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Here's the latest SARS-CoV-2 variant update for Singapore.

XBB.1.5 "Kraken" (22%), XBB.1.9.1 "Hyperion" (15%) and XBB.2.3 (10%) are vying for dominance.

The new XBB.1.16 "Arcturus" variant (5%) is now about half "local cases".

Cases are up sharply.
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Japan: Over 10% of kids with COVID-related brain disease died.

Most of the patients developed acute encephalopathy in January 2022 or later, when the Omicron strain of the coronavirus became prevalent.

https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2023/03/5fc80c657b2b-over-10-of-kids-with-covid-related-brain-disease-died-japan-survey.html

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Next week ITV News Meridian will be bringing you a special series of reports - speaking to some of the thousands of children affected by long Covid and the impact it's had on their families. With more, here's @StaceyPooleITV 👇

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UK Covid deaths rising to 120 a day.

Lawrence Gilder @LawrenceGilder

Weekly update for COVID-19 in the UK:

Cases are rising, up to 4,300 a day. (PCR & LFT)
Admissions are stabilising at 1,000 a day.
Deaths are rising to 120 a day. (28 day count)

Infections have continued to rise, up to 111,000 a day - estimated by ZOE

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$30 million program to distribute 60,000 air purifiers to Illinois schools

"Every Illinois student deserves a safe, healthy learning environment regardless of zip code or income level."

https://www.illinois.gov/news/press-release.26168.html

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