In the video, they can be heard saying - "From tonight, couples should sleep separately, don't kiss, hug is not allowed, and eat separately. Thank you for your corporation."
Experts have cautioned that the current surge may lead to an increase in the numbers of hospitalisations in the country. Follow TheHealthSite.com for all the latest updates on COVID-19.
The dominant strain Omicron has over 30 worrisome mutations in its spike protein which makes it capable of infecting the fully immunized individuals as well.
The cases surge was reported recently after highly mutated Omicron variant of COVID-19 was detected in some of the positive samples.
Hong Kong is currently battling the fifth wave of COVID-19 which has so far led to more than a million infections and over 8,000 deaths.
This subtype is believed to have been evolved from the BA.1.1 strain of the Omicron variant.
The highly contagious Omcicron BA.2 is the current variant behind the sudden surge in the daily cases and experts fear that not following proper protocols can lead to a major outbreak in the future.
The highly contagious BA.2 Omicron variant of COVID-19 is the current dominant strain globally, accounting for a fresh surge across Asia and European countries.
The Health Department has shown concern since most of these people who have tested positive for COVID are asymptomatic, which means they had no of the infection at all.
China, the country which had reported the emergence of the deadly COVID-19 virus back in 2019, is facing a tough situation amid a sudden spike in Omicron cases. The government has ordered a lockdown in Shanghai.
Covid seems to have gripped China further in its clasp as the country reports its first deaths in a single day. The US is also struggling to contain the surge, which is why the nation may impose new lockdowns.
India has logged more than two thousand cases in a single day, while the death count has reached 71 in the country. Read on to get all the latest COVID updates right here.
First detected in South Africa, Omicron, the current 'Variant of Concern' (VOC) has mutated further to form a new sub-variant BA.2.
This is so far the worst battle the country has fought since the Wuhan outbreak, and experts are assuming that the recent surge in the cases is majorly due to the Omicron variant of COVID-19
At a time when the world is fighting the biggest battle against the deadly COVID-19 virus, an international team of scientists has found 18 new mammalian viruses, which pose a high risk to humans and domestic animals, from China's infamous wet markets.
A 53-year-old veterinarian, who was verified as China's first human infection case with Monkey B virus (BV) has died. Read on to know more.
China reported the first case of H10N3 strain of avian flu from the country's eastern Jiangsu province. Read on to know more about the disease.
A new report by Chinese researchers claims that novel coronavirus originated in India in summer 2019 amid a heatwave that led to a water crisis.
The highly contagious Omcicron BA.2 is the current variant behind the sudden surge in the daily cases and experts fear that not following proper protocols can lead to a major outbreak in the future.
The highly contagious BA.2 Omicron variant of COVID-19 is the current dominant strain globally, accounting for a fresh surge across Asia and European countries.
The Health Department has shown concern since most of these people who have tested positive for COVID are asymptomatic, which means they had no of the infection at all.
China, the country which had reported the emergence of the deadly COVID-19 virus back in 2019, is facing a tough situation amid a sudden spike in Omicron cases. The government has ordered a lockdown in Shanghai.
Covid seems to have gripped China further in its clasp as the country reports its first deaths in a single day. The US is also struggling to contain the surge, which is why the nation may impose new lockdowns.
India has logged more than two thousand cases in a single day, while the death count has reached 71 in the country. Read on to get all the latest COVID updates right here.
First detected in South Africa, Omicron, the current 'Variant of Concern' (VOC) has mutated further to form a new sub-variant BA.2.
This is so far the worst battle the country has fought since the Wuhan outbreak, and experts are assuming that the recent surge in the cases is majorly due to the Omicron variant of COVID-19
At a time when the world is fighting the biggest battle against the deadly COVID-19 virus, an international team of scientists has found 18 new mammalian viruses, which pose a high risk to humans and domestic animals, from China's infamous wet markets.
A 53-year-old veterinarian, who was verified as China's first human infection case with Monkey B virus (BV) has died. Read on to know more.
China reported the first case of H10N3 strain of avian flu from the country's eastern Jiangsu province. Read on to know more about the disease.
A new report by Chinese researchers claims that novel coronavirus originated in India in summer 2019 amid a heatwave that led to a water crisis.
Experts say that acupuncture helps in weight loss by stimulating digestion and getting rid of excess water in the body.
The Chinese police have detained 132 people on suspicion of involvement in a fraud syndicate that scammed nearly 1 billion yuan ($145.7 million) from victims who were told they were at a high risk of cancer, the Ministry of Public Security announced on Thursday.
A new study indicates air pollution affects the brain so much so that you could struggle with words and your ability to solve simple maths problem takes a hit as well.
Two more Chinese drugmakers have announced that a blood-pressure medication contained a potentially cancer-causing impurity.
The Chinese have been severely affected by worsening air pollution which has reduced the life expectancy rate in the country.
According to a recent study, China and India together account for one-third of global burden of mental illness, but only a tiny fraction of the patients receive medical help.
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