Indian NCOV CA increased records within two months
India recorded more than 47,000 new NCOV cases, the highest level in two months, between concerns about the festive season began this month.
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Israel returned to the player before the Delta strain
After removing most of the anti-Covid-19 measures thanks to a successful vaccination campaign, Israel had to return to defensively because the Delta strain spread hard.
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Delta strain challenges community immunization thresholds
With the level of infection of the Delta transformation, more and more experts believe that countries are difficult to achieve community immunity, at least in the short term.
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5 alarm trends on Covid-19 USA
The Suspicional Vaccination Campaign and the rise of the Delta transformation makes the US face a dangerous situation, with worrying figures.
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Indian obsessed Delta strain
The NCOV dropped sharply after the catastrophic outbreak made Indians confidently in a new normal life, but the Delta strain still spreads.
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CA NCOV skyrocketed, the Israeli government
The Israeli cabinet meets on the evening of August 3, after the country recorded more than 3,800 cases of NCOV, the highest level since the beginning of March.
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Covid-19 Tokyo Olympic stalking
While the number of NCOVs involving the Olympic increases every day, the infection status in Tokyo and the whole Japan also touches a record for the Delta strain.
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Delta strain threatens Biden's strategy
Biden has expected to help America quickly escape pandemic and towards other plans, but the Delta strain rises to threaten this ambition.
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Bhutan wants to complete the vaccination campaign in a week
Bhutan conducts the second dose of Covid-19 vaccine, expected one week to complete, after only two weeks of the first dose for most adults.
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The British expert said Vaccine Covid-19 fell like anticipation
British experts said the Covid-19 vaccine was as effective as predicting the number of deaths, but still warned potential risks.
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