It is on top of other recently introduced emergency measures, such as mask-wearing, limiting time in treatment room.

Monies set aside to settle a lawsuit that found the government underfunded services for group.

YouTube blogger found guilty of organising riots and inciting social hatred.

This is based on the results of 78,000 PCR tests taken.

Prime Minister Ariel Henry decrees three days of national mourning.

Drug maker says treatment appears to be effective against the Omicron variant.

Activists say there have been more than 300 anti-Christian incidents this year alone.

London previously predicted about 154,000 will arrive in the first year.

Rights agency alarmed by continued reports of executions despite general amnesty announcement.

Carmaker says it is part of efforts to drive down carbon emissions.

He is constitutionally barred from seeking a second six-year term as president.

Caseload resurgence attributed to infection clusters in Seoul metropolitan area.

Secretary of state says at this juncture diplomacy remains the ‘best option’.

Average temperatures across Arctic Siberia 10°C above normal for much of summer last year.

Firm blames unspecified market rumours for sell-off in stocks, bonds.

Zhejiang reports 44 of country’s 51 local Covid transmissions.

United Party chief John Kwaita detained late yesterday on unspecified charges.

Telecom giant plans to issue up to 845.7 million shares.

It applies to both vaccinated and unvaccinated people.

Countries should have the right to ‘choose their own path’, US secretary of state says.

Quake strikes 100km north of Maumere town at 3.20 GMT.

PM Scott Morrison says they have decided to ‘live with this virus’.

LiveWire will merge with special purpose company AEA-Bridges Impact.

Hard Rock International gets three-year free licence to run the hotel while finding a new name.

Coronavirus outbreaks have hit several top-flight clubs, including Manchester United.