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How Covid cases are surging in India's neighbourhood | India News

A patient suffering from Covid transferred from an ambulance towards the hospital as the major second coronavirus wave surges in Kathmandu (Pic credit: Reuters)
NEW DELHI: As India is battling a vicious second coronavirus wave with more than 3 lakh new cases coming to light every day, there are also concerns about the coronavirus situation in its neighbourhood. In the last few days, countries like Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Maldives have seen an alarming surge in the number of coronavirus cases. Here’s a look.
Pakistan
Pakistan is reeling under the third wave of coronavirus and the current cases are reminiscent of the situation from last June, when daily cases hovered between 4,000-6,000. The health facilities are under stress due to mounting pressure. Providing medical oxygen has become a challenge as an unprecedented number of patients are in need of oxygen for life support. The total confirmed tally of the country has climbed to 867,438. Nearly 10 per cent of ....

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Maldives bans entry of Indian tourists amid COVID-19 surge, tightens curfew

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Maldives Bans Entry Of Indian Tourists Amid COVID-19 Surge, Tightens Curfew
As governments across the globe impose restrictions on travellers from India, Maldives has recently joined in the list as the restrictions have been tightened.
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As governments across the globe impose restrictions on travellers from India, Maldives has recently joined in the list as the restrictions have been tightened due to a surge in COVID-19 crisis. The Indian Ocean archipelago’s Health Protection Agency said that the residents of Male will be required to stay indoors from 4 p.m., until 4 a.m. Also, visas for tourists from India and other nations in South Asia will be halted from May 13. “As a precautionary measure against the spread of COVID-19, entry is temporarily suspended for tourists originating from South Asian countries, effective from 13th May 2021. With this change, all categories of visa holders originating from South Asian c ....

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Covid-19 cases double in Seychelles, the world's most-vaccinated nation

VICTORIA (BLOOMBERG) - Seychelles, which has vaccinated more of its population against Covid-19 than any other country, saw active cases more than double in the week to May 7, raising concerns that inoculation is not helping turn the tide in some places.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) said vaccine failure couldn t be determined without a detailed assessment and that it was working on evaluating the situation.
Dr Kate O Brien, director of the WHO s department of immunisation, vaccines and biologicals, told a briefing Monday (May 10) that the body was in direct communication with Seychelles and that a detailed assessment was needed looking at factors like strains of the virus and the severity of cases. ....

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Seychelles: Covid Cases Double In World's Most-Vaccinated Nation, Raising Concerns

Seychelles last week re-imposed curbs including closing schools, canceling sports events.
Seychelles, which has vaccinated more of its population against Covid-19 than any other country, saw active cases more than double in the week to May 7, raising concerns that inoculation is not helping turn the tide in some places.
The World Health Organization said vaccine failure couldn t be determined without a detailed assessment and that it was working on evaluating the situation.
Kate O Brien, director of the the WHO s department of immunization, vaccines and biologicals, told a briefing Monday that the body was in direct communication with Seychelles and that a detailed assessment was needed looking at factors like strains of the virus and the severity of cases. ....

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COVID-19 cases double in the world's most-vaccinated nation

COVID-19 cases double in the worldâs most-vaccinated nation
May 11, 2021 | 4:22 pm
A general view shows tourists on the sandy beaches outside the Seychelles capital Victoria Jan. 17, 2009. â REUTERS/RICHARD LOUGH
SEYCHELLES, which has vaccinated more of its population against coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) than any other country, saw active cases more than double in the week to May 7, raising concerns that inoculation is not helping turn the tide in some places.
The World Health Organization said vaccine failure couldnât be determined without a detailed assessment and that it was working on evaluating the situation.
Kate OâBrien, director of the WHOâs department of immunization, vaccines and biologicals, told a briefing Monday that the body was in direct communication with Seychelles and that a detailed assessment was needed looking at factors like strains of the virus and the severity of cases. ....

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