Omicron
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| Initial release | September 3, 1963 |
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| Directors | Ugo Gregoretti |
| Producers | Franco Cristaldi |
| Screenplay | Ugo Gregoretti |
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| ID | 2441273 |
About Omicron
A dead factory worker comes back to life after his body becomes inhabited by an invisible alien.
Covid: Sore throat now top symptom that could be the virus
... Several Covid variants have emerged since the original Wuhan strain, with the latest one being Omicron...
Covid: 3m adults still unvaccinated in England
... Moderna says it is advancing two Omicron vaccine candidates that could be ready for the autumn...
Covid infections hit 2. 7 million in UK
... The rise is being driven by fast-spreading sub-variants of Omicron - called BA...
Special Covid leave scrapped for NHS England staff
... It comes as Covid infections and hospital admissions rise, driven by two new fast-spreading sub-variants of Omicron - BA...
Covid infections jump by half a million in UK, says ONS
... The rise is being driven by two new fast-spreading sub-variants of Omicron - called BA...
UK sees another jump in Covid infections
... Experts say two new fast-spreading subvariants of Omicron - called BA...
Covid: What will the pandemic look like in North Korea?
... Even then, the measure might not be enough to halt the spread of the highly contagious Omicron strain...
Covid: Infections may have peaked for some and fewer school absences
... 2 sub-variant of Omicron - This wave resulted in the highest level of infections recorded in the pandemic during March, according to Imperial College s React study...
Covid: Infections may have peaked for some and fewer school absences
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.
1. Covid wave may have peaked for Some - studyThe latest wave of coronavirus - Thought to have been driven by the more transmissible BA. 2 sub-variant of Omicron - This wave resulted in the highest level of infections recorded in the pandemic during March, according to Imperial College's React study. Scientists tracking the outbreak say rates in those older groups most vulnerable to severe disease are continuing to increase in England.
2. Fewer school absencesDespite a record number of infections, fewer children in England's state schools are missing lessons due to coronavirus, new figures show. The Number of pupil absences appears to be stabilising but staffing problems remain in Some schools.
3. National Insurance rise comes into forceThe planned rise to National Insurance, which the government says is needed in part to help the economic recovery from the pandemic, has come into effect. It means employees, businesses and the self-employed will pay an extra 1. 25p in the pound, and comes amid rising energy bills and prices increases. and
4. Plea to end care home isolationCampaigners are calling for what they say is an " unnecessary" restriction to be dropped in care homes. Care Home Relatives Scotland say after coming into contact with Covid. The government says remaining restrictions are being reviewed.
5. Widow 'let down' over Covid death probeThe widow of a top official who was responsible for the Scottish Government 's handling of the Covid pandemic claims she's been let down by the First Minister . Louise Slorance says she still does not know how her husband, Andrew, died after catching Covid while having cancer treatment in 2020. This is despite Nicola Sturgeon pledging to ensure The Family got answers.
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