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COVAX Mission Forges Ahead: To End The Pandemic, We Must Vaccinate The World

COVAX Mission Forges Ahead: To End The Pandemic, We Must Vaccinate The World Share to Linkedin A global health crisis requires a global solution. The multilateral COVAX Facility remains the best mechanism for reaching the world s poorest countries with COVID-19 vaccines. A UNICEF staff member supervises the unloading of a new shipment of 31,200 additional doses of COVID-19 vaccine on April 26, 2021 at Nouakchott International Airport in Mauritania as part of the global COVAX initiative. © UNICEF/UN0451603/Lebatt As countries with high vaccination rates begin to see a steady decline in COVID-19 transmission rates, poorer nations are lagging far behind. The vast majority of people in developing countries including front-line health care workers

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In Tunisia, UNICEF-Supported Scouts Protect Their Community From COVID-19

In Tunisia, UNICEF-Supported Scouts Protect Their Community From COVID-19 Share to Linkedin Sharing important health safety tips with passersby and helping out in vaccination centers, UNICEF-trained teens are taking action to end the pandemic. In Mhamdia, in the suburbs of Tunis, Tunisia, a group of Scouts meet passersby on a drizzly morning, talking to pedestrians about the risks of Covid-19 and ways of preventing infection. © Pau González for UNICEF USA By Sam Kimball and Pau González TUNIS, Tunisia In the grey drizzle of a wide street bustling with pedestrians and passing vehicles in Tunis’ distant suburb of Mhamdia, a small group of teenagers in blue uniforms stop to talk with locals every few steps. The teens are Tunisian Scouts and they are giving 60-second talks on personal safety measures mask-wearing, physical distancing, handwashing people can take to protect against COVID-19 infection. Some passersby stand and listen intently, nodding in agreement.

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Health Systems Strained To The Limit As COVID-19 Surges In Nepal

Health Systems Strained To The Limit As COVID-19 Surges In Nepal Share to Linkedin Doctors and nurses are struggling to treat patients gasping for breath in Nepal, where confirmed cases of COVID-19 have increased sharply in the past two weeks. UNICEF is on the ground, working with partners to support strained health systems and deliver critical lifesaving supplies. Health workers lined up to receive their second dose of COVID-19 vaccine at the Palungtar Community Health Center in Gorkha District in north-central Nepal on April 21, 2021. UNICEF/UN0447246/Prasad Ngakhusi Doctors and nurses are struggling to treat patients gasping for breath in Nepal, where confirmed cases of COVID-19 have increased sharply in the past two weeks. UNICEF is on the ground, working with partners to support strained health systems and deliver critical lifesaving supplies.

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Rubio And Butterfield Donate $25M To UNICEF For Equitable Delivery Of COVID-19 Vaccines

Rubio And Butterfield Donate $25M To UNICEF For Equitable Delivery Of COVID-19 Vaccines Share to Linkedin The couple s generous gift will help UNICEF and partners deliver 2 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses around the world in 2021. UNICEF vaccine specialist Dr. Epa Kouacou celebrates the arrival of a shipment of COVAX COVID-19 vaccine doses in Abidjan, Côte d Ivoire on February 26, 2021. © UNICEF/UN0422701/COVAX/Miléquêm Diarassouba As India battles a devastating second wave of COVID-19 cases and vaccination rates remain below 1 percent in many parts of the world, it s clear that the fight to end the pandemic is far from over. That s why Jen Rubio, cofounder and CEO of Away, and her partner, Slack founder and CEO Stewart Butterfield, pledged $25 million to support

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People can receive leftover COVID doses at Spokane Arena lot

KXLY April 6, 2021 6:13 PM Matthew Kincanon SPOKANE, Wash. For those currently eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine but are unable to make an appointment, the Washington State Department of Health said there is a waiting lot at the Spokane Arena, allowing more people to receive leftover doses. The Department of Health says the waiting lot opens 45 minutes before closing time and if there are any leftover vaccine doses by the end of the day, people can get one. Even though workers will administer any leftover doses, the DOH website said that people should remember that they will not be guaranteed a dose unless they have an appointment.

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