Fully vaccinated people, or individuals who have recovered from Covid, will be allowed to dine indoors from Monday, July 26th. It is understood that some restrictions will remain, including a limit of six people per …
The Irish Government’s ineptitude to do the simplest tasks is once again in the spotlight, as people are now being urged to avoid calling the Covid helpline at all costs, due to waiting times of …
Infections keep rising in Australia despite hard lockdowns. The country’s two largest states, Victoria and New South Wales, have reported significant increases in recent days. Health authorities are blaming the Delta variant for this latest …
The UK is reporting just over 46,500 new infections over the past 24h Official figures say that there have been 46,558 new cases confirmed in that period of time. Health authorities have also announced 96 …
The British Government is warning that people might need to show vaccine papers before being allowed into football games from September, depending on the pandemic’s course. This follows the announcement that only fully vaccinated individuals …
The UK might soon move Spain and Greece to its ‘amber plus’ list, as coronavirus cases soar. Spain is now reporting record number of new infections, with over 44,000 new cases reported on July 13 …
Northern Ireland has reported over 1,100 new infections over the last 24h. Official figures say that there have been 1,138 new cases confirmed in that period of time. Health authorities have also announced one further …
The US has issued an urgent warning against traveling to the UK, even if fully vaccinated. The warning specifies that fully vaccinated people ‘may still be at risk’ of becoming infected and spreading the disease. …
The Chief Executive of the HSE Paul Reid has said that there is a bumpy ride ahead as Covid-19 caess continue to rise. In a tweet Reid said that “there is a bumpy journey for the …
Vaccination papers are set to become mandatory for admittance in British nightclubs and other ‘crowded venues’ from September. It is understood that a negative proof will soon be considered not good enough, and that vaccination …
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