Sajid Javid orders review into whether medical devices are effective regardless of the individual's ethnicity.  
Scientists say imposing vaccine passports and restricting movements of unvaccinated people in the UK must be treated with caution.
India:
Two weeks following Diwali celebrations, Covid cases in India are at a 17-month low. Signs of a Covid spike dissipated in most states.   
Dr Samiran Panda of the ICMR says there is no scientific evidence to back the need for booster doses of the Covid vaccine in India.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Nationwide study conducted in Sweden strengthens evidence that a third booster Covid vaccine dose is beneficial.
Research study takes a look into the association between obesity and endothelial dysfunction in patients suffering from Covid.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 19 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 256,313,803 ↑0.2% 605,803 ↑1.5% 8,176 ↓3.1%
US 48,398,455 ↑0.2% 99,146 ↓5.3% 1,147 ↓19.0%
UK 9,721,916 ↑0.5% 46,807 ↑22.3% 199 ↓1.0%
India 34,489,623 ↑0.0% 11,106 ↓6.8% 459 ↓2.3%
Data is for November 19, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Germany reports highest single day rise of Covid-19 cases. Angela Merkel says this was the result of the fourth Covid wave "hitting our country with full force."    
Japanese PM announces a US$490 billion stimulus to help the country in pandemic recovery.
US:
Starting from January 2022, Disney cruises to make it mandatory for all passengers aged 5 and up to be vaccinated against Covid.
New research shows that over a million people in America may not have regained their sense of smell even months after they were infected with Covid. 
UK:
Weekly surveillance figures show that the rate of Covid cases in England are the highest among children aged five to nine at the moment.  
Wirral Council's regeneration boss says the pandemic cost the Liverpool City Region close £3bn in tourism revenue in the year gone by.
India:
Even as Covid-19 cases continue to decrease at a national level in India, pockets of rising infections are still emerging.   
PM Modi says that India has exported more than 65 million doses of Covid vaccines to nearly 100 nations in 2021.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study claims that Covid patients who are on antidepressants are less likely to die of the infection.
Study finds that immune cells elicited by Covid-19 vaccines persist six months after vaccination.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 18 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 255,696,546 ↑0.2% 597,138 ↑19.2% 8,440 ↑11.8%
US 48,287,925 ↑0.3% 104,702 ↑20.2% 1,416 ↑10.5%
UK 9,675,058 ↑0.4% 38,263 ↑3.1% 201 ↓6.1%
India 34,478,517 ↑0.0% 11,919 ↑16.9% 470 ↑56.1%
Data is for November 18, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Isle of Man health minister confirms that all those aged 40 and above will be offered a Covid-19 booster shot.    
Singapore  PM says the country is gtrying to ease Covid safety measures one step at a time to avoid "unsettling" U-turns.
US:
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sent four bills to protect workers who refuse to get vaccinated against Covid-19.
US military attempts to ease economic strain on service members who face challenges of moves, deployments, and the ongoing pandemic. 
UK:
Department of Health says tougher Covid restrictions for Northern Ireland could be required before Christmas despite mandatory vaccine passports coming into force.  
Official figures show that those from deprived areas in Scotland are 2.5 times more likely to die due to Covid infection.
India:
Central government confident that all adults in India will receive the first dose of Covid vaccine by first week of December.   
India's high commissioner to New Zealand says Covaxin and Covishield have been added to NZ's list of recognised Covid-19 vaccines.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study finds that administering steroids can improve the outcomes in Covid patients who require oxygen or mechanical ventilation.
Study finds that emission of pollutants in major seaports is likely to have spiked during the pandemic.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 17 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 255,073,318 ↑0.2% 500,820 ↑17.6% 7,548 ↑34.2%
US 48,161,377 ↑0.2% 87,133 ↑23.0% 1,282 ↑149.9%
UK 9,636,795 ↑0.4% 37,111 ↓6.2% 214 ↑355.3%
India 34,466,598 ↑0.0% 10,197 ↑15.0% 301 ↑52.8%
Data is for November 17, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Amid a rise in Coronavirus cases in the country, politicians in Guernsey have voted against making face masks mandatory.    
Travel remains highly restricted in Japan, South Korea and Malaysia. Prospects for revival of pandemic-battered travel industry dampened.
US:
Biden administration soon to purchase 10 million doses of Pfizer's experimental antiviral Covid pill. Contract being finalized.
Arkansas, California, Colorado, New Mexico and West Virginia expand Covid booster eligibility to all adults, do not wait for FDA directive.
UK:
Suffolk schools expected to reintroduce home-schooling, bubbles and staggered school days in attempt to tackle the spread of Covid.  
Part of south west England see Covid-19 infection rates rise by 88%, becomes the area with the highest case rate in the country.
India:
The Kartarpur Sahib Gurdwara corridor, that was shut due to the pandemic, has now reopened after 20 months.   
Number of those fully vaccinated against Covid in India surpasses the number of those who are partially vaccinated.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study says there is no link seen between Covid vaccines and menstrual changes, Claims flu shots can be given together.
Study finds that cholesterol-reducing drug is linked to lowered death risk from Covid infection.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 16 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 254,570,377 ↑0.2% 425,902 ↑2.8% 5,626 ↑16.0%
US 48,072,898 ↑0.1% 70,823 ↑11.9% 513 ↑14.8%
UK 9,599,947 ↑0.4% 39,564 ↑9.2% 47 ↓25.4%
India 34,456,401 ↑0.0% 8,865 ↓13.3% 197 ↑57.6%
Data is for November 16, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
As hospitals in Greece struggle with a spike in Covid cases, health sector workers protest in Athens over pay and conditions.    
Singapore Health Ministry says slight decrease in the number of Covid and non-Covid cases in the ICU is a promising trend.
US:
Following a Covid-19 outbreak, 8 deaths reported at a Connecticut nursing home. 89 residents and staff tested Covid positive in the last seven weeks.
As Mountain West states face increases in Covid-19 hospitalizations, Colorado announces Covid vaccine mandate for certain indoor events.
UK:
Following advice from government scientists, all those above 40 years in the UK will be offered a Covid booster shot.  
Two UK men who set up fake businesses to claim £200,000 in emergency Covid loans are now banned from running companies.
India:
As Covid cases in the country decline India opens up for foreign tourists, no mandatory quarantine needed.  
US CDC issues 'Level One' Covid-19 notice for US citizens traveling to India. Says contracting Covid-19 may be lower if you are fully vaccinated.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study finds that Alpha variants of Sars-CoV-2 have been detected in pets, with two cats and a dog.
Study says Monoclonal antibody therapy can ‘fully prevent’ severe disease and death due to Covid.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 12 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 252,632,788 ↑0.2% 509,213 7.8% 6,956 ↓16.6%
US 47,693,516 ↑0.1% 43,596 ↓53.8% 539 ↓63.9%
UK 9,446,927 ↑0.4% 41,916 ↑6.6% 195 ↓8.9%
India 34,414,186 ↑0.0% 12,516 ↓15.9% 501 ↑38.4%
Data is for November 12, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
US President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping to address Asia-Pacific leaders on trade, Covid-19 recovery    
New Zealand faces Covid peak with protests for lockdown and overwhelmed morgues
US:
Federal Judge blocks the Texas ban on school mask mandates
One sheriff department in Florida county mourns 9 Covid-related deaths among employees
UK:
Care home workers in England speak out on the 'No jab, no job' vaccine mandate  
In a first, a pet dog in the UK contracts Covid-19
India:
Centre relaxes international travel guidelines, children exempted from pre- and post-arrival testing  
Mumbai sees spike in Covid-19 cases, 15 buildings sealed due to surge in Covid patients  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Research and case studies link heart inflammation in dogs and cats to Covid-19 contracted from owners
New study finds Covid-19 tests to be more accurate in the afternoon
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 11 2021
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Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 252,121,849 ↑0.2% 552,047 ↑19.0% 8,336 ↑7.9%
US 47,647,745 ↑0.2% 94,376 ↑30.4% 1,493 ↑11.5%
UK 9,405,994 ↑0.4% 39,326 ↑18.8% 214 ↓18.3%
India 34,401,670 ↑0.0% 14,884 ↑20.7% 362 ↓24.6%
Data is for November 11, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Amid concerns about waning Covid vaccine immunity, richer countries of the worls are looking to expand their Covid-19 booster programs.    
Guernsey's Health Committee says there are no plans as of now to make Covid vaccination mandatory for health and care staff.
US:
Biden announces deal with Johnson & Johnson to provide their Covid-19 vaccines to those in conflict zones as well as other humanitarian settings across the globe.
Following a dip caused by the pandemic, US citizenship naturalizations rebounded in fiscal year 2021.
UK:
As Covid admissions rise United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust sites are "getting up to 100% occupancy".  
Research shows that until near the end of the second Covid wave, frontline NHS staff in Wales were not regularly tested for Covid-19.
India:
Made-in-India anti-Covid pills, Merck drug Molnupiravir, expected to be cleared for emergency use in the next few days.  
Amid the pandemic, India deals with a spike in dengue cases. Close to 1,170 dengue cases were reported last week in New Delhi.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study finds that the effectiveness of Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccines dropped dramatically over six months.
Study suggests that the Coronavirus does not infect human brain cells. Hope raised that the damage caused by the virus might be more reversible than feared.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 10 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 251,547,535 ↑0.2% 463,751 ↑21.8% 7,726 ↑37.4%
US 47,536,536 ↑0.2% 72,358 ↑31.9% 1,339 ↑177.2%
UK 9,366,672 ↑0.4% 33,115 ↑2.5% 262 ↑359.6%
India 34,386,786 ↑0.0% 12,331 ↑57.3% 480 ↑57.9%
Data is for November 10, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
WHO official claims that Europe is the epicenter of Covid-19 once again, even as the US opens to European countries.    
At a virtual summit, APEC trade and foreign ministers agree that free trade is the key to Covid recovery.
US:
US federal judge rules in favor of United Airlines' Covid vaccine mandate for its employees.
Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers and Allen Lazard, fined by NFL for not following Covid-19 protocols.
UK:
Survey sugegsts that majority of Northern Ireland workers would prefer to work from home even after restrictions are fully lifted.  
Amid rising fears of a new Covid wave taking over winter, Scotland's vaccine passport scheme expected to be expanded to more hospitality and leisure venues.
India:
Union health minister Mansukh Mandaviya says 96 nations have now agreed to accept Indian Covid vaccine certificates. 
Health industry sources say India will resume sending Covid vaccines to COVAX in the next few weeks.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study finds an increase in pediatric Covid cases, says kids can get infected due to household contact or high community transmission.
Study finds that Covid-19 patients on dexamethasone treatment had a reduced chance of intensive care unit (ICU) stay and fatality.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 9 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 251,060,659 ↑0.2% 380,646 ↑10.7% 5,624 ↑20.2%
US 47,453,950 ↑0.2% 54,847 ↑136.8% 483 ↑292.7%
UK 9,333,891 ↑0.3% 32,322 6.7% 57 ↓8.1%
India 34,374,455 ↑0.0% 7,841 ↓32.7% 304 ↑18.8%
Data is for November 9, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Senior WHO official casts doubt on Turkmenistan's claim that the country has zero Covid cases.    
Singapore adjusts risk classification for some countries since the pandemic situation in the Southeast Asia region is "fast stabilising".
US:
CDC moves more European countries, including the Netherlands and Luxembourg to the highest risk travel category.
Pfizer seeks US FDA emergency use authorization for a Covid vaccine booster dose for people 18 and older.
UK:
Three new operating theatres opened in Lancashire in order to deal with backlog caused due to the pandemic.  
'Major crisis' in care in Cornwall as Covid caused 20 care homes in the county to be closed to admission.
India:
India's Covaxin added to UK's approved Covid vaccines list. The vaccine to be officially recognised by the UK government from November 22. 
India not likely to double-vaccinate all 94 crore adults against Coronavirus by the end of this year. Government says many vaccines will be “available” for all of them by then.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Research uncovers gene that doubles the risk of lung failure and death from Covid. Experts claim gene is more common in South Asians.
Study finds that a common and inexpensive antidepressant called Fluvoxamine can reduce risk of Covid death.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 8 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 250,601,987 ↑0.1% 343,754 ↓17.9% 4,678 ↓26.8%
US 47,336,577 ↑0.0% 23,165 ↓28.7% 123 ↓70.9%
UK 9,301,909 ↑0.3% 30,305 ↓0.8% 62 ↓60.0%
India 34,366,614 ↑0.0% 11,648 ↑7.1% 256 ↓50.7%
Data is for November 8, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
Even as the Covid Delta variant surge eases, Covid cases across the globe have now surpassed 250 million. Eastern European countries experience record outbreaks.   
Twenty people fined S$3,500 each in Singapore for attending a year-end countdown party with 44 participants breaching social gathering rules.
US:
Analysis shows that over Covid 10,000 patients in the US last year caught the virus after they were admitted in hospital for something else.
Nothing is off the table with regards to Covid vaccination mandates for smaller companies in the US: Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy
UK:
After nearly two years US reopens border to UK travellers. Visitors over 18 will have to provide proof of vaccination.  
Prime Minister Boris Johnson says ten million Covid boosters have now been given, but many are yet to get the booster shot.
India:
Central government plans to buy one crore doses of Zydus Cadila's needle-free Covid-19 vaccine. It is the first vaccine cleared by India's drug regulator for those aged 12 years and above. 
Expert panel says the frequency of the AY.4.2 variant of Covid is too low and vaccine effectiveness is similar as other Delta strains of the virus.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study finds that kids and adults are equally vulnerable to Covid infection, however, children are less likely to become sick.
Research finds that among people who are vaccinated against Covid, those who have has a prior infection are likely to have more antibodies.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 4 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 248,798,420 ↑0.2% 484,847 ↑25.7% 7,830 ↑13.8%
US 47,105,468 ↑0.2% 75,639 ↑27.3% 1,436 ↑35.6%
UK 9,170,950 ↑0.4% 41,062 21.8% 217 ↓25.7%
India 34,320,142 ↑0.0% 13,965 ↑29.4% 458 ↑55.8%
Data is for November 4, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
As enthusiasm for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics builds, over 1 million apply to enter the Covid-free Olympic bubble.   
Isle of Man chief minister says public inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic would be expensive and will take too long.
US:
US pushes to end scarcity of rapid, at-home Covid-19 tests. Biden administration invests to bring more of these devices into households.
Ford becomes the first major US automaker to make Covid vaccines mandatory for its 32,000 US salaried employees.
UK:
Public Health Agency confirms that a total of 125 Delta plus variant cases have been detected in Northern Ireland. Agency says it was a "variant under investigation".  
England's deputy chief medical officer says hard months are yet to come due to the high Coronavirus rates in the UK at present.
India:
India’s homemade Covaxin gets WHO nod for global use. Uncertainty around overseas travel by Indians vaccinated with Covaxin removed. 
India reports more than 83% rise ion the number of Covid deaths in the last week.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Early findings in a study show that a Covid vaccine vaccine patch could possibly produce a better immune response compared to an injection.
Study finds that Fluvoxamine - a drug approved in the US for obsessive-compulsive disorder - may cut Covid hospitalisation risk.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 3 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 248,265,121 ↑0.2% 385,594 ↑11.7% 6,883 ↑38.6%
US 46,999,771 ↑0.1% 59,413 ↑21.7% 1,059 ↑92.5%
UK 9,130,361 ↑0.4% 33,699 ↓15.7% 292 ↑630.0%
India 34,306,177 ↑0.1% 10,796 ↑10.5% 294 ↓33.0%
Data is for November 3, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
China asks families to stock up on food and other daily essentials as Covid-19 restrictions and other factors threaten to disrupt supplies.   
Spiralling energy costs in Spain are hampering Covid recovery in the country. IMF revises its forecast for Spanish growth in 2021 to 5.7%.
US:
CDC expands Covid vaccine recommendations to about 28 million children in the US between 5 and 11 years of age.
US drugmaker Pfizer raises forecast for Covid-19 vaccine sales to $36bn for 2021.
UK:
Amid rising Covid cases MPs and peers asked to wear face masks in Parliament. Face coverings became mandatory last week for staff at House of Commons.  
Scottish airline Loganair says turnover was more than halved due to the Covid pandemic. Glasgow-based company saw turnover drop from £169m to £81m.
India:
Novavax’s protein-based Covid-19 vaccine, manufactured by Serum Institute of India, gets emergency use nod in Indonesia. 
As Covid eases with India recording lowest daily cases since Feb, Diwali fervour returns in the country.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
A new breath test study has revealed a new way to test for Covid rapidly. Read on to know more.
Study finds that the immune response to mRNA Covid vaccines is delayed in pregnant women compared to other individuals.
 
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS DAILY NEWSLETTER
November 2 2021
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COVID-19 Coronavirus Situation Update in Numbers
Total cases New cases New deaths
Global 247,856,728 ↑0.1% 345,258 ↓3.3% 4,966 ↑1.0%
US 46,931,284 ↑0.1% 48,839 ↑3.5% 550 ↑33.5%
UK 9,096,992 ↑0.4% 39,970 ↑5.8% 40 ↓45.9%
India 34,285,814 ↑0.0% 202 ↓98.4% 0 ↓100.0%
Data is for November 2, 2021. Growth% over previous day.  See complete list >
Latest COVID-19 News
Global:
As final bastions of "zero-Covid" ease restrictions and open borders, China is still determined to eliminate the virus inside its borders.   
Russian President Vladimir Putin asks for the army's help to build field hospitals for Covid patients as the number of cases surge.
US:
White House says Covid vaccination for kids 'will be running at full strength' the coming week.
As Covid vaccine mandate begins, 2,300 firefighters in NYC call out sick. FDNY Commissioner says many calling in sick were protesting the vaccine mandate.
UK:
Covid booster jabs are now available at walk-in sites in England. NHS says over six million people in have already had a booster jab.  
NI health minister says a "significant increase" can be expected in the number of people receiving a Covid booster jab in the coming days.
India:
Government of Australia recognises Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin. Travellers fully vaccinated with Covaxin will be able to travel to Australia. 
Delhi schools reopen for all classes after 19 months. Parents not forced to send their children to school.  
Science and Research Updates on COVID-19 Coronavirus
Study finds that airborne transmission of Covid in hospitals can be prevented by the use of air filters.
Study finds that one in three individuals infected with Covid will show at least one symptom of long Covid.​
 
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