Tag: Medics

#Pakistan News Turkish health officials working with WHO personnel to step up monitoring of waterborne diseases, seasonal influenza and COVID-19 among those displaced by the February 6 earthquake and powerful aftershocks. As the death toll from the February 6 disaster is expected to climb on Thursday, Turkish medical personnel ...

NEW DELHI: Cautious optimism has emerged in India as Pakistan’s new Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif took office, with analysts saying the political change in Islamabad may lead to a diplomatic thaw between the two rival South Asian neighbors after years of tension. India-Pakistan relations have been marred by conflict ...

Bank branch, Block office shut after employees’ test positiveFayaz BukhariSrinagar, Jan 18: There has been a spike in the COVID-19 positive cases in Kashmir with 3,105 fresh cases reported in the Valley including 83 medics in Government Medical College Srinagar and its Associated Hospitals taking the number of active ...

By Shao Longfei, Wang Di and Wang Jingyi BEIJING, July 30 -- The clinical research data of the recombinant COVID-19 vaccine (Adenovirus Type 5 Vector) in inhalation form developed by Chinese military medical scientist Chen Wei and her team has been published on the famous international academic journal The ...

Video Editors: Vivek Gupta, Sandeep SumanVoice Over: Athar RatherDoctors and medical staff have been at the forefront in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. In India, around 800 doctors have lost their lives in the second wave alone. But despite serving people with selflessness, medical professionals are regularly assaulted ...

‘Give us money not jabs’ — In Pakistan’s refugee camps, skepticism over government’s vaccine plans KARACHI: Afghan refugees in Pakistan’s southern provinces said they wanted money, not vaccines, from the government to protect against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) as their camps had not been hit by the virus. Representatives ...

#Pakistan News At a time when 10 million children in Afghanistan need polio drops, the killing of three female vaccination health workers in Jalalabad has put the country's door-to-door polio vaccination drive into doubt, pushing the government and aid agencies to re-assess field postings for thousands of female medics. ...

#Pakistan News At a time when 10 million children in Afghanistan need polio drops, the killing of three female vaccination health workers in Jalalabad has put the country's door-to-door polio vaccination drive into doubt, pushing the government and aid agencies to re-assess field postings for thousands of female medics. ...