Emmanuel Macron the French president said that Europe and the United States should urgently allocate 3% to 5% of their coronavirus vaccine supplies to developing countries where vaccination campaigns have scarcely begun. In an interview granted to the UK-based Financial Times newspaper, he said some African nations were having to …
Read More »Several injured after gas explosion in southern Germany
Several people have been injured after a gas explosion in Memmingen in southern Germany, daily Bild reported on Friday, citing a police spokesman. The paper said a further explosion could not be ruled out. According to the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper the explosion occurred at the offices of the German Red …
Read More »Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine 91.6% effective in late-stage trial
Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine was 91.6% effective in preventing people from developing COVID-19, according to peer-reviewed results from its late-stage clinical trial published in The Lancent international medical journal on Tuesday. “The development of the Sputnik V vaccine has been criticised for unseemly haste, corner cutting, and an absence of …
Read More »United Kingdom: national security prevents publication of vaccine supply data
According to a junior British Minister, Britain cannot publish details of the AstraZeneca covid-19 vaccine supply contract because it would jeopardize national security, as the European Union threatened drug companies over supply delays. Scotland will publish covid-19 detailed vaccine supply data next week even though the British government has refused …
Read More »Why Cristiano Ronaldo does not have tattoos on his body?
Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the few famous personnalities in the world who do not have tattoos on their body. Even if it seems strange, the Portuguese player has his reasons. Lionel Messi has the number 10 drawn on his leg and Neymar has favelas on his body. Read more: …
Read More »France begins its vaccination campaign with people over the age of 75
France began a nationwide campaign to inoculate people over 75 on Monday as officials sought to ease concerns about deliveries of coronavirus vaccines. France, which saw its death toll rise past 70,000 at the weekend, has so far given priority to healthcare workers and elderly people in their care. The new …
Read More »Pfizer vaccine deliveries ‘temporarily reduced in Europe’
Vaccine deliveries to Europe by Pfizer bioN tech will be reduced “as of next week” while the company increases its production capacity, Norwegian health officials have said. “The temporary reduction will affect all European countries,” Norway’s Public Health Agency (FHI) said in a statement. “It is not immediately clear how …
Read More »Pope Francis and Benedict XVI are vaccinated against covid-19
The information was reported by La croix. As reported by the media, Pope Francis aged 84 and his predecessor Benedict XVI (93 years) have both received the first doses of the vaccine against the covid-19 virus. According to two journalists closer to the Sovereign Pontiff, the vaccination session took place …
Read More »Benzema considers the trial on the sextape case as a ‘masquerade’
While information indicates that Karim Benzema will be tried by the criminal court in the sextape case against his ex-teammate of the French national team, Matthieu Valbuena , the French striker of Real Madrid, denounced in a manner ionized, the process on Instagram According to Karim Benzema, this correctional trial in …
Read More »COVID-19: The refusal of vaccination will be recorded in Spain
Spain is intending to create a database to record persons who will refuse to be vaccinated. A vast register on immunization of its population and vaccination monitoring will also be implemented. A list of protesters of covid-19s vaccine will be shared with other countries of the European Union. This large …
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