Coronavirus live updates: Globally, nearly 109.4 million people have been infected by the virus and the death toll stands at 2,410,914
Tripura and Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli currently have only two active cases each
The consortium hopes to start a mid-stage trial this month and move to late-stage testing in May
People under the age of 20 are about half as likely to be infected with Covid-19 as those older, a study says
Shopping mall parking lots are full again. Stores are buzzing, and there are long lines for hair salons and restaurants
Youngsters' despair deepens as Covid crisis drags on, China refuses to hand over raw data critical to WHO probe and other pandemic-related news across the globe
The drive to administer the second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine to those who have been covered in the first phase began across Gujarat
Health officials said they'd found no evidence the coronavirus had spread further in the community
Over 11,000 fresh cases reported, fewer takers for second dose, manual scavengers not a priority for shots-news relevant to India's fight against Covid-19
India began the vaccination programme on January 16
Prime Minister Scott Morrison will also be among the first to receive a dose in a bid to raise public confidence in the program
Japan, however, was still the last country among the Group of Seven nations to give it the OK as it required an additional clinical trial to be conducted on Japanese people to ensure safety
There are 139,637 active coronavirus cases in the country, while 10,621,220 have recovered
The US is the worst-hit country with the world's highest number of cases and deaths at 27,639,317 and 485,332, respectively, according to the CSSE
Authorities said 430 people had died of the disease in the last 24 hours
In a letter to the prime minister, leaders of the Covid Recovery Group (CRG) said the "tremendous pace" of the vaccination rollout means restrictions in England should begin easing from early March
More than 15 million people of the most vulnerable groups in Britain have received a first dose of a coronavirus jab
The UK on Sunday achieved what Prime Minister Boris Johnson hailed as a "significant milestone" as 15 million people received at least their first of two jabs to protect against COVID-19. The news came as the National Health Service (NHS) confirmed that its vaccination programme will officially expand further from Monday, inviting all over-65s and clinically vulnerable groups to receive their jabs. "It has been a truly national, UK-wide effort. We have done it together, Johnson said in a video message from Downing Street. "And in England, I can tell you we have now offered jabs to everyone in the first four priority groups, the people most likely to be severely ill from coronavirus, hitting the first target we set ourselves," he said, declaring that the government's target to cover all the designated top four priority groups of over-70s and frontline health and care workers with at least one of the two-dose Pfizer/BioNTech and Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccines by the middle of February ha
Coronavirus LIVE updates: Globally, more than 109 million people have been infected by the virus and the death toll stands at 2,404,041
Scientists at the University of Cambridge working with an anti-viral coating technology called DioX believe that it could protect facemask users by killing the coronavirus in as little as an hour