Dengue started spreading in the federal capital, 67 more cases were reported in 24 hours 2021

 

Dengue started spreading in the federal capital, 67 more cases were reported in 24 hours 2021

Dengue started spreading in the federal capital, 67 more cases were reported in 24 hours 2021

Dengue started spreading in the federal capital, 67 more cases were reported in 24 hours 2021

ISLAMABAD (Daily Pakistan Online): Dengue is on the rise in the federal capital Islamabad, with 67 more cases reported in the last 24 hours.

According to private TV Hum News, 43 cases of dengue mosquito bites have been reported in rural areas of Islamabad in the last 24 hours, after which a total of 343 dengue patients have been reported in rural areas.

In the last 24 hours, 21 cases were reported in urban areas of Islamabad, followed by a total of 184 dengue patients in urban areas.

It is to be noted that dengue cases are also increasing in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. On this issue, the Chief Ministers of both the provinces have directed the administration to use all resources for immediate prevention and control.

New SOPs to prevent corona in Vienna will be implemented from today 2021

New SOPs to prevent corona in Vienna will be implemented from today 2021

Vienna (Akram Bajwa) New SOPs will be implemented in Vienna from today to prevent the global epidemic Corona virus, which will remain in effect until November.

According to the details, Vienna will tighten measures to control the corona virus from October 1, while the new rules are limited to the beginning of November and are especially harmful to insecure people. Corona tests are no longer valid in some places as evidence. For example, only those who have been vaccinated or who have recovered are allowed access to catering at night.

In the retail sector, the federal capital, Vienna, will rely entirely on FFP2 masks from October 1. Mouth and nose protection is no longer enough in stores. Masks will be mandatory everywhere. New Corona Rules Access to restaurants, discos and bars at night is only possible for consumers who have been vaccinated or have recovered. The new rule also applies to those attending gatherings with more than 500 people (indo and outdoor). It does not apply to children under 12 years of age who may be admitted by rapid antigen test or PCR test. 

Uniform regulations have also been issued for employees and operators of hospitals and care facilities. They must present the correct result of the PCR test.