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Special Gaza restaurants struggle to survive during pandemic-restricted Ramadan

Gaza restaurants struggle to survive during pandemic-restricted Ramadan

  • Hamas-run government imposes comprehensive closure from sunset until dawn to combat an increasing number of infections
  • Gaza tourism industry bemoans colorless Ramadan as the most lucrative month of the year is taken away from local businesses
By HAZEM BALOUSHA ·
UK study finds significant drop in COVID-19 infections after one jab

UK study finds significant drop in COVID-19 infections after one jab

By Reuters ·
British-Muslim family offered pork burgers in ‘nightmare’ quarantine 

British-Muslim family offered pork burgers in ‘nightmare’ quarantine 

By Arab News ·
Special Lebanon schools to reopen in cooperation with the Red Cross

Lebanon schools to reopen in cooperation with the Red Cross

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Kyrgyzstan pushes poisonous root as virus cure

Kyrgyzstan pushes poisonous root as virus cure

By AFP ·
Special Bangladesh rings in Ramadan, new year festivities with stricter COVID-19 measures

Bangladesh rings in Ramadan, new year festivities with stricter COVID-19 measures

By SHEHAB SUMON ·
Special Bishop calls for adequate burial space for Muslims in Italy

Bishop calls for adequate burial space for Muslims in Italy

By Francesco Bongarra  ·
Special Italian Muslims spend second Ramadan amid pandemic

Italian Muslims spend second Ramadan amid pandemic

By Francesco Bongarrà ·
Asthma drug budesonide speeds recovery for at-home COVID-19 patients

Asthma drug budesonide speeds recovery for at-home COVID-19 patients

By Reuters ·
Special Turkey grapples with COVID-19 surge ahead of tourism season 

Turkey grapples with COVID-19 surge ahead of tourism season 

By MENEKSE TOKYAY ·
UK infections drop about 60% amid vaccinations, lockdown

UK infections drop about 60% amid vaccinations, lockdown

By AP ·
Special Police probe death of Filipino in COVID-19 ‘punishment’ case

Police probe death of Filipino in COVID-19 ‘punishment’ case

By Ellie Aben ·
Iran’s new Covid cases hit four-month high

Iran’s new Covid cases hit four-month high

By AFP ·

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