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Covid-19 live updates: Europe moves to jump-start travel; variant danger looms over Britain

Covid-19 live updates: Europe moves to jump-start travel; variant danger looms over Britain Jennifer Hassan © Thanassis Stavrakis/AP Workers arrange sunbeds at Plaka beach on the Aegean island of Naxos, Greece, on May 12. Europe is hoping that official plans to ease travel restrictions can help spur a summer tourism rebound as new coronavirus cases in the region decline sharply. Policymakers are expected to outline further details Friday of measures to remove quarantine requirements for vaccinated travelers starting July 1. But Britain’s hopes of getting back to normal are under threat from a surge in cases of a variant first identified in India. Cases of the B.1.617.2 variant more than doubled to 3,424 over the past week, according to Public Health England.

Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka nearly out of COVID-19 vaccines: Officials

Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka nearly out of COVID-19 vaccines: Officials
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The Latest: Dr Fauci: Booster shots may depend on variants

WASHINGTON — Dr. Anthony Fauci says vaccinated Americans would “not necessarily” need to get booster shots this fall for further protection from COVID-19.

The Latest | Taiwan residents urged to stay home as cases rise

TAIPEI (AP) — Taiwan reported 312 new confirmed cases on Friday as part of its worst outbreak since the beginning of the pandemic. Health Minister Chen Shih-chung says most of the cases have a clear source, but 72 of the new ones were not apparently linked to the previous infections. Chen urged the island’s residents to refrain from socializing and stay at home. “On these two days, if everyone can reduce the flow of people to the lowest level, and if then we can gradually cut the line of transmission, it will be greatly helpful to us,” he told a daily briefing.

The Latest: Spain to lift restrictions on travelers from UK

The Latest: Group buys 200M J&J shots for poor nations GENEVA – The vaccines alliance Gavi has signed an agreement to buy 200 million doses of the one-shot Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine in a boost to the U.N.-backed initiative to distribute vaccines to poor countries. In a statement Friday, Gavi said the deal was made “with the goal” of the 200 million vaccines being made available this year. Earlier this week, the U.N. initiative known as COVAX suffered a major setback when its biggest supplier, the Serum Institute of India, announced it would not be exporting any more vaccines until the end of the year, in order to deal with the explosive situation on the subcontinent.

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