NIGERIA WARNS PUBLIC AGAINST FAKE CORONAVIRUS VACCINES

Fri 15 January 2021: The Nigerian government on Friday warned her citizens against fake coronavirus vaccines as there are reports that some are in circulation. with the country’s National Agency for Food Drug and Administration Control (NAFDAC) urging the public to be aware. It said fake vaccines can cause “Covid-like illnesses or other serious diseases […]

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BRITISH IMAMS TO REASSURE WORSHIPPERS ABOUT COVID VACCINES

Fri 15 January 2021: Imams in more than 100 mosques across the UK deliver sermons at Friday prayers this week seeking to reassure worshippers about the safety and legitimacy of Covid-19 vaccinations and reminding them of the Islamic injunction to save lives. Muslims attending Friday prayers this week will be told not only that the vaccine […]

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COVID-19 UPDATE: DEATHS SURPASS 2 MILLION, AMAZONAS STATE RUNNING OUT OF OXYGEN

Fri 15 January 2021: COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC Last updated: January 15, 2021, 10:04 GMT Coronavirus Cases: 93,628,842 Deaths: 2,004,690 Recovered: 66,933,328 Source: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ Global Covid-19 deaths surpass 2 million  The death toll from the novel coronavirus has crossed 2 million, according to tracking websites. The United States is leading the world in most deaths caused […]

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TURKEY: OVER 100,000 HEALTH WORKERS GET COVID-19 VACCINE JABS

Thu 14 January 2021: Over 100,000 health care staff in Turkey received the first doses of COVID-19 vaccine, the country’s health minister said on Thursday. “As of now, the number of health professionals getting the first doses crossed 100,000,” Fahrettin Koca said on Twitter at around 1.40 p.m. local time (1040 GMT), sharing a link […]

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28 MILLION PEOPLE ACROSS WORLD VACCINATED AGAINST COVID-19 SO FAR, WHO SAYS

Thu 14 January 2021: The World Health Organization (WHO) said Wednesday that about 28 million vaccine doses have been administered so far in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic – largely in the wealthiest countries. WHO Emergencies Director Michael Ryan said around 46 countries had started their coronavirus vaccination campaigns – of which 38 were […]

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