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URL copied Don t fall for rumours claiming that alcohol protects against coronavirus, says COVID expert Head of Punjab s expert committee on COVID Dr K K Talwar on Wednesday urged people not to fall for rumours doing rounds on social media that alcohol can offer protection against coronavirus, which has infected nearly 4,00,000 people in the state. He said drinking too much alcohol can weaken people s immunity and increase their chances of getting infected. Talwar said he read on social media that the consumption of alcohol can offer protection against the virus. Such sort of mistaken beliefs can create serious issues, he said.

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Alcohol protects against coronavirus? Don t fall for rumours, says Punjab s COVID expert

Alcohol protects against coronavirus? Don t fall for rumours, says Punjab s COVID expert Dr K K Talwar said drinking too much alcohol can weaken people s immunity and increase their chances of getting infected. Share Via Email | A+A A- By PTI CHANDIGARH: Head of Punjab s expert committee on COVID Dr K K Talwar on Wednesday urged people not to fall for rumours doing rounds on social media that alcohol can offer protection against coronavirus, which has infected nearly 4,00,000 people in the state. He said drinking too much alcohol can weaken people s immunity and increase their chances of getting infected. Talwar said he read on social media that the consumption of alcohol can offer protection against the virus.

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Don t run behind Remedivir! There are a number of medications that can cure corona with early administration, knowing what experts say | રેમડેસિવિરની પાછળ ભાગશો નહીં! એવી અનેક દવાઓ છે જે શરૂઆતમાં આપવાથી કોરોનામાં સાજા થઈ શકાય છે, નિષ્ણાતો શું કહે છે તે જાણા

Don t run behind Remedivir! There are a number of medications that can cure corona with early administration, knowing what experts say | રેમડેસિવિરની પાછળ ભાગશો નહીં! એવી અનેક દવાઓ છે જે શરૂઆતમાં આપવાથી કોરોનામાં સાજા થઈ શકાય છે, નિષ્ણાતો શું કહે છે તે જાણા
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Indian COVID-19 Variant Causes Concern as Sharp Spike in New Infections Recorded

Indian COVID-19 Variant Causes Concern as Sharp Spike in New Infections Recorded © AP Photo / Mahesh Kumar A Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/india/202105011082771038-indian-covid-19-variant-causes-concern-as-sharp-spike-in-new-infections-recorded/ The past two months have seen several countries register the Indian variant, with scientists fearing it may be more transmissible. The explosive surge in the number of COVID-19 infections in India has led scientists to study whether a variant of the novel coronavirus first detected in India is to blame. What is the Indian Variant? The variant, named B.1.617, has so far been reported in about 21 countries and is raising concern around the world. The World Health Organisation (WHO) said that the variant was first identified in India last December, despite the first case being reported in October 2020.

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42-year-old COVID patient jumps to death from fourth floor of Chandigarh s PGI : The Tribune India

7277 Chandigarh, April 29 A 42-year-old COVID-19 patient who was undergoing treatment at the PGIMER here allegedly jumped to his death from the fourth floor of the hospital on Thursday. While police said they are investigating the matter, the Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), in a statement, said the Panchkula resident was admitted to the institute on April 11. “He was COVID-19 positive and under treatment for post-COVID fungal pneumonia. He was adequately treated in RICU (Respiratory Intensive Care Unit) and shifted to a private ward on April 28,” the statement said. The patient jumped out of the window of his room on Thursday afternoon, it said.

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