Letter to the editor: Becker County Board should address COVID-19 vaccine
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Donald Johnson, Detroit Lakes | 2:02 pm, Apr. 27, 2021 ×
To the editor:
It appears that the Becker County Board of Commissioners have decided that it is a good idea to put their written political support behind causes that they feel make a difference to Becker County residents (i.e., the Second Amendment Resolution). These types of bold political moves can cause some controversy among people with differing political views. The commissioners have taken the view that making a statement, no matter how little power they have to enforce it, allows several of our residents to feel bett
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Notably, the order only limits Indians to staying at Maldives remote islands.
The announcement was made by the island nation s Ministry of Tourism. With effect from 27 April @HPA mv suspends tourists travelling from #India to #Maldives from staying at tourist facilities in inhabited islands. We thank you for the support in our endeavour to make tourism safest possible with minimum inconvenience, it tweeted yesterday.
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With effect from 27 April @HPA mv suspends tourists travelling from #India to #Maldives from staying at tourist facilities in inhabited islands. We thank you for the support in our endeavour to make tourism safest possible with minimum inconvenience. Ministry of Tourism (@MoTmv) April 25, 2021
The road ahead in India’s augmented vaccination drive
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April 26, 2021 00:39 IST
Flattening the COVID-19 curve eventually rests on judicious vaccination deployment plans and the pace of vaccination
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Flattening the COVID-19 curve eventually rests on judicious vaccination deployment plans and the pace of vaccination
India is presently battling an aggressive second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. India launched its vaccination drive in mid-January, starting with the vaccination of priority groups. The central government has announced a slew of policy measures to expand the eligibility bracket of vaccinees and to deploy more vaccines for domestic use. These policy interventions coupled with the availability of vaccines in the open market are expected to further intensify India’s anti-COVID-19 battle.
According to the latest data released by the Utah Department of Health in Salt Lake City, nearly 40% of all eligible Utahns have been vaccinated against the novel coronavirus, which is showing up as various mutated viruses all over the world.