aboutPortugal this weekend started dropping some measures against Covid-19 while countries like the UK launched a ‘live with Covid’ scheme, even ending the isolation of those infected.
In Canada, the situation remains tense, as Parliament has passed an extension of emergency powers to quell protests against restrictions imposed to combat the Covid-19 pandemic. After the truck drivers’ demonstration in Ottawa, the prime minister admitted his concern about potential future threats.
Almost 8.9 million people have already been fully vaccinated in Portugal, but in the case of minors progress continues slowly. 83,771 children between 5 and 11 years of age completed this process. The process is subject to changes here, so the vaccination against Covid-19 will be carried out in the Agrupamento de Centros de Saúde (ACES) Oeste Norte in health centers, from next Monday, to make the most of the vaccines and professionals.
07:56 – Three body aches that can be related to microns
Experts suggest that the cytokine storm caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, behind the disease Covid-19, can cause pain to infected individuals.
07:22 – The crisis office of the Portuguese Medical Association has ceased to function
The head of the Medical Syndicate’s crisis office for Covid-19 has announced his jobs, due to the positive development of the epidemic, and will be “transformed” to start monitoring health threats and challenges.
7:20 am – Canadian Parliament approves extension of emergency powers
Canada’s parliament has approved an extension of emergency powers to quell protests against restrictions to combat the COVID-19 pandemic that have paralyzed the capital and closed borders.
07:19 – good morning! We have started a new epidemic monitoring registry. You can remember the previous one through this link.
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