Wuhan: The Lunar New Year holiday that begins on Friday will be tinged with sorrow for Deng Wei, a 26-year-old resident of China's central city of Wuhan.Instead of celebrating, she will commemorate the deaths of her father and grandmother during last year's holiday, from complications of the coronavirus that emerged in the city to cause the disease now known as COVID-19.Deng recalls the last time she spoke to her grandmother, in a hospital ward in a northeastern suburb of Wuhan, just days before her death."The security guard didn't let me stay for too long," Deng said from the site of the tombs where the ashes of her father and grandmother rest on the city's outskirts."She was lying in the bed and couldn't even see my face," Deng added,.

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Covid vaccine: Anand Mahindra calls for harnessing pvt sector's capability to scale up distribution

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Students on campus urged to act safely over Covid

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North Korea hacked Pfizer in bid for Covid-19 vaccine data, Seoul says

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North Korea 'attempted to steal Pfizer Covid vaccine technology through hacking'

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Charity seeking views to help shape project for better mental health support for students

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'Hotel Rwanda' hero faces trial as family fears for his life

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UK to facilitate other countries' COVID vaccine passport plans

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SC to hear PIL for including members of legal fraternity in priority category for Covid-19 vaccine

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The latest Covid-19 hotspots in each Greater Manchester borough - mapped

direct to your inboxCoronavirus infections are falling across the majority of Greater Manchester.But as the latest covid heat map shows, there are big variations in the number of infections, from borough to borough and often with towns themselves. An interactive map shows the number of positive Covid test results in each neighbourhood across the country using Office for National Statistics (ONS) data.

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Cases of Covid-19 in hospitals reducing. vaccinations for over 85s get under way

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Boris Johnson hints Brits could need negative Covid test to go clubbing or to theatres

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Olymel temporarily closes Alberta pork plant because of COVID-19 outbreak

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Nearly 500 Peru gov’t officials secretly vaccinated against COVID-19, president says

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Media panel: COVID-19 vaccine public attitude and sentiment research

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Inside Covid ICU filled with 'younger, sicker' patients suspended between life and death

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Ban on new foreign workers left US jobs unfilled, even in covid downturn

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Muted Mardi Gras: Closed bars, barricaded Bourbon Street

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Syringe shortage hampers Japan's Covid-19 vaccination roll out

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COVID-19 cases drop in Alberta as variant concern rises

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Covid vaccine priority to 'focus on age and ethnicity' after over-50s have had jab

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UConn in line for top seed in NCAA women's tournament

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Mexico begins vaccinating seniors against Covid-19

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South Korea to buy more Covid vaccines for 23 million people from Novovax, Pfizer

South Korea has arranged to buy coronavirus vaccines for 23 million more people, its prime minister said on Tuesday, a day after authorities decided to scale back initial vaccination plans, citing delays and efficacy concerns.The deals include vaccines from Novavax Inc for 20 million people and Pfizer products for 3 million, bringing the total number of people to be covered to 79 million, Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun said.Also Read | Inside the five-year battle food companies have fought to resist stricter labelling norms"The government has been working to bring in sufficient early supplies, but there is growing uncertainty over our plan for the first half due to production issues with global drugmakers and international competition to

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90-year-old Seattle woman walks 6 miles in the snow to get coronavirus vaccine

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Petition to create support fund for Canadian musicians

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Canada’s new travel restrictions at land borders come into effect

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A sixth of Air India staff tested positive for coronavirus

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No new cases of COVID-19

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Coronavirus: PCR test required at all land border crossing as of next week

Ottawa is tightening requirements for people crossing into the country via the land border. And soon, those arriving there will need to present a negative COVID-19 test result. Andrea MacPherson has the latest.

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Regina families spend winter stat together

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Pubs might need curfews and alcohol bans to stop Covid spreading, experts warn

Pubs might not be able to prevent Covid from spreading without curfews or alcohol bans, warn scientists.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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