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Lions At Croatia Zoo Catch Covid From Their Keeper
Two lions at Zagreb zoo have tested positive for COVID-19 that they had contracted from their keeper, officials said on Wednesday. These are the first confirmed cases of the disease in zoo animals in Croatia, said the country's agriculture ministry.
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4 Lions At Singapore Zoo Test Covid Positive: Report
Four Asiatic lions at a Singapore zoo have tested positive for COVID-19 after coming in contact with infected staff, according to a news report.
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Sri Lanka Seeks Indian Help To Treat Covid-Hit Lion
Sri Lanka's main zoo on Friday said it was seeking Indian help to treat a lion that tested positive for Covid-19 -- the first animal on the island known to be infected.
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After Lioness, 12-Year-Old Lion Dies Of COVID-19 At Tamil Nadu Zoo
The lion was under intensive treatment for COVID-19 after it tested positive, the official said in a statement.
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India Gets Lion's Share of Covax Shots Despite Tepid Demand
India is set to receive the most number of Covid-19 vaccine doses -- 97.2 million shots -- in the first tranche of distribution from the World Health Organization's Covax initiative, despite the fact that supply in the country appears to outstrip demand currently.
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Four Lions Test Covid Positive At Spanish Zoo
Four lions at Barcelona Zoo have tested positive for COVID-19, veterinary authorities said on Tuesday, in one of just a handful of documented cases globally in which large felines have contracted coronavirus.
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Hunt On For 'Patient Zero' Who Spread Coronavirus Globally From Singapore
As lion dancers snaked between conference room tables laden with plastic bottles, pens, notebooks and laptops, some staff from British gas analytics firm Servomex snapped photos of the performance meant to bring good luck and fortune.
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Indonesia's Lion Air To Suspend All Flights To China Amid Virus Outbreak
Indonesia's Lion Air Group, Southeast Asia's biggest carrier by fleet size, is halting all its flights to and from China owing to the deadly coronavirus, a company spokesman said Wednesday.
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Lions At Croatia Zoo Catch Covid From Their Keeper
Two lions at Zagreb zoo have tested positive for COVID-19 that they had contracted from their keeper, officials said on Wednesday. These are the first confirmed cases of the disease in zoo animals in Croatia, said the country's agriculture ministry.
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4 Lions At Singapore Zoo Test Covid Positive: Report
Four Asiatic lions at a Singapore zoo have tested positive for COVID-19 after coming in contact with infected staff, according to a news report.
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Sri Lanka Seeks Indian Help To Treat Covid-Hit Lion
Sri Lanka's main zoo on Friday said it was seeking Indian help to treat a lion that tested positive for Covid-19 -- the first animal on the island known to be infected.
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After Lioness, 12-Year-Old Lion Dies Of COVID-19 At Tamil Nadu Zoo
The lion was under intensive treatment for COVID-19 after it tested positive, the official said in a statement.
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India Gets Lion's Share of Covax Shots Despite Tepid Demand
India is set to receive the most number of Covid-19 vaccine doses -- 97.2 million shots -- in the first tranche of distribution from the World Health Organization's Covax initiative, despite the fact that supply in the country appears to outstrip demand currently.
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Four Lions Test Covid Positive At Spanish Zoo
Four lions at Barcelona Zoo have tested positive for COVID-19, veterinary authorities said on Tuesday, in one of just a handful of documented cases globally in which large felines have contracted coronavirus.
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Hunt On For 'Patient Zero' Who Spread Coronavirus Globally From Singapore
As lion dancers snaked between conference room tables laden with plastic bottles, pens, notebooks and laptops, some staff from British gas analytics firm Servomex snapped photos of the performance meant to bring good luck and fortune.
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Indonesia's Lion Air To Suspend All Flights To China Amid Virus Outbreak
Indonesia's Lion Air Group, Southeast Asia's biggest carrier by fleet size, is halting all its flights to and from China owing to the deadly coronavirus, a company spokesman said Wednesday.
