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Measles cases soar 400 percent in Africa this year
Africa is facing an explosion of preventable diseases due to delays in vaccinating children, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on April 28, with measles cases jumping 400 percent.
Twenty African countries reported measles outbreaks in the first quarter of this year, eight more than in the first three months of 2021.
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Gaga: Three times as many COVID-19 infections as last year, less hospitalisation
With Greek hospitals in various regions at the breaking point, Alternate Health Minister Mina Gaga has again issued an urgent plea for people to get the COVID-19 jab - both for the first time and the third, booster shot - and underlined that the pandemic now hits mainly unvaccinated people.
Bulgaria has Crossed the Threshold of 600,000 Cases of COVID-19
Since the beginning of the epidemic in Bulgaria, 601,035 cases of coronavirus have been registered, according to data in the Unified Information Portal.
There are currently 98,948 active cases, and 2,836 infections have been registered in the last 24 hours. The tests performed for a 24-hour period are 32,588.
Prime Minister of Serbia: People will start dying from the plague and cholera VIDEO
"The session will focus on the beginning of the school year. That is why we invited representatives of the teachers' union, the president of the high school forum and the president of the pediatricians' association to the session, who will address the public later," Prime Minister said.
Vasilakopoulos: Herd immunity -without vaccination- presupposes 4 million infections
The professor of Pulmonology and Intensive Care, Theodoros Vasilakopoulos, made the nightmarish estimate that if the vaccinations do not proceed, 4 million people will need to get sick in order to achieve herd immunity.
Bombshell Council of State ruling says the state is liable for side-effects of MMR II vaccine
The Council of State, Greece's supreme administrative court, today made public a ruling regarding the state's liability for side effects that are linked to vaccination.
One-Third of Romanians Would Refuse Covid-19 Vaccine: Survey
One out of three Romanians would refuse to be vaccinated against Covid-19, according to an opinion survey conducted on May 13 and 14 by the Romanian Institute for Evaluation and Strategy, IRES, results of which were published by media on Turesday.
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5559 people were tested in the last 24 hours, and 227 patients were infected with the coronavirus until 3 pm on Wednesday.
A total of confirmed cases of coronavirus is 8.724 among 78.942 tested. To date, 2.470 COVID-19 patients are being treated in hospitals, including 78 who are on respirators.
Three of the deceased are male and two are female.
Chief microbiologist says vaccination law absolutely necessary; too long in Parliament without final decision
Chairman of the Romanian Society of Microbiology Alexandru Rafila on Friday urged the adoption of the vaccination law, highlighting the fact that vaccination coverage in Romania has recorded constant decreases. "The vaccination law is absolutely necessary. It has been with Parliament for too long without a final decision.
117 million children face measles risk from COVID-19 response: UN
Around 117 million children worldwide risk contracting measles because dozens of countries are curtailing their vaccination programs as they battle COVID-19, the United Nations warned on April 14.