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Africa-Press<\/a> – Mauritius<\/a>. <\/strong><\/span>(Bloomberg) — Singapore recorded more than 100 cases of Covid-19 for the eighth straight day on Tuesday.<\/p>\n

Mauritius is easing isolation rules for visitors after it vaccinated more than 60% of its population sooner than it had planned. Moderna Inc. \u2019s vaccine generated more than double the antibodies of a similar shot made by Pfizer Inc.<\/p>\n

in research that compared immune responses evoked by the two inoculations. Deutsche Bank AG will require anyone entering its new U.S. headquarters to be vaccinated.<\/p>\n

Raymond James Financial Inc. pushed back its return-to-office date to the middle of October as the virus surges in its home state of Florida. Ireland is ending most pandemic restrictions.<\/p>\n

The European Union reached a goal of fully vaccinating 70% of its adult population. Key Developments:
\nGlobal Tracker: Cases top 217.4 million; deaths pass 4.51 million
\nVaccine Tracker: More than 5.26 billion doses administered
\nAlpha, delta and more.<\/p>\n

Why virus variants cause alarm: QuickTake
\nDelta Air sees threats of fines spurring workers to get vaccinated
\nSoutheast Asia added 70 million online consumers during pandemic
\nCall for Covid probe sparked a hacking nightmare in Australia
\nRaymond James Delays Return to Office (5:30 a.<\/p>\n

m. HK)
\nRaymond James Financial Inc. has pushed back its return-to-office date to the middle of October as the coronavirus surges in its home state of Florida.<\/p>\n

The St. Petersburg-based firm has told workers they don\u2019t have to return to the office until Oct. 11, according to people familiar with the matter. The firm had initially wanted some workers to return to work next week, one person said, asking not to be identified discussing private information.<\/p>\n

A spokesman for the company declined to comment. Deutsche Bank\u2019s Vaccine Mandate in U. S. (5 a. m. HK)
\nDeutsche Bank AG will require anyone entering its new U. S. headquarters to be vaccinated against Covid-19, broadening its policy as other financial firms restrict access for those who don\u2019t get shots.<\/p>\n

The rule applies to staff, vendors and clients seeking access to Deutsche Bank Center at 1 Columbus Circle in New York, according to a person familiar with the matter.<\/p>\n

That represents an expansion from guidance provided earlier in August, when the lender said it would allow only fully vaccinated employees to access U. S. trading floors. Oklahoma City Rejects Mask Mandate (4:15 p. m.<\/p>\n

NY)
\nThe Oklahoma City Council rejected a proposal Tuesday to reinstate a mask mandate even with a 60% increase in hospital admissions since the beginning of August, the Oklahoman newspaper reported.<\/p>\n

Hospitals are \u201con the worst-case scenario,\u201d said Phil Maytubby, chief operating officer of the local health department. ICU bed occupancy is up 30% since the start of August, the newspaper reported.<\/p>\n

Utah, Idaho, Montana Hospitals Need Help (4:10 p. m. NY)
\nUtah Governor Spencer Cox said Tuesday the state\u2019s hospitals are at a \u201cbreaking point\u201d amid the latest wave of Covid-19 cases, the Deseret News reported.<\/p>\n

Staffing shortages have reduced bed capacity, Cox said. Neighboring Idaho plans to deploy as many as 150 National Guard members to help short-staffed hospitals.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019ve reached a point in the pandemic we have not been before,\u201d Governor Brad Little said, according to the Idaho Statesman.<\/p>\n

In Montana, the state\u2019s largest hospital is bringing in National Guard troops for the second time in two years to ease staffing shortages, the Billings Gazette reported.<\/p>\n

The Billings Clinic, which had 44 Covid-19 patients as of Monday, is also postponing some medical procedures, the newspaper reported. Colorado Infections Highest Among Kids (2:35 p.<\/p>\n

m. NY)
\n Children account for the fastest rate of new Covid-19 infections in Colorado, Rachel Herlihy, state epidemiologist, told an online news briefing Tuesday. The trend started in July before schools opened, she said, and officials are encouraging schools to require face masks though there is no mandate.<\/p>\n

Colorado has \u201csignificant\u201d hospital capacity for children and adults, said Scott Bookman, the state\u2019s Covid-19 incident commander, who called vaccines \u201cthe ticket out of this pandemic.<\/p>\n

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\nModerna Generates More Antibodies Than Pfizer (2:30 p. m. NY)
\nModerna Inc.<\/p>\n

\u2019s Covid vaccine generated more than double the antibodies of a similar shot made by Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE in research that compared immune responses evoked by the two inoculations.<\/p>\n

The study is one of the first to compare levels of antibodies produced by the two vaccines, which are thought to be one of the important components of the immune response.<\/p>\n

It didn\u2019t examine whether the antibody differences led to a difference in efficacy over time between the two shots, which both were more than 90% effective in final-stage clinical trials.<\/p>\n

Ireland Dropping Most Restrictions (1:30 p. m. NY)
\nIreland will drop most pandemic restrictions in the coming weeks, with almost 90% of the adult population now vaccinated.<\/p>\n

The government will move from a system of rules to manage the virus to \u201cpersonal responsibility,\u201d Prime Minister Micheal Martin said in a national address.<\/p>\n

Public transport will return to full capacity starting Wednesday while people can begin returning to the office beginning Sept. 20. Capacity restrictions for live events will be eased on Sept. 6, with most remaining restrictions scheduled to go by Oct. 22.<\/p>\n

Masks will still be required on public transport and in shops. The government is also preparing to roll out a vaccine booster program for the winter, Martin said. Mauritius Eases \u2018Bubble\u2019 Rules for Tourists (1 p. m.<\/p>\n

NY)
\nMauritius vaccinated 60% of its population a month ahead of target and now plans to halve the number of days tourists will need to isolate on the island nation after arrival.<\/p>\n

The \u201cmilestone comes ahead of two major steps to reduce restrictions on inbound international travel,\u201d the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority said in an emailed statement Tuesday.<\/p>\n

Inoculated tourists will have to spend seven days in a a so-called resort bubble hotel from Wednesday, down from 14 days now, before they can travel freely.<\/p>\n

From Oct. 1, they will be free to explore the Indian Ocean Island nation without restrictions. That\u2019s provided they submit a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before arrival, the agency said.<\/p>\n

Morocco Begins Vaccinating Teens (11:45 a. m. NY)
\nMorocco started administering shots to 12-to-17-year-olds on Tuesday, as the kingdom speeds up one of Africa\u2019s most advanced vaccination campaigns ahead of the start of the new school year.<\/p>\n

Some 3 million Moroccans from that age category are expected to be vaccinated, Hespress online newspaper reported. Hochul Allocates $65 Million for Boosters (11:30 p.<\/p>\n

m. NY)
\nNew York Governor Kathy Hochul said she is allocating $65 million for local communities to set up facilities to administer Covid booster shots.<\/p>\n

The Biden administration said it wants to start rolling out boosters on Sept. 20, though the plan hasn\u2019t yet been approved by the Food and Drug Administration.<\/p>\n

Hochul, who took office last week, said she has spoken about boosters with Anthony Fauci, President Joe Biden\u2019s chief medical adviser for the pandemic. Italy Expands Use of Passports Amid Protests (10:40 a. m.<\/p>\n

NY)
\nItaly will require travelers on planes, ferries, and long-distance trains and coaches to show proof of vaccination or of a recent negative Covid test.<\/p>\n

The so-called green pass, a digital certificate also given to those who have recovered from Covid, will be required also for school and university personnel. University students attending in-class lessons will also be asked to show proof of vaccination.<\/p>\n

The long-announced measures have been criticized by anti-vaccine activists, who are organizing protests to block the country\u2019s main railway station on Wednesday. Doctors and journalists have also been targets of online intimidation and hate campaigns.<\/p>\n

Colorado Requires Vaccines for Hospital Staff (8:56 am NY)
\nIn Colorado, a state panel approved emergency rules requiring vaccinations for staff in hospitals and other licensed health-care settings, officials said.<\/p>\n

An estimated 30% of Colorado\u2019s health-care workers have yet to be vaccinated, according to state data. The panel voted late Monday. Colorado Governor Jared Polis announced Tuesday that 75% of eligible state residents have received at least one vaccine dose.<\/p>\n

EU Reaches Vaccination Milestone (5:38 a. m NY)
\nThe European Union\u2019s vaccination campaign reached an important milestone on Tuesday, announcing that 70% of adults in the bloc have now been fully vaccinated, meeting a target that it had previously set.<\/p>\n

\u201cI call on everyone who can to get vaccinated,\u201d said European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis is the only way to protect yourself and the others.<\/p>\n

\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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