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Pfizer CEO: Vaccine a ray of hope for Navajo Nation

Copyright © 2020 Albuquerque Journal Nine months after the first COVID-19 cases surfaced on the Navajo Nation, residents have begun to be vaccinated for the disease. Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said the vaccines that have been distributed in Navajo clinics and across many countries offer a “ray of hope.” Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla speaks about COVID-19 vaccine development during a Navajo Nation video update Thursday. “All of us at Pfizer are very much aware that the Navajo Nation, and other Native American and Indigenous people were hit particularly hard by this pandemic,” Bourla said during a video update Thursday. ...................... As of Thursday, more than 21,800 people on the reservation have tested positive for COVID-19 and 762 people have died from the virus.

WED: State Relief Checks Begin Arriving, New Group Advocates For Shutttered Bars, + More

By Susan Montoya Bryan and Cedar Attanasio, Associated Press Around 15,000 residents previously ineligible for pandemic stimulus checks have started receiving payments from the state. The group includes immigrants in the country without work authorization. Officials with the New Mexico Human Services Department said the $465 relief payments began arriving this week via direct deposit or checks. The Legislature allocated $5 million to the fund for those who hadn t received federal payments in April. Agency officials say they were able to identify an additional $2 million on top of that. Drawing from unspent federal relief funds, New Mexico s relief package was part of a $330 million appropriation that included additional money for New Mexicans already on unemployment or whose benefits had run out. Funding also was earmarked for more COVID-19 testing and support for food banks.

The Latest: Switzerland starts vaccinations at nursing

BERLIN Switzerland has started vaccinating people against the coronavirus, a few days before its European Union neighbors start their vaccination campaigns. The government in Lucerne canton (state) said that a woman aged over 90 at a nursing home in the central Swiss region became the first to receive the vaccine on Wednesday. Switzerland became on Sunday the first country to approve the vaccine developed by BioNTech and Pfizer for use under normal licensing procedures. The EU followed a day later. Britain, Canada and the U.S. had authorized the vaccine earlier, but in line with emergency procedures. Switzerland, which has a population of 8.6 million, is not a member of the EU. Its neighbors in the 27-member bloc plan to start vaccinations on Sunday.

Navajo Nation reports 151 new coronavirus cases, seven deaths

Navajo Nation reports 151 new coronavirus cases, seven deaths Durango, Colorado Fri 77% chance of precipitation Toggle font size Escuchar en Español: Loading the Español audio player. WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – The Navajo Nation reported 151 new coronavirus cases and seven more deaths from COVID-19. The latest figures reported Tuesday by the Navajo Department of Health bring the total number of cases on the reservation that extends into Arizona, New Mexico and Utah to 21,327. The Navajo Nation has reported 755 deaths since the pandemic hit. The Health Department says the first doses of the recently approved vaccine made by Moderna have arrived at the Navajo Area Indian Health Service.

The Latest: 60% of Belgians want vaccine shot right away

The Latest: 60% of Belgians want vaccine shot right away
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