01/17/2023 | 20:22
Ministry of Justice we This Tuesday, the 17th, (USA) asked the Court of Appeals to overturn a decision declaring illegal a government order requiring the use of a mask on planes, buses, trains, and ride-hailing services. The decision was handed down in April 2021 by a Florida District Court judge, who concluded that the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) needed legal authority to issue this type of warrant.
in England, the country decided to get rid of one of the three laboratories that are part of the PCR test processing network, as the demand for these tests decreases. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said in a statement that the move was “made possible by vaccines and lateral flow testing which continue to help keep people safe and reduce the current need for PCR testing”. The agency also said that if a new type of COVID-19 virus emerges in the future, the testing network can be expanded again quickly.
recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) China Monitor COVID Excess Deaths for a more detailed analysis of the true impact the increase in cases has had on the country. Last Saturday, the 14th, Beijing reported that nearly 60,000 Chinese people had died in hospitals due to the disease.
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