[Chine] Covid-19 : pour la première fois, la Chine expose ses vaccins
Un des laboratoires pharmaceutiques a déjà terminé la construction d’une usine pouvant produire jusqu’à 300 millions de doses par an.
Archive du jour : septembre 7, 2020
[Japon] Tokyo Olympics ‘will take place with or without COVID,’ senior IOC official says
Sydney – The postponed 2020 Tokyo Olympics will go ahead next year regardless of the coronavirus pandemic, IOC Vice President John Coates told AFP Monday, vowing they will be the “games that conquered COVID.”
[Corée du Sud] Test kits for both COVID-19 and flu under review for approval
South Korea’s health authorities said Monday that some test kits that can detect both the new coronavirus and seasonal flu are under review for approval of their use.
[Japon] Women bear brunt of Japan’s pandemic job losses
Hotel, food service and retail sectors cut back as people stay home
TOKYO — Massive job cuts caused by the coronavirus pandemic are concentrated on sectors that tend to employ many women, a trend that highlights a lopsided economic impact both at home and abroad.
[Hong Kong] Covid-19 and kids: how Hong Kong cares for city’s young coronavirus patients
– Medical staff have stepped up to care for children infected with Covid-19, who are often isolated from their families to protect them from exposure
– Children typically have milder symptoms compared to adults, and usually do not require medical treatment
[Singapour] Singapore to ease coronavirus restrictions, allowing events with 250 people
– Event organisers will be allowed to apply for approval to host events from October 1
– Proposals will be reviewed by the Singapore Tourism Board and the Ministry of Trade and Industry
[Chine] Coronavirus: la Chine est-elle venue à bout de l’épidémie ?
Plus aucun nouveau cas dans la région de Wuhan, épicentre du virus, depuis mai. Moins de 300nouvelles contaminations par jour dans tout le pays. Mais la Chine est-elle vraiment tirée d’affaire et quelles sont ses méthodes pour être venu à bout du virus ?
