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Cases of COVID-19 among U.S. military personnel
in South Korea have dipped to a three-month low as overall cases in the
country also declined.
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The Pentagon is now at Health Protection
Condition Alpha, which indicates there is a “low [coronavirus]
community-level risk,” the Defense Department said.
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Travel without masks will be allowed out
of airports in Germany beginning Oct. 1, according to an update of
the nation’s COVID-19 rules.
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A federal appeals court has denied
the Air Force’s attempt to overturn class certification
and a class-wide preliminary injunction that protects airmen from
discipline as a lawsuit continues against the DOD mandate
requiring the COVID-19 vaccine.
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President Joe Biden has the same authority
to impose a COVID-19 vaccine requirement on federal workers that
private employers have for their employees, an administration
lawyer told a federal appeals court.
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The Virginia Department of Health has
announced plans to reopen a regional vaccination center at Military
Circle Mall in Norfolk to offer monkeypox and COVID-19
vaccinations.
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According to Reuters.com, government
officials revealed that limits on inbound travelers were lifted
from 20,000 per day to 50,000, and pre-departure COVID-19 testing
requirements were scrapped for tourists and returning residents.
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Frantic appeals for food and medical care
are spreading across China in a grim deja vu, as tens of millions
of people are put under weeks-long coronavirus lockdowns ahead of a
key meeting of the ruling Communist Party.
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