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Covid could become threat similar to flu ‘this year’: WHO

Covid could become threat similar to flu ‘this year’: WHO

  • "I think we're coming to that point where we can look at Covid-19 in the same way we look at seasonal influenza," said WHO's emergencies director
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China to fully reopen borders to foreigners but near-term hurdles remain

China to fully reopen borders to foreigners but near-term hurdles remain

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Mask-free Monday comes to Japan as government eases COVID-19 guidelines

Mask-free Monday comes to Japan as government eases COVID-19 guidelines

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China sees 112% jump in entry-exit trips as numbers hit nearly 40m in 2 months 

China sees 112% jump in entry-exit trips as numbers hit nearly 40m in 2 months 

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US set to lift COVID-19 testing requirements for travelers from China — source

US set to lift COVID-19 testing requirements for travelers from China — source

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Britons aged over 75 to be offered COVID-19 booster shot in spring

Britons aged over 75 to be offered COVID-19 booster shot in spring

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COVID-19 conspiracy theories soar after latest report on origins

COVID-19 conspiracy theories soar after latest report on origins

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China says coronavirus ‘lab leak’ claims hurt US credibility

China says coronavirus ‘lab leak’ claims hurt US credibility

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FBI director says COVID-19 ‘most likely’ caused by Wuhan lab accident

FBI director says COVID-19 ‘most likely’ caused by Wuhan lab accident

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UK’s ethnic minority no longer at higher risk of COVID-19 deaths, latest data reveals

UK’s ethnic minority no longer at higher risk of COVID-19 deaths, latest data reveals

By Arab News ·
India to drop pre-departure COVID-19 tests for travelers from China, other countries

India to drop pre-departure COVID-19 tests for travelers from China, other countries

By Reuters ·
Harmful pollution boosting superbug ‘silent pandemic’

Harmful pollution boosting superbug ‘silent pandemic’

By AFP ·
WHO says COVID-19 still an international emergency

WHO says COVID-19 still an international emergency

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