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on social media MINSK – The situation surrounding the spread of coronavirus in Belarus has stabilized, Belarusian Health Minister Dmitry Pinevich told reporters on Feb. 3. “The COVID-19 situation in Belarus has stabilized. We state the stabilization of the epidemic process in Belarus and Russia. It is clear that Belarus is a much smaller country, but the epidemic process is less intensive in all regions of the country,” Pinevich said. His commentary was published on the websit...

No surge in flu cases in Belarus An archive photo MINSK, 1 February (BelTA) – There is no increase in influenza cases in Belarus yet, the press service of the Belarusian Healthcare Ministry said following a working meeting to discuss COVID-19 containment measures. The meeting was chaired by Healthcare Minister Dmitry Pinevich, BelTA has learned. Experts discussed the latest on the coronavirus, as well as possible developments taking into account the expected rise in influenza cases. Accordin...

Belarus to expand routine outpatient care, step up COVID-19 vaccination An archive photo MINSK, 1 February (BelTA) – The Healthcare Ministry is going to expand the scope of routine medical services in outpatient clinics and to intensify vaccination against COVID-19, Healthcare Minister Dmitry Pinevich said at a working meeting to discuss COVID-19 containment measures, BelTA learned from the press service of the Belarusian Healthcare Ministry. A decision was made to keep re-purpusing hospitals...

Lukashenko: Belarusians have lived through many trials and have taken their fate into their hands Aleksandr Lukashenko MINSK, 16 January (BelTA) – Belarusians have lived through trials that have broken many nations and now have taken their fate into their own hands. Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko made the statement at the presidential reception held on the occasion of the Old New Year on 16 January, BelTA has learned. Aleksandr Lukashenko noted that some of the guests of todays festiv...

“In fact, this will be an absolutely new law,” Dmitry Pinevich noted. Half of the articles were amended. In addition, twelve new articles and two additional chapters were added – the one on information support in healthcare and the one on social service procurement by the state.

Belarusian healthcare system operates, gets funding without interruptions Dmitry Pinevich MINSK, 14 January (BelTA) – The healthcare system is operating and gets funded without interruptions, BelTA learned from Belarusian Healthcare Minister Dmitry Pinevich on 14 January. The official said: “The healthcare system is operating and is financed without interruptions. Despite all the problems we discuss today, including the COVID-19 situation, the healthcare system has not faltered. It is the k...

Dmitry Mezentsev thanked Belarus for being the first country to have registered and tested the vaccine MINSK, January 6. /TASS/. Russia’s vaccine against the novel coronavirus will begin to be supplied to Belarus in January-March, Russia’s ambassador Dmitry Mezentsev told the media on Tuesday. "Several days ago, before the New Year holidays, massive vaccination began in Belarus (with the vaccine Sputnik V). Supplies due in January-February and March were agreed on under a bilateral treaty. ...

Dec 30, 2020 In this handout photo released by Belarus Health Ministry, Belarus medical worker administers a shot of Russia’s Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine to a woman in Minsk, Belarus, Tuesday. Belarus has announced the start of mass coronavirus vaccinations with the Russian-developed Sputnik V shot, becoming the second country after Russia to roll out the vaccine that is still undergoing late-stage studies to ensure its safety and efficacy. (AP photo) MOSCOW — Belarus and Argentina laun...

Belarus, Argentina start COVID-19 vaccinations with Russian Sputnik V shots The first batch of Sputnik V arrived in the former Soviet republic of Belarus on Tuesday and the vaccination effort began almost immediately. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- In this handout photo released by Belarus Health Ministry, Belarus medical worker administers a shot of Russias Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine to a woman in Minsk. (Photo | AP) By Associated Press MOSCOW: Belarus and Argentina launched mass coron...

The Associated Press MOSCOW — Belarus and Argentina launched mass coronavirus vaccinations with the Russian-developed Sputnik V shot on Tuesday, becoming the first countries outside Russia to roll out the vaccine, which has faced criticism over the speed with which it was approved. The first batch of Sputnik V arrived in the former Soviet republic of Belarus on Tuesday and the vaccination effort began almost immediately. “A new stage starts in Belarus today with mass vaccinations against CO...