Health Ministry denies reports of vaccine smuggling
KUWAIT: Kuwait’s Ministry of Health confirmed yesterday there was a daily inventory of COVID-19 vaccines being received and actually used, therefore the whole quantity was accounted for.
KUWAIT: Kuwait’s Ministry of Health confirmed yesterday there was a daily inventory of COVID-19 vaccines being received and actually used, therefore the whole quantity was accounted for.
ABUJA: Telecoms operators in Nigeria restricted Twitter yesterday, a day after the government announced its indefinite suspension for activities “capable of undermining Nigeria’s corporate existence”. International human rights groups have already condemned the move.
MIAMI: Thousands of people have descended on Miami for a massive two-day bitcoin conference that opened Friday-a sign that the US city, in the midst of a tech boom, is hoping to become the next cryptocurrency hub.
SAN FRANCISCO: Facebook on Friday banned former US president Donald Trump for two years, saying he deserved the maximum punishment for violating platform rules over a deadly attack by his supporters on the US Capitol.
NEW DELHI: India yesterday issued “one last notice” to Twitter to comply with new IT regulations that the social media giant says threaten privacy guarantees.
KUWAIT: Kuwait said 1,280 people tested positive for coronavirus while four related deaths were reported on Friday, while 1,443 people tested positive for coronavirus and four related deaths were reported on Thursday taking the total up to 314,569 and 1,787, respectively.
WASHINGTON: American businesses remain optimistic about their recovery from the pandemic, but a Federal Reserve report shows supply disruptions and labor shortages have begun to boost prices and crimp output.
SAINT PETERSBURG, Russia: A flagship economic forum has returned to Saint Petersburg, with Russia aiming to signal it has moved beyond the coronavirus pandemic and is open for business despite political tensions.
PARIS: A year after the coronavirus pandemic emptied airports, air travel associations fear chaos during Europe’s summer holiday season as travellers could wait hours before boarding planes due to health checks.
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