Health Tips

                      Tips for   Safer Air Travel   AU REVOIR The aviation industry is short staffed as no one anticipated the post Covid recovery to happen so swiftly. Introduction Staffing issues, long passenger queues. lost bag gages, mass flight cancellations and regular delays - the new norm has not been kind to the aviation industry. During the pandemic, many airlines lost some or  most of their staff members, and were forced to cut down their operations to half. Cut to 2022, revenge travel, workcations and staycations are taking over the skies. As domestic and out bound travel gain momentum- even reaching pre-pandemic numbers. unforeseen chaos and mayhem is  taking over the industry, which is still in the process of  recovering. In order to avoid these situations - as much as possible, try to follow tips  for a smooth travel experience. Essentially the aviation industry is very short staffed right now No one anticipated the recovery to happen so swiftly with such a sudden surge

            Monkeypox (MPX) / Clade 1&Clade ll The first thing everyone should know about monkeypox is that it actually has very little to do with monkeys. It derived its name from the fact that it was first discovered in 1950, when two outbreaks of  a disorder resembling pox started to appear in groups of monkeys in a lab in Denmark. An ongoing outbreak of monkeypox, a viral disease,  was confirmed in May 2022. The initial cluster of cases was found in the United Kingdom, where the first case was detected on 6 May 2022 in an individual with travel links to Nigeria  (where the disease is endemic).  The outbreak marked the first time monkeypox has spread widely outside Central  and West Africa.  From 18 May onwards, cases were reported from an increasing number of countries and regions, predominantly in Europe,  but also in North and South America, in Asia,  in Africa, and in Australia.   On 23 July, the World Health Organization   (WHO) declared the outbreak a public health emergen