All posts tagged "Coronavirus Pandemic"
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Ridrozay | 13th April 2021
Covid-19: US Agencies Call For Pause in Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
US health authorities are calling for a pause in the use of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine,...
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Ridrozay | 9th April 2021
COP26: Greta Thunberg Has No Plans To Attend Glasgow Summit
Greta Thunberg has told the BBC she does not plan to attend the UN climate conference due to...
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Ridrozay | 7th April 2021
Covid-19 Linked To Depression And Dementia, Study Suggests
People diagnosed with Covid-19 in the previous six months were more likely to develop depression, dementia, psychosis and...
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Ridrozay | 7th April 2021
US Restaurants Face Ketchup Packet Shortage Amid Covid Pandemic
Restaurants say they are facing a shortage of ketchup packets The US is facing shortages of tomato ketchup...
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Ridrozay | 1st April 2021
Covid-19: Europe’s Vaccine Rollout ‘Unacceptably Slow’ – WHO
Europe’s vaccination campaign has been hit by delays The World Health Organization (WHO) has criticised the rollout of...
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Ridrozay | 1st April 2021
AstraZeneca: Is There A Blood Clot Risk?
Unusual blood clots in the brain have been detected in a handful of people after they were injected...
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Ridrozay | 31st March 2021
FFK Takes COVID-19 Vaccine Months After Describing It As Evil And ”Gates Killer Vaccine” [Photos/Video]
Former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode FFK, took a jab of the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID19 vaccine on 30th of march....
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Ridrozay | 31st March 2021
Brazil: Political Crisis And Covid Surge Rock Bolsonaro
Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro has previously told Brazilians to “stop whining” about Covid-19 Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro is facing...
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Ridrozay | 30th March 2021
Coronavirus: More Work Needed To Rule Out Lab Leak Theory Says WHO
China has dismissed claims of a leak from a laboratory in Wuhan The head of the World Health...
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Ridrozay | 30th March 2021
Covid-19: Germany Warns Against AstraZeneca For Under-60s
Germany resumed using AstraZeneca after a suspension this month Germany’s vaccine committee has advised giving the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19...
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Ridrozay | 27th March 2021
Facebook Freezes Maduro’s Page Over Covid Claim
Nicolás Maduro holds up his unproven herbal remedy “cure” Facebook has frozen Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s page after...
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Ridrozay | 26th March 2021
Covid Vaccine: Social Media Urged To Remove ‘Disinfo Dozen’
Misinformation around Covid-19 vaccines has led some people refusing to have them Facebook, Twitter and Google have been...
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Ridrozay | 26th March 2021
Coronavirus: France Accuses UK of ‘Blackmail’ Over Vaccine Exports
France’s vaccine rollout – along with the rest of the EU – is lagging behind the UK’s France...
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Ridrozay | 25th March 2021
US Surpasses 30 Million Coronavirus Cases
The United States has reported more than 30million cases of coronavirus since the pandemic began. The...
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Ridrozay | 25th March 2021
Covid-19: Merkel Defends Rollout As Vaccine Pressure Grows
Spain has resumed use of the AstraZeneca vaccine German Chancellor Angela Merkel has defended the EU’s decision to...
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Ridrozay | 25th March 2021
Covid Vaccine: AstraZeneca Updates US Vaccine Efficacy Results
AstraZeneca has updated the efficacy result of its coronavirus vaccine trial in the US, after health officials insisted...
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Ridrozay | 25th March 2021
Pope Cuts Pay For Cardinals As Vatican Finances Hit By Pandemic
Europe Latin America Middle East US & Canada The Vatican’s income has plummeted during the pandemic Pope Francis...
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Ridrozay | 24th March 2021
Coronavirus: Germany’s Merkel Reverses Plans For Easter Lockdown
Chancellor Angela Merkel said she took “ultimate responsibility” for the U-turn German Chancellor Angela Merkel has cancelled plans...
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Ridrozay | 24th March 2021
Coronavirus: India Temporarily Halts Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine Exports
The country’s largest vaccine maker has already delayed deliveries to Brazil and the UK India has placed a...
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Ridrozay | 24th March 2021
Coronavirus: EU And UK Try To End Row With ‘Win-Win’ On Vaccines
Vaccine campaigns across Europe have started slowly, blamed partly on delayed deliveries After weeks of tensions over Covid...