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NY officials at odds over who gets vaccinated next

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo are again at odds, this time over city police officers' eligibility for COVID-19 vaccines.

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Phil Gov t: No One will be left behind on Covid-19 Vaccination

Country’s vaccine czar, Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr., said during the The Laging Handa: COVID-19 Vaccines Explained , that the Government is currently working to secure vaccines from top manufacturers to provide safe and free vaccines to all Filipinos, as promised by President Rodrigo Duterte. (Screengrab from The Laging Handa: COVID-19 Vaccines Explained) ODIONGAN, Romblon, Jan. 7 (PIA) The Philippine Government is making sure that no Filipino will be left behind when the inoculation for COVID-19 starts this year. Country’s vaccine czar, Secretary Carlito Galvez Jr., said during the The Laging Handa: COVID-19 Vaccines Explained , that the Government is currently working to secure vaccines from top manufacturers to provide safe and free vaccines to all Filipinos, as promised by President Rodrigo Duterte.

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Coronavirus Vaccine updates India is ready for Covid19 vaccination drive know preparation of these states - कोरोना टीकाकरण के लिए कश्मीर से कन्याकुमारी तक तैयारियां मुकम्मल, देखें किस राज्य में वैक्सीन को लेकर क्या है प्लानिंग

Coronavirus Vaccine updates India is ready for Covid19 vaccination drive know preparation of these states - कोरोना टीकाकरण के लिए कश्मीर से कन्याकुमारी तक तैयारियां मुकम्मल, देखें किस राज्य में वैक्सीन को लेकर क्या है प्लानिंग
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Covid-19 vaccination likely to begin in India by Jan 12

Covid-19 vaccination likely to begin in India by Jan 12 Agencies January 7, 2021 New Delhi, Jan 7: The much-anticipated inoculation programme against COVID-19 in the country is expected to begin by January 12, government sources said. In all likelihood, the Covid immunisation drive is expected to start early next week. Considering the preparations, the roll-out may start on January 11 or latest by January 12, a senior government official inducted in the vaccine distribution programme said. The sources also informed that the government has started preparing the freight carrying the vaccine vials for transportation to different hubs located across the country. The agencies involved in the vaccine roll-out programme will start dispatching the vaccine vials from Thursday onwards, they added.

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As the pandemic death toll mounts, governments delay administration of second vaccine dose

As the pandemic death toll mounts, governments delay administration of second vaccine dose Almost 1.9 million people around the world have thus far perished in the coronavirus pandemic. Since the beginning of December, a seven-day average of some 600,000 new cases has been registered worldwide each day, with little evidence of the current winter surge abating. The United States is the global epicenter of the pandemic. It reported a single-day record of 3,738 deaths on Tuesday, with another 233,513 new cases pushing hospital admissions for COVID-19 to a new one-day high of 131,215. The case fatality rate hovers around 1.6 percent. But with infections at the present rate, the death toll will inevitably be even more ghastly.

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