Covid-19

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Is this video of a nurse fainting proof that the Covid-19 vaccine is dangerous?

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From Wuhan to Bogota to Tehran, amateur images show global impact of Covid-19

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Did celebrities and politicians just pretend to get the Covid-19 vaccination?

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Covid-19 vaccine: Are the four detected cases of facial paralysis worrying?

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No, this women wasn’t 'vaccinated twice' against Covid-19

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Did this apple sauce really test positive for Covid-19? Wait, that’s not the full story

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No, this video doesn’t show a man fainting after taking the Covid-19 vaccine

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Some Iranian children are literally climbing mountains to access online school

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Chaos breaks out in Shanghai airport as authorities try to hold workers there for Covid-19 testing

On October 24, hundreds of people raided the contents of a warehouse said to contain undistributed Covid-19 aid in Jos, Nigeria. (Screenshot: Twitter)

'Suffering and starving': In Nigeria, citizens raid warehouse full of undistributed aid

Families exhume the bodies of relatives who died of Covid-19 and were buried in Wadi Al Salam cemetery in Najaf. Some families, however, didn’t find their relatives’ bodies where they were supposed to be buried. (Screengrab, social media)

Iraqi families retrieve bodies of loved ones buried during Covid-19 lockdown

These videos aim to prove that carbon dioxide trapped in face masks when we exhale constitutes a health hazard – but the science says otherwise.

Online videos falsely claim that face masks can cause CO2 poisoning

Social media users claim that the presence of this medication in Africa – even though it hasn’t been authorised for testing in Europe or the United States – is proof that medication is being tested on different continents.

Debunked: This drug is not a Covid-19 vaccine being tested in Africa

Long queues in front of two mobile coronavirus testing centres in the Barbar region (left) and in Manama (right).

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Bahrain sees sharp rise in Covid-19 cases after religious holidays

Junior Diakhaté uses social media to raise the funds to renovate dilapidated classrooms in local schools. (Photos: Twitter @Niintche)

How a small-town Senegalese teacher is using social media to fix up dilapidated schools

On August 23, residents of Standerton, South Africa dumped their uncollected refuse on the street in front of the Lekwa municipal building (Photo: Twitter).

South Africa: Streets of Standerton strewn with rubbish as municipal workers strike for PPE

Stills from the video that Merdan Ghappar managed to send to his family in March from inside a coronavirus quarantine centre in Xinjiang. Ghappar, an ethnic Uighur, was taken from his home by authorities in January 2020.

Video of Uighur handcuffed to bed in quarantine centre refocuses attention on Chinese persecution

Left: Injured people being treated in the parking garage of an overcrowded hospital following a massive explosion Aug. 4 in Beirut. Right: chaos in the halls of St. Joseph Hospital, where the wounded were treated on the ground and in hallways.

Explosion in Beirut: hospitals overwhelmed in the distressed capital

Highways were backed up with cars on July 26 following an announcement that eight of Morocco’s cities would be closed off to prevent the spread of Covid-19. (Photo: Facebook)

In Morocco, lockdown of major cities clogs roads ahead of holiday weekend

The healthcare worker Mohamad al-Khater sings for one of his patients while taking blood. Screenshot.

Video: In Iraq, a caregiver comforts Covid-19 patients by singing

In Lubumbashi, a human rights NGO distributes coronavirus protection kits to Kasapa Prison inmates. Photo: AUDH

Prisoners in the DR Congo: Forgotten and at risk in the pandemic

Promotion sur Instagram du dioxyde de chlore pour "prévenir et guérir du Covid-19", bien que ce produit soit inefficace et même dangereux pour la santé.

Business booming for 'miracle' Covid-19 remedies in Latin America

Students at Mathare North Boxing Club. Due to Covid-19, the club had to change the way training was carried out. Some students are seen with masks.

With schools still closed in Nairobi, a boxing youth programme proves especially important

In a hospital in Mashhad (in the northeast), a city that has been particularly affected by the second wave.

As a second wave of Covid-19 sweeps Iran, “people aren’t respecting social distancing at all” (2/2)

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