Bridging the Vaccine Gap: Addressing Racial Disparities in COVID-19 Immunization
Communities across the U.S. are tackling racial disparities in COVID-19 vaccination efforts, aiming to close the gap and protect those most vulnerable to the pandemic.
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Wuhan’s Frontline Heroes Reunite for First New Year’s Eve After COVID-19 Battle
Frontline volunteers in Wuhan reunite for a heartfelt Chinese New Year’s Eve dinner, celebrating their first Spring Festival together after overcoming the challenges of COVID-19.
Global COVID-19 Cases and Deaths Decline for Consecutive Weeks: WHO Reports
New data from the World Health Organization indicates a global decline in COVID-19 cases and deaths, offering hope in the ongoing fight against the pandemic.
Chinese Expat Celebrates Lunar New Year Traditions in Singapore
Chinese expat Zhang Yinggang embraces Singapore’s vibrant Lunar New Year celebrations, blending traditional customs with local festivities as he navigates the holiday away from home.
U.S. COVID-19 Cases Exceed 27 Million as New Variants Spread Rapidly
The United States surpasses 27 million COVID-19 cases amid the rapid spread of new variants, prompting health experts to urge continued vigilance as global implications loom.
Mexico’s Maternity Wards Face COVID-19 Crisis Amid Vaccine Delays
Maternity wards in Toluca, Mexico care for mothers and newborns infected with COVID-19 amid sluggish vaccine rollout, highlighting global challenges in combating the pandemic.
12 Hydropower Workers Rescued After Uttarakhand Glacier Burst Triggers Massive Flood
A glacier burst in Uttarakhand, India, caused a massive flood that swept away the Tapovan Vishnugad hydropower project. Twelve workers were rescued, but 100 to 150 casualties are feared.
Colombia Approves China’s Sinovac Vaccine to Strengthen COVID-19 Response
Colombia approves China’s Sinovac vaccine, partnering to enhance its COVID-19 vaccination efforts and strengthen pandemic response.
COVID-19’s Hidden Impact on Children’s Health in Asia
While COVID-19 cases decline in many regions, Asia witnesses a worrying rise in a rare condition affecting children: Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome.
Grassroots Non-Profits Across Asia Aid Seniors in COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts
Grassroots non-profits across Asia are stepping up to help vulnerable seniors navigate COVID-19 vaccination processes, addressing challenges and ensuring equitable access to vaccines.
Brazil Partners with Sinovac from the Chinese Mainland for COVID-19 Vaccines
Brazil partners with Sinovac from the Chinese mainland to accelerate COVID-19 vaccinations, highlighting the importance of international collaboration in combating the pandemic.
New York Judge Orders Release of Nursing Home COVID-19 Fatalities Data
New York’s Department of Health has been ordered by a judge to release records on nursing home COVID-19 deaths amid allegations of significant underreporting in these facilities.
Without Carnival, Rio Businesses Struggle Amid COVID-19
A year without Carnival leaves Rio de Janeiro’s businesses struggling as COVID-19 impacts the city’s economy.
Brazil Begins COVID-19 Vaccinations Along the Amazon River
Health workers in Brazil have started COVID-19 vaccinations along the Amazon River to contain the virus in remote communities, as the country faces a surge in cases and races to distribute vaccines.
Tokyo Residents Adjust to Extended COVID-19 State of Emergency
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga extends the COVID-19 state of emergency in Tokyo and other regions until March 7, as residents adapt to restrictions and share their views on government measures and vaccines.
German Brewery Introduces ‘Vaccine Beer’ to Lift Spirits Amid Pandemic
A German brewery launches ‘vaccine beer’ to bring happiness during the pandemic, as the beer industry faces challenges due to COVID-19.
Myanmar Residents Share Life Experiences Amid Ongoing Crisis
Myanmar residents share their experiences living under military rule following the February coup, expressing fears, challenges, and cautious optimism about the future amid ongoing uncertainty.
Japanese Director Ryo Takeuchi Denies Allegations of Chinese Government Funding
Japanese director Ryo Takeuchi, based in Nanjing, denies allegations of receiving Chinese government funding for his pandemic documentary that gained popularity in both Japan and China.
US Sees Decline in COVID-19 Cases Amid Ongoing Vaccine Rollout
The US reports a decline in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations amid ongoing vaccine distribution, with most states showing improvement.
Lebanon Protesters Torch Government Building Amid Strict COVID-19 Lockdown
Protesters in Lebanon set fire to a government building amid strict COVID-19 lockdown measures and a worsening economic crisis, escalating tensions in the country.