The step, taken under the National Animal Disease Control Programme of the Union government, will result in doubling the farmers’ income by 2025 by improving the health status and productivity of the livestock population, as per the Chandigarh department of animal husbandry and fisheries
About 60 head of cattle showed signs and symptoms of the disease at a farm located by the banks of the River Nile in Nyamokino Parish, Nwoya District, a fortnight ago
they need to be protected so they can take care of the sick and health systems don't collapse. and then come, of course, the elderly and others who are at high risk of infection and death. we are saying let's protect these people around the world first before we start scaling to beyond these priority groups. if you took the 2 billion doses that we've agreed to procure and you distributed them among the 50 highest income countries, you would reduce deaths around 31%. if you distributed it across countries equitably, you get to a little over 60% of death reduction. so there is no question that equitable access is the right way, and that's why we're leaning in to try to make that happen. we need to have - equitable distribution. we need to have access. we cannot wait until. uk vaccinates all of its population and then say, "well, then the vaccines| "could be made available to other countries." - when nobody is safe, nobody will be safe. i
boosted. having them out for ten days versus five days, it's a really big difference for my health care system. and that's true not just for health care systems but for airlines, as you were just talking about, for restaurants, schools. there's a lot of pressure as there are more cases to try to cut down on the isolation period if we can. and we can do it safely, particularly for the vaccinated. >> and what might this mean for schools? we've been seeing some universities moving back to virtual learning. that has some parents worried that, you know, grade schools, high schools might also go back to that, even though we have the secretary of education and dr. fauci and others saying there is no need to go back to virtual learning. what do you think this step might -- might this step play a role in keeping the schools open? >> i hope it will encourage us to keep schools open. i've been a vocal advocate since last summer, long before we got vaccinates, about the importance of in-person learning. masks are, of course, a critical
of the sick and health systems don't collapse. and then come, of course, the elderly and others who are at high risk of infection and death. we are saying let's protect these people around the world first before we start scaling to beyond these priority groups. if you took the 2 billion doses that we've agreed to procure and you distributed them among the 50 highest income countries, you would reduce deaths around 31%. if you distributed it across countries equitably, you get to a little over 60% of death reduction. so there is no question that equitable access is the right way, and that's why we're leaning in to try to make that happen. we need to have - equitable distribution. we need to have access. we cannot wait until. uk vaccinates all of its population and then say, "well, then the vaccines| "could be made available to other countries." - when nobody is safe, nobody will be safe. i if covid—19 demanded an urgent global response in 2021, so too did a deeper, more existential challenge.
we are saying let's protect these people around the world first before we start scaling to beyond these priority groups. if you took the two billion doses that we've agreed to procure and you distributed them among the 50 highest income countries, you would reduce deaths around 31%. if you distributed it across countries equitably, you get to a little over 60% of death reduction. so there is no question that equitable access is the right way, and that's why we're leaning in to try to make that happen. we need to have - equitable distribution. we need to have access. we cannot wait until uk vaccinates all of its - population and then say, "well, then the vaccines| can be made available to other countries." i when nobody is safe, nobody will be safe. i if covid—19 demanded an urgent global response in 2021, so too did a deeper, more existential challenge.
the elderly and others who are at high risk of infection and death. we are saying let's protect these people around the world first before we start scaling to beyond these priority groups. if you took the 2 billion doses that we've agreed to procure and you distributed them among the 50 highest income countries, you would reduce deaths around 31%. if you distributed it across countries equitably, you get to a little over 60% of death reduction. so there is no question that equitable access is the right way, and that's why we're leaning in to try to make that happen. we need to have - equitable distribution. we need to have access. we cannot wait until. uk vaccinates all of its population and then say, "well, then the vaccines| "could be made available to other countries." - when nobody is safe, nobody will be safe. i if covid—19 demanded an urgent global response in 2021, so too did a deeper,
so they can take care of the sick and health systems don't collapse. and then come, of course, the elderly and others who are at high risk of infection and death. we are saying let's protect these people around the world first before we start scaling to beyond these priority groups. if you took the 2 billion doses that we've agreed to procure and you distributed them among the 50 highest income countries, you would reduce deaths around 31%. if you distributed it across countries equitably, you get to a little over 60% of death reduction. so there is no question that equitable access is the right way, and that's why we're leaning in to try to make that happen. we need to have - equitable distribution. we need to have access. we cannot wait until uk vaccinates |all of its population and then say, | |"well, then the vaccines "could be| made available to other countries." when nobody is safe, nobody will be safe. i if covid—19 demanded an urgent