Unload limited, American jokes with Wave Covid-19 Wednesday
The fact that some US states "opened 100%" desice whether the epidemic situation is not really stable, creating a risk of wonded infection.
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Brazil is at risk of becoming the 'incubator' of the nCoV strain
Amidst many Brazilians still partying, an official warned that "there are no ICU beds for everyone's parents, aunts, sons, or girlfriends".
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Explosion at the Dutch Covid-19 test center
An explosion rocked the nCoV test center north of Amsterdam on the morning of March 3, causing the window to burst but not injure.
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Vietnam increases three ranks in global soft power
Vietnam climbed three places, to 47/100 in the Soft Power Index, apparently due to its anti-Covid-19 achievement.
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Concurrently rejected vaccine Covid-19
Mexico People of Aldama and many other towns simultaneously sent letters announcing refusal to vaccinate Covid-19 due to loss of trust in the federal government.
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Japan wants China to stop anal nCoV testing
Tokyo urged Beijing to stop taking nCoV anal samples after many Japanese citizens suffered "severe psychological pain".
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Confidence of Covid-19 vaccine increased in developed countries
Surveys in six industrialized countries showed that Covid-19 vaccine readiness attitude increased compared to last year, with the highest rate in the UK.
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Israel reopened its economy
Israel today started to reopen its economy with the government announcing it is activating a normal life when nearly 50% of the population has been vaccinated against Covid-19.
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More than 111 million Covid-19 cases, and more than 200 million vaccines, are injected globally
Globally, more than 111 million cases, nearly 2.5 million deaths from nCoV, are recorded globally, and more than 200 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine have been injected.
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The world could lose 20.5 million years of life because of Covid-19
One study found that people in 81 countries around the world could have lost 20.5 million years of life from the pandemic.
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