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Graphic new simulations published by the University of Oregon show how easily droplets can spread in confined spaces, underscoring the need for social distancing on public transport. A video published by the university and shared by the BBC shows how Read More …
Workers headed back to the office face new risks once stay-at-home orders are lifted: Legionnaires’ disease and exposure to mold. With buildings closed to non-essential workers, water in plumbing systems can stagnate and increase the risk for growth and spread Read More …
Immediate action needs to be taken to stop cyberattacks targeting hospitals and healthcare organisations during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic – and governments around the world need to work together to make it happen, says a newly published open letter signed Read More …
A new report published in the Journal of Business Research, led by the University of Bristol, has highlighted the top priorities to help both physical and online stores satisfy fast-changing customer needs and expectations, while also meeting stringent government regulations. Lead author Dr Read More …
Around 90 attacks targeting the UK’s telecommunications infrastructure have been reported during the coronavirus lockdown. The incidents, which surged over the Easter weekend, are believed to be motivated by conspiracy theories linking COVID-19 to the deployment of 5G masts. Derbyshire Read More …
A novel diagnostic tool developed by a team of EU-funded researchers will help tackle viruses causing epidemics in pig farms. The impact of swine diseases and other livestock disease outbreaks extends beyond animal sickness and mortality in a highly interconnected Read More …
WASHINGTON – With the Memorial Day holiday weekend kicking off the start of summer, the Transportation Security Administration is preparing a very different travel season given the evolving COVID-19 pandemic. TSA has implemented changes to the security screening process that Read More …
Court orders restricting the movements of suspected terrorists could be renewed indefinitely under new legislation unveiled by the government. The bill would lower the standard of proof to impose the orders, known as TPims, and remove the current two-year limit Read More …
At least three people including two traffic police officers on Monday have sustained severe wounds in a blast on Peshawar’s Ashraf Road. According to Additional Inspector General of Police (AIG) Shafqat Malik, 2kg improvised explosive device (IED) was placed along Read More …
Bandits riding motorbikes killed 20 villagers in a string of attacks in Niger’s western region of Tillaberi, the governor there told AFP on Sunday. An unknown number of “armed bandits” attacked three villages on Sunday at around 5:30 pm local Read More …