• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

Asean News

Latest Stories from ASEAN and Around the World

  • Submit
  • Disclaimers
  • About
  • DMCA
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact

Pm narendra modi email address

India bans Remdesivir exports as coronavirus rages on; rallies continue

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India on Sunday banned the export of anti-viral drug Remdesivir and its active pharmaceutical ingredients as demand rocketed due to a record surge in COVID-19 infections, leading to a crippling shortages in many parts. Authorities have blamed the ferocious resurgence of the virus mainly on crowding and a reluctance to wear masks. Still, religious gatherings have continued and Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah have themselves addressed election campaigns attended by tens of thousands of people, many without masks and hardly any following social distancing. As new COVID-19 cases surged to 152,879 on Sunday, the sixth record rise in seven days, harried relatives of patients made a kilometre-long queue to buy Remdesivir outside a big hospital in the western state of Gujarat, witnesses said. India, known as the pharmacy of the world, has already stalled major exports of coronavirus vaccines though its supply too has run short in some ... » Learn More about India bans Remdesivir exports as coronavirus rages on; rallies continue

Filed Under: News NA, News, rally how to export to excel, when was crude export ban lifted, india bans 500 and 1000 notes, india banning cryptocurrency, india banning bitcoin, india banning crypto, india banning plastic, india banning beef, greenpeace india banned, pubg india ban, japan bans anime export, india ban 500 and 1000 notes, exporters exporters india, india pak import export, continuance of their parents rage, india china import export, which product category is india's largest export, india iran import export, india iran rice export news, india israel import export

China administers 164.47 million COVID-19 vaccinations as of April 10

China has administered 164.47 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines as of Saturday, the National Health Commission said on Sunday. This represents around 24.5 million doses in the past six days, as the country's vaccine rollout continues to accelerate. Last week a Chinese official said the country is expected to produce around 3 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccines by the end of the year. Chinese health authorities on Sunday reported 10 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 22 asymptomatic cases, bringing the country's total to 90,410, while the death toll remained unchanged at 4,636. The National Health Commission, in a statement, said all the new cases were imported infections originating from overseas. The number of new asymptomatic cases, which China does not classify as confirmed cases, rose to 22 from 11 cases a day earlier. The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Mainland China now stands at 90,410, while the death toll remained unchanged at 4,636. Meanwhile, in ... » Learn More about China administers 164.47 million COVID-19 vaccinations as of April 10

Filed Under: Uncategorized China, India, vaccination, Covid, magpul ak 47 magazine 10 30, 10 of a million dollars, tourist attractions in china top 10, how to make a million dollars in 10 years, april 19 holiday, april 19 sign, if 10 million fireflies, youtube 10 million subscribers, tdap vaccine every 10 years, 10 things made in china, aries march 21 april 19, year 10 vaccinations, 164 47

Climate change: The other crisis we can’t ignore

It is difficult to concern ourselves with the effects of climate change, observable and tangible as they are, when so many are struggling to find medical care for their loved ones during this resurgent coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic. The challenge of our time is having to face two equally serious crises, both with tremendous impact on human lives and no quick, easy fixes. And yet it is imperative that we keep an eye on our climate-related goals even as we work to manage the current health crisis because the problem is too big to set aside. Over the last few years, businesses have increasingly prioritized their sustainability initiatives as climate-related disasters drove home the magnitude of the crisis. Their efforts will continue to be crucial in mitigating the worst impacts of climate change. Recently, for example, news came out that only three companies are responsible for 46 percent of packaging waste found in the Philippines following a global brand audit of ... » Learn More about Climate change: The other crisis we can’t ignore

Filed Under: Uncategorized Business Columns, Climate change, Deloitte on the Dot, DIANE YAP, climate change how to prevent, climate change how to stop it, actions to mitigate climate change, evidence against climate change, issue on climate change, modi on climate change, most affected countries by climate change, concern about climate change, summit on climate change, how concerned are you about climate change, meeting on climate change, 16.4 responding to climate change, what effects climate change, intergovernmental panel on climate change pdf, opinions about climate change, policies on climate change, factors cause climate change, factors climate change, explaining climate change, explaining climate change to a child

Primary Sidebar

RSS Recent Stories

  • Ismail Sabri: 208 detained for SOP violations on Saturday (April 10)
  • Covid-19: Teachers, students in SRJK (C) Bukit Beruang to undergo 10-day quarantine after pupil tested positive
  • Covid-19: 443 new cases in Sarawak on Sunday (April 11), Bintulu highest with 89
  • Crowds return to Lucky Plaza, Peninsula Plaza after lifting of weekend entry curbs
  • Bonding with a child born during pandemic times
  • Speculation of ‘narcissist’ Duterte being sick is part of admin’s ‘script’ – Trillanes
  • 6 p.m. to 5 a.m curfew stays as ‘NCR Plus’ bubble shifts to MECQ
  • DOH logs over 55,000 COVID-19 recoveries, 201 deaths
  • Cop deaths due to COVID-19 now at 43
  • 170 UK, 192 South Africa COVID-19 variant cases detected in latest sequencing

Sponsored Links

  • Rampant Scorchers power past Hurricanes for fifth straight win
  • Afghanistan eye Oman as new ‘home’
  • Injured Bumrah set to miss Brisbane Test
  • Siddarth Kaul stars with hat-trick as Punjab thump Karnataka; Railways trounce UP
  • ‘I let the pressure of the game get to me’ – Paine apologises for misbehaviour in Sydney

Footer

Copyright © 2021 Asean News. Power by Wordpress.