Do you think that the vaccine is the end-all of the Pandemic? No, says the WHO Chief Mr. Tedros Ghebreyesus. Mr. Tedros says that “A vaccine will complement the other tools we have, not replace them,” he said. “A vaccine on its own will not end the pandemic.” The remark of Mr. Tedros Ghebreyesus warns that we have to continue all the existing measures to...
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The Covid Vaccine manufacturing companies are racing to reach the target first. The Oxford University-AstraZeneca, Moderna, Pfizer-BioNTech, and Gamaleya-Sputnik-V are the racers struggling to win the target. Almost all companies have filed to the concerned for the emergency regulatory approval of their vaccine for widespread use. Now the UK has approved Pfizer-BioNTech for using the vaccine in the country, the first in the world. The...
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The martyrdom of Dr. Li Wen Liang, who warned the government first about the outbreak of the Coronavirus is not forgotten. Now the journalists in China are being trapped in the same trouble for reporting stories about the Wuhan Virus. The Chinese citizen journalist, Zhang Zhan, is held in detention. She was arrested in May and later on detained. The indictment sheet against her, alleges...
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The researchers have the opinion that one vaccine could not possibly end the pandemic, Covid-19. Now a major trial of the vaccine, formulated by the Belgian Company Janssen is going on in the UK. This is in fact the third trial of its kind. The UK government has already been working on other six Covid vaccines, including 30 million doses of the Janssen jab. Janssen...
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Democracy is in danger. China has removed four legislatures who stood for Hong Kong’s democracy. Declaring solidarity to the honorable legislatures, pro-democracy lawmakers have resigned. Recently, Beijing passed a resolution allowing the city’s government to dismiss politicians deemed a threat to national security. And the resolution followed with the removal of four pro-democracy legislatures. In response to the incidents, Hong Kong Democratic Party Chairman Wu...
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The first effective coronavirus vaccine developers – Pfizer and BioNTech unanimously assure that the vaccine can prevent more than 90% of people from getting Covid-19. The companies planned to apply for emergency approval to use the vaccine by the end of November 2020. This would be the first vaccine ever found in the history which has proved highly effective and about to launch in such...
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How to preserve and manage the forthcoming Covid vaccine in India amidst India’s boiling temperatures at 50C (122F) during summer has been a big question among the scientists and researchers. Almost all vaccines need to be transported and distributed between 2C and 8C and need to be kept in a cold chain environment. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Covid vaccines need to be...
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Researchers have found that low hygiene, lack of primary needs which include clean drinking water, and unsanitary conditions may have actually saved many lives from severe Covid-19 all over the world including India. The research findings have forced them to propose that people living in low and low-middle-income countries perhaps been able to stave off severe forms of the infection because of their enforced exposure...
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It is reported that in the context of hate speech controversy in the country, Facebook India’s policy head Ankhi Das has resigned. Earlier, The Wall Street Journal had accused Facebook of their lenient attitude towards the ruling party and their supporters who allegedly violated the hate speech rules with anti-Muslim posts. The paper also alleged that it was Ms. Das who made the controversial...
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This year’s Christmas will be a Christmas cribbed in Covid restrictions. The happiest season this year will stand for a reason-Covid. Prime Minister Boris Johnson in Britton has already declared the Christmas season, a season for observing responsibilities in the grave context of Covid. The Government has strictly introduced restrictions such as social distancing and the size of festive gatherings. But the festive community is...
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