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! Murcia Today - archived - Spain Changes Requirement For Pcr Test Before Entering The Country

ARCHIVED - Spain changes requirement for PCR test before entering the country Children under 6 will not be obliged to supply a test and blood plasma analyses will be accepted instead of a PCR The Spanish Ministry of Health has announced that following a significant number of complaints about the requirement for travellers to submit a PCR test when entering the country that the conditions will be modified. The anouncement was made following a meeting of the Interterritorial Health Council on Wednesday afternoon. Full details of the amendments have now been published in the BOE for Thursday, but Health Minister Salvador Illa said after the meeting that three basic amendments to the system had been accepted.

The Latest: Family doctors start offering vaccine in En

Scientists focus on bats for clues to prevent next pandemic After 110,000 virus deaths, U.S. nursing homes face vaccine fears Trump says he’s nixing plan for early vaccine at White House HERE’S WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING: BERLIN Germany’s health minister has expressed impatience Monday that the European Union is still waiting for its regulatory agency to approve a coronavirus vaccine, while other officials urged Germans to forgo Christmas shopping two days before a new hard lockdown will close schools and shut most stories. Chancellor Angela Merkel and the governors of Germany’s 16 states agreed Sunday to step up the country’s lockdown measures beginning Wednesday and running to Jan. 10 to stop the exponential rise of COVID-19 cases. Merkel said existing restrictions imposed in November failed to significantly reduce the number of new infections. Germany has been hitting records of new daily infections and virus deaths in recent weeks.

The Latest: Louisiana starts 1st vaccinations at hospit

NEW ORLEANS Louisiana administered its first coronavirus vaccines Monday at a New Orleans area hospital. Workers at the facility who regularly encounter COVID-19 patients got the vaccine as Gov. John Bel Edwards watched the immunizations. Dr. Leonardo Seoane, chief academic officer for Ochsner Health, was one of the first employees to get vaccinated. A Cuban American, Seoane called it “a privilege” and urged “all of my Hispanic brothers and sisters to do it. It’s OK.” Louisiana’s first shipments of an estimated 39,000 Pfizer vaccines this week all will go directly to hospitals to administer. Other hospitals around Louisiana expect to receive their first doses later in the week. Edwards traveled to Jefferson Parish to see the vaccines being administered in person.

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