Coronavirus

  • Topic: Discourse on Whistleblower Protection and COVID-19 (A Literature Review) “If you’re going to sin, sin against God, not the Bureaucracy. God will forgive you but the Bureaucracy won’t.” Admiral Hyman G. Rickover INTRODUCTION Leadership incompetence and apathy among members of a democratic society are the bane of good corporate governance. Moreover, autocracy and rigidity…

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  • President Joe Biden’s vaccination mandate on businesses with 100 employees or more has been put on hold after the courts issued a stay on the order as litigation and appeals remain underway. The vaccination mandate was ordered by Biden’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) under an Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) that established minimum COVID-19 vaccination and…

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  • WITH a deadly virus circulating the past year and a half, many people have been wondering how they can boost their immunity. Masturbating is sometimes touted as a way to give the immune system a kick-start. When Covid first started causing chaos in the Western world in March 2020, Google searches for “can masturbation boost immunity”…

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  • Katia Aveiro, the sister of footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, has been hospitalized after catching pneumonia after contracting Covid Cristiano Ronaldo’s sister has been hospitalized with pneumonia due to complications in her fight against Covid. Katia Aveiro revealed she was in hospital in her native island of Madeira in an Instagram post. The 42-year-old singer is being treated at…

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  • The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced new recommendations that vaccinated people return to wearing masks indoors in parts of the U.S. where the coronavirus is surging. Scientists cited new information about the ability of the delta variant to spread among vaccinated people. The CDC also recommended indoor masks for all teachers, staff, students…

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  • Britain plans to scrap laws requiring face masks and social distancing later this month, Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed Monday, even as he acknowledged that lifting the restrictions will drive surging coronavirus cases higher. Johnson said legal controls will be replaced by “personal responsibility” when the country moves to the final stage of its lockdown-lifting…

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  • A Texas grand jury has declined to indict a former health department doctor who was accused of theft because he took nine doses of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine that were about to expire and gave them to acquaintances and friends. Hasan Gokal, MD, was fired from his job and charged with theft by a public servant. A judge…

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  • Australia’s largest city Sydney begins a two-week lockdown on Saturday to contain a rapidly spreading outbreak of the Delta variant. Millions of residents woke on Sunday to the first full day of coronavirus lockdown, as Australia tried to contain an outbreak of the highly contagious Delta variant. Sydney’s cluster of cases of the highly infectious…

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  • Nearly 70 percent of Japanese firms polled in a new survey have said they are in favor of cancelling or delaying the Tokyo Olympics over concerns they could cause coronavirus cases to spike and further strain the country’s already burdened medical system. “There’s no way that the Olympics can go ahead under the current circumstances,”…

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  • Health expert says coronavirus vaccines have low effectiveness

    China’s top disease control official, in a rare acknowledgement, said current vaccines offer low protection against the coronavirus and mixing them is among strategies being considered to boost their effectiveness. China has distributed hundreds of millions of doses of domestically made vaccines abroad and is relying on them for its own mass immunization campaign. But the director of the…

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  • COPA AMERICA! Messi to get China-made coronavirus vaccine to be able to play

    According to TV3, Lionel Messi will have the Chinese-manufactured coronavirus vaccine to be able to play in the Copa America this summer. The vaccine will be sent directly to Barcelona to ensure he will be available for the competition, that will be played in Colombia and Argentina in June and July. Thank you for watching…

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  • Germany ready to stiffen lockdown measures

    German authorities were expected to extend lockdown measures again on Monday and possibly tighten some restrictions as they face a steady rise in new coronavirus infections, but leave schools open for now. Chancellor Angela Merkel and the country’s 16 state governors, who in highly decentralized Germany are responsible for imposing and lifting restrictions, held a…

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  • What’s behind the increasing cases of gang violence in Paris?

    France has been alarmed over recent weeks by a spate of killings of young people in gang violence in the Paris region during the school holidays. Experts say that the role of social media and the economic effects of the Covid-19 crisis are major factors behind this phenomenon. The most recent killing to shake France was that…

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  • China approves more coronavirus vaccines from domestic companies

    China’s drug authority said Thursday it had approved two more coronavirus vaccines made by domestic companies for public use. The vaccines made by CanSino Biologics and a unit of Sinopharm were given conditional approvals after they were found protective against Covid-19, said the National Medical Products Administration. Conditional approvals help to speed emergency drugs to…

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  • Nigerians shouldn’t expect coronavirus vaccines anytime soon – FG

    The Federal Government has said it would not be able to put a date on when the expected COVID-19 vaccines would be delivered to Nigeria. Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, disclosed this while fielding questions from State House Correspondents on Wednesday after the week’s virtual Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting presided over by President…

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  • BREAKING: Coronavirus updates

    State governments in the U.S. are passing their own virus aid, not waiting for Washington. The U.N.’s global vaccine plan is underway, but problems remain. Ghana’s first to get those COVAX shots. The FDA says single-shot dose from Johnson & Johnson prevents severe COVID. And Pfizer’s vaccine works well in first big ‘real world’ test.…

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