Flight attendant caught coronavirus in hotel quarantine as Queensland records zero new cases 

Infected flight attendant caught coronavirus in hotel quarantine before wandering around the Brisbane CBD – as Queensland records zero new cases By Kylie Stevens For Daily Mail Australia and Australian Associated Press Published: 00:15 BST, 21 June 2021 | Updated: 00:44 BST, 21 June 2021 Queensland has recorded no new locally-acquired cases a day after … Read more

Victoria records zero new cases of coronavirus

Victoria records zero new cases of coronavirus but hundreds are still on alert for possible exposure in Melbourne By Charlotte Karp For Daily Mail Australia Published: 23:41 BST, 14 June 2021 | Updated: 23:53 BST, 14 June 2021 Victoria has recorded zero new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday morning but hundreds are still on alert for … Read more

Child obesity cases treated in hospital have more than doubled in two years, figures show 

Child obesity cases treated in hospital have more than doubled in two years, figures show Number of babies and toddlers treated in hospital for obesity more than doubled in two years Obesity contributory factor in 1,087 patients aged four and under last year The figure has more than tripled from 336 in 2013/14 to 1,087 … Read more

Covid cases in England rise by 10% in a week with 160,000 people now infected

Covid cases in England rise by 10% in a week with 160,000 people now infected – but ONS says data shows the outbreak is ‘level’ and has barely changed since mid-March Office for National Statistics data showed an estimated 140,000 people had the virus in the previous week But statisticians said the rise was nothing … Read more

Fauci says Covid cases ‘are at a disturbing level’ and are set to surge

Dr Anthony Fauci warned that the number of new coronavirus cases recorded every day has flattened at a ‘disturbingly high level.’ On Wednesday, the country reported 75,038 infections with a seven-day rolling average of 65,882, marking the 13th day in a row that the average has topped 60,000, according to a DailyMail.com analysis of Johns … Read more

Covid India: New Delhi curfew imposed after record 100k new cases in a day

India brings in immediate night-time curfew for New Delhi after country saw a record surge in Covid-19 cases with more than 100,000 in a day The night curfew will be in place from 10pm to 5am in India’s capital, New Delhi Essential services and travelling to and from vaccination centres are exempt India had the … Read more

Opening party for one rural Illinois bar led to 46 COVID-19 cases

Opening party for one rural Illinois bar led to 46 COVID-19 cases, the hospitalization of a nursing home resident and the closure of a school that kept 650 children out of class A bar in rural Illinois held an opening party indoors, where attendees often didn’t wear masks or practice social distancing Within two weeks, … Read more

UK Covid cases drop by a third in a week to 4,479 while deaths plunge 20% to 51

Britain’s daily Covid cases have dropped by a third in a week, as a catalogue of statistics showed England’s outbreak is still shrinking and infections are falling in every age group except schoolchildren. Department of Health bosses posted 4,479 lab-confirmed cases and 51 deaths – down 20 per cent on the same time last week.  … Read more

Study estimates 67% of cases between December and February were linked to UK variant

About two-thirds of all U.S. coronavirus cases identified over the past three months may be linked to the variant first identified in the UK, a new study suggests. There are at least 11,569 cases of the strain, known as B 1.1.7, in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  But … Read more

Covid UK: Cases fall 28% in week to 4,052 while deaths halve to 43

Britain’s daily Covid cases fall by 28% in week to 4,052 while deaths halve to 43 – as UK hands out 270,000 second doses with top-ups outnumbering first jabs Britain confirmed a further 4,052 cases of the virus and another 43 fatalities – down 56 per cent in a week Dr Yvonne Doyle from Public … Read more