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The Sacred Shrine of Calvary in Maggona celebrates its anniversary Read More »
According to experts, even after 4 years, the most productive way to save and control the spread of SARS-CoV-2 infection is still to be determined. The non-pharmaceutical interventions implemented during the pandemic are, even today, the only features that can be used to prevent the transmission of the infection.
After 4 years of pandemic, the Covid virus is a seasonal flu among young people Read More »
As climate-related lawsuits multiply, at least one major oil company had planned to take legal action decades ago.
How They Coordinated to Deny the Link Between Excessive Weather and Climate Change Read More »
T20I member Annerie Dercksen is out, Delmi Tucker replaces her | ESPN. com
teenager Meso on the ODI team from South Africa Sri Lanka; Testing with Injury Read More »
Sierra Leone’s COVID-19 vaccination program, which leverages network mobilization in remote villages, has particularly higher vaccination rates, demonstrating a scalable and cost-effective approach to global vaccine access.
News from India: Notification of CAA delay rules enforces CAA nationwide and speeds up citizenship for non-Muslim immigrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.
TOI explains: What’s changing now that AAC rules are being notified? Read More »
Doctor and podcast host Celine Gounder traveled to India and Bangladesh and brought back untold stories, many of them of public fitness whose voices have disappeared from archives documenting smallpox eradication.
Doctor Travels to South Asia for Lasting Lessons on Smallpox Eradication Read More »
Bangladesh faces alarming levels of pollutants and environmental hazards that disproportionately harm the most vulnerable people: the poor, children under five, the elderly and women, according to a new World Bank report.
Combating environmental pollutants supports Bangladesh’s expansion and development Read More »
Shootings, kidnappings and killings are more prevalent in Bangladesh’s refugee camps, while armed teams and criminal gangs are more brazen.
‘Night government’ expands scope of violence in Rohingya camps Read More »
Rumours and misinformation about the novel coronavirus COVID-19, false cures and how the disease spreads, have been dubbed an “infodemic” by the WHO Director-General. They can be as destructive as the virus itself.
Communication to counter the COVID-19 “infodemic” Read More »
