Omicron: Nepal makes quarantine mandatory for

Nepal on Saturday made two weeks quarantine mandatory for travelers arriving from 67 different countries, mainly from European and African countries.

Canada lifts travel ban on 10 African countries:

Canada is scrapping a ban on international travel from 10 African countries.

Yet another milestone in fight against COVID-19:

Today, the World Health Organization issued and emergency use listing (EUL) for NVX-CoV2373, expanding the basket of WHO-validated vaccines against the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

India will be world’s fastest-growing

The Home Minister later said that the policy decisions taken by PM Modi will "make India number one in the 100th year of independence".

11-year-old girl become youngest author from

Adeeba Riyaz, a class seven student wrote her book "Zeal of Pen" consisting of 96 pages in just 11 days.

Australian PM tested for COVID-19 following

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison was tested for COVID-19 late Tuesday after being deemed a casual contact.

7.6 magnitude earthquake hits Indonesia, tsunami

Tsunami waves are possible for coasts within 1,000 kilometres (621 miles) of the quake's epicentre, according to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Biden declares emergency in states of Illinois,

The disaster hit several US states, including Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky and Tennessee.

First recorded death of patient with new Covid

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that at least one person died after contracting the Omicron coronavirus strain.

Kerala reports first case of Omicron variant of

The man who returned from the UK to Kochi on December 6 had tested COVID positive on December 8 and after genome sequencing, he was found positive for omicron.

Al Hind Tours and Travels begins operations in

The new office which is opened in Chattogram (Chittagong) in Bangladesh and will be a strategic business hub for the company.

Nasal vaccine might help fight new COVID-19

Nasal vaccines, but not the shot, also induced antibodies that protected the animals against a variety of flu strains, not just against the strain the vaccine was meant to protect against.