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A total of 193,000 appointments for the Covid-19 booster shot were made through the Emvolio…
India, Greece and Romania, as well as four U.S. states, will on Sunday be added…
The Omicron mutation of COVID-19, as expected, has arrived in Greece. As announced by the…
Addressing parliament on Wednesday during a debate on a bill that includes a measure for…
The population of three peripheral units of the Peloponnese – Achaia, Corinth, Laconia – correspond…
Sakis Tanimanidis received the third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday afternoon. The ANT1…
The response of citizens over the age of 60 seems to be positive after Prime…
Over the past two weeks several European nations including Greece have forced further restrictions on…
The legendary goalkeeper of Greek football, Panagiotis Kelesidis, is suffering from COVID-19 and is giving…
Italian scientists have unveiled the world’s first image of the spike protein (also known as…
Greeks living in Botswana have expressed concern about the new mutation found on the African…
The news of the death of the Father Vassilios Dimitropoulos, who was a priest at…
The Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority issued a NOTAM on the entry of travellers coming from…
Mount Athos was closed to outside visitors during the last COVID-19 lockdown and now has…
Greek authorities have extended the entry ban on the majority of travellers from outside the…
In response to the outbreak of the newly identified coronavirus variant ‘Omicron’ which has spread in South Africa, Australia has just announced a number of actions.
The quest to assign a letter of the Greek alphabet to the newly identified COVID-19 variant ‘B.1.1.529′ that has spread in South Africa has proven that “all pandemics are inherently political” as a source from the World Health Organisation confirms that the Greek letters Nu and Xi have been deliberately avoided.
A newly identified COVID-19 variant that has spread in South Africa and described by health experts as ‘the most concerning that they have seen’ has prompted immediate travel bans in many countries including the UK, US and Greece. Meanwhile, however, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison remains “unconcerned”.
The World Health Organization (WHO) assigned the Greek letter Omicron to a newly identified COVID-19…