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The Latest: Germany to start vaccinations in nursing homes

The Latest: Germany to start vaccinations in nursing homes
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The Latest: Half of Belgium s COVID-19 deaths in rest h

The Food and Drug Administration plans to approve second vaccine after panel endorsement. U.S. officials debate who should be next in line for the vaccine. LONDON Paul McCartney says he’s keen to get vaccinated against COVID-19. In an interview Friday with the BBC, the ex-Beatle also downplayed the likelihood he’d go on tour next year to support his latest album released this week, “McCartney III,” saying it depends on how successful virus countermeasures are. When asked if he would get a coronavirus vaccine, the 78-year-old McCartney said, “Yeah, I will yeah. And I’d like to encourage people to get it too, because with this it’s much more serious, and yeah, if I’m allowed to get it, I will.”

The Latest: Half of Belgium s COVID-19 deaths in rest homes

The Latest: Half of Belgium s COVID-19 deaths in rest homes by The Associated Press Last Updated Dec 18, 2020 at 6:12 am EDT BRUSSELS More than 10,000 elderly people living in Belgian rest homes have died from COVID-19 since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Yves Van Laethem, a spokesman at Belgium’s coronavirus crisis centre, told a news conference on Friday that the death of 10,270 rest home residents accounts for 56 per cent of all the victims. In a report published last month, Amnesty International said Belgian authorities “abandoned” thousands of elderly people who died in nursing homes and did not seek hospital treatment for many who were infected, violating their human rights.

The Latest: Azar: Moderna vaccines ship if FDA gives OK

9 & 10 News December 18, 2020 WASHINGTON Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar says shipments of Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine will begin this weekend if the FDA grants emergency use authorization as expected on Friday. “Trucks will roll, planes will fly this weekend, 5.9 million doses of Moderna vaccine allocated for next week,” Azar told ABC’s “Good Morning America” on Friday. Azar said the Moderna vaccine is “shockingly effective” and he expected to get vaccinated next week, if the White House physician cleared him to do so. Azar’s wife has tested positive for COVID-19 and he is quarantining at the moment. Vice President Mike Pence and his wife Karen, and Surgeon General Jerome Adams are getting vaccinated on live TV Friday morning.

Capitol Hill to receive first batch of coronavirus vaccines

Congress to receive first batch of Covid-19 vaccines but uncertainty lingers POLITICO 12/18/2020 By Melanie Zanona, Marianne LeVine and Sarah Ferris © Nicholas Kamm/Pool via AP Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a childhood polio survivor, said in a statement he planned to take the vaccine “in the coming days. Top congressional leaders will receive the coronavirus vaccine in the coming days with dozens of lawmakers planning to quickly follow suit an effort designed to maintain a continuity of government while also instilling public confidence in the shot. The limited batch of doses, which is expected to soon arrive in the House and Senate and was first reported by POLITICO, marks a major development for lawmakers and frontline workers in a Capitol complex that has battled dozens of cases this year.

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