Climate change has ‘overtaken pandemics as a biggest global concern’. The failure to act on climate change has overtaken contagious diseases as the biggest concern for global experts.

Read More: https://whatson.guide/climate-change-overtakes-covid19/

#climatechange #pandemics #global #experts

Global coronavirus cases have soared to a new record high, with further than2.2 million verified cases has been reported.

US logs 1M diurnal coronavirus cases for the first time. Across the United States, further than 1 million positive coronavirus tests were reported.

#global #coronavirus #unitedstates #high

https://whatson.guide/covid19-global-cases-hit-record-high/

Some members of your family may need to continue to take steps to protect themselves from COVID-19. Instead of getting and recovering, prevention measures are better than cure. By now we already know about the Covid pattern, most vulnerable are people with dark skin in cold climates, obese old, and poor people. Even on the global map, people near the equator seem to be doing better.

Read More: https://whatson.guide/5-prevention-tips-of-covid19/

#covid #covid19news #covid19pandemic #covidprevention #covid19vaccines #covid19updates #covid19research

One concept that came to mind is that, after the disaster of Covid 19, people around the world are more concerned about the world. Apart from that, we’ve recently celebrated COP26, and as a result, we’re all more aware than ever of the significance of making every attempt to be more sustainable.

Read More: https://whatson.guide/5-ways-to-have-a-green-eco-friendly-christmas/

#covid19 #people #sustainable #cop26glasgow #cop26uk #cop26action #omnicron

Unless governments take initiatives to enforce the wearing of face masks against the Omicron strain of the coronavirus would be “useless” said UNIONS.

#governments #omicron #coronavirus #unions #facemasks

Read More- https://whatson.guide/covid19-wearing-face-masks-against-omicron-strain-is-useless-unless-enforced/

Vaccinated Tourists from U.S. are allowed to enter in Thailand and Japan

From march 2020 although Thailand have been shuttered all kind of public places like museums, shopping malls, libraries, theater, gyms, parks and other public venues all over the country, they will start foreign vaccinated against COVID 19, travelers.

These travelers are allowed to visit the popular places like Phuket, Samui without quarantine, decision taken by Thailand tourism sector in this Friday. From the first July, tourist can come to stay in Andaman Sea. But the visitors must have been vaccinated and national approval from the government, they must be required to take PCR tests.

Just three months before Tokyo Summer Olympics Japan announced third stage of emergency of COVID19, now they broke the restrictions a full lockdown for officials whether the bars and restaurants could be open in new rules major city like Tokyo and some others.

Without exceptional circumstances Japan foreign nationals denied permission for some countries and listed some areas who have to take 14days quarantine for landing.

One international news said “the European Union says it will let vaccinated U.S. tourists visit the region this summer, after more than a year of barring all nonessential travel.”

Oxygen Supply is in a state of panic; In Delhi

Delhi warns hospitals running out of oxygen amid India’s devastating Covid19 wave. Demand double as pandemic spreads faster than ever; supply to industries mostly halted to meet medical needs.

Supply of medical oxygen to public hospitals is under strain as the demand for the life-sustaining gas has doubled over the last few weeks, posing new challenges in the battle against the second wave of the coronavirus infections.
Amidst heightened demand for oxygen, most suppliers have already stopped supplying oxygen to industries, dedicating all its production for hospitals treating Covid-19 patients.
With the second wave being much stranger than the first, more and more patients are in need of oxygen support as the highly transmissible virus, fueled by new strains, is infecting lungs severely, causing serious breathing problems for many, hospital sources said.
Uninterrupted oxygen supply is extremely crucial in saving lives of critical coronavirus patients. Most patients are coming with severe shortness of breath and need oxygen via a high-flow nasal cannula, they said.
Officials at the Directorate General of Health Services said around 100 tonnes of oxygen are required every day to ensure uninterrupted supply at government hospitals.
The demand for medical oxygen in Covid hospitals has almost doubled of late. To meet this demand, hospitals are now giving more priority to producing medical oxygen than industrial oxygen.
Delhi’s government issued a call for help on social media cause most of the hospitals almost lost their hope.
The state government said every third person tested for coronavirus was found positive.
On Tuesday Indian Prime minister said a lockdown should only be a last resort.

Covid19 impact: Liverpool accounts reveal £46m pre-tax loss

Liverpool has reported a £59m and match-day revenue by £13m in the first three months of the pandemic on Tuesday. The accounts reveal £46m pre-tax loss and early impact of Covid crisis. Reports Munia Iffat.
• Liverpool’s latest accounts have revealed a report that a £46million pre-tax loss for the financial year ending May 2020 which equates to an £88m negative swing from their position just over 12 months ago.
• Their Premier League season being suspended in March 2020 and completed behind closed doors in July.
• During this period four fewer Premier League home games meant match-day revenue declined by £13m to £71m.

• Managing director Andy Hughes said, “This financial reporting period was up to May 2020 so approaching a year ago now. It does, however, begin to demonstrate the initial financial impact of the pandemic and the significant reductions in key revenue streams.”
• “We can now look ahead to the conclusion of this season and hopefully a more normal start to next season,” he added.
The loss of Liverpool’s was cushioned, however, by strong commercial performance. Eight new partnerships, sponsorship renewals with Nivea and Carlsberg, record sales of the new Nike home kit and new retail stores in Thailand, Singapore and Vietnam helped increase commercial revenue by £29m to £217m.

BRIT awards to host 4,000 audiences as part of COVID research

A live audience of 4,000 people will attend the BRIT awards on 11 May in London as part of a government-led research program into how crowds can safely return to mass participants’ events. It would be the first major indoor music event with a live audience as the country emerges from COVID19 lockdown.
The awards will be held on next month which is pushed back from the traditional February date because of the pandemic. The hope of organizers was always to have some kind of live audience for a show which will feature performances by Dua Lipa, Headie One and Arlo Parks. 2,500 tickets are being made available to key workers from greater London, who can apply via a ballot system. They will not have to wear face masks inside the arena but will have to provide proof of a negative lateral flow test result to enter the venue.
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) announced on Thursday that the Brits will be joining events such as the current world’s snooker championships in Sheffield’s Crucible theatre as a pilot in the government’s events research program.

Geoff Taylor, chief executive of the British Phonographic Industry and the BRITs said, “not only will we be celebrating the brilliant music and artists that have helped us through the pandemic, but we hope it will provide a path for the return of live music that fans and artists have so sorely missed.”

The awards are due to be hosted by Jack Whitehall for the fourth year running and will be broadcast live on ITV.

6 things to eat after come down with COVID19

COVID19- it’s a respiratory virus that causes a lot of symptoms. Though it’s varying person to person but most of the people face fever, coughs, and shortness of breath, body aches and loss of taste or smell. Due to the sense of losing the taste of smell it might impact your appetite. Here are some lists for you to eat well after come down with COVID19.

1. Be Hydrate
After come down with this respiratory virus always keep in mind you need to be hydrated. You may feel weak and can’t eat much because of your health for suffering from coronavirus. In that case hydration is much important. For recovering from this flu, the medicine you are taking may cause you to get dry. So be hydrate, hydrate and hydrate!

2. Vitamin C
We all know how important vitamin C is when we have cold or any flu. It’s another antioxidant that can give your immunity a boost. For example: Oranges, strawberries, mangoes and broccoli. It’s worth noting that oranges and grapefruit are better sources of vitamin C than lemons and limes.

3. Ginger
Ginger can help to cleanse the lymphatic system. It is known for its anti-oxidative and anti-inflammatory properties. You can drink your tea with mixing ginger. It’s a great way to take the benefit of ginger.

4. Pineapple
Pineapple is a superb choice for helping your body to boost its defenses against illness. While this fruit contains a number of beneficial vitamins and minerals, it seems that the enzyme bromeliad may be most advantageous for boosting immunity while reducing inflammation.

5. Calorie contains food
Remember it, nutrition matters, but calories matter too. Try to eat foods which carry a large number of calories. Trying to get calories in however you can and eating foods that help you feel good is probably going to be more important than worrying about getting enough zinc or vitamin A.

6. Carrots
Many researchers recommend drinking carrot juices to reap these disease-fighting rewards. it may be worth it since you’ll get more beta-carotene this way which helps to boost your immunity.

Lastly, try to eat at least three servings of fresh fruits and vegetables per day and steer clear of processed foods. Stay home, stay safe.