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Lateral flow tests explained in South Asian languages - Vimarsana News

Lateral flow tests explained in South Asian languages

Step-by-step guides on how to do lateral flow tests, explained in five South Asian languages.

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Covid: How to do a rapid lateral flow test, explained in Gujarati - Vimarsana News

Covid: How to do a rapid lateral flow test, explained in Gujarati

BBC News Covid: How to do a rapid lateral flow test, explained in Gujarati Close Rapid lateral flow tests are being made widely available for people across the UK to do at home. The tests are designed to be done twice a week and give results in 30 minutes. As lockdown restrictions ease, the government hopes the tests will help to find people who have coronavirus but aren't showing any symptoms. Anyone in England and Scotland without symptoms of coronavirus can get free tests to do at home. In Wales and Northern Ireland, the tests are being offered to specific groups, including those who canno...

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Coronavirus vaccine Q&A in five South Asian languages - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus vaccine Q&A in five South Asian languages

BBC News Published Research suggests that ethnic minorities in the UK are more reluctant to take the new coronavirus vaccine. The UK was the first country to approve the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. The first batch of 800,000 doses began to be administered on Tuesday 8 December. The mass Covid-19 vaccination programme began with the elderly, health workers, and carers. Up to four million more doses are expected by the end of the month. There have been some concerns and reluctance about taking the vaccine among ethnic minorities. Research from the Royal Society for Public Health sugg...

Source: bbc.co.uk
Coronavirus vaccine Q&A in five South Asian languages - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus vaccine Q&A in five South Asian languages

BBC News Published Research suggests that ethnic minorities in the UK are more reluctant to take the new coronavirus vaccine. The UK was the first country to approve the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. The first batch of 800,000 doses began to be administered on Tuesday 8 December. The mass Covid-19 vaccination programme began with the elderly, health workers, and carers. Up to four million more doses are expected by the end of the month. There have been some concerns and reluctance about taking the vaccine among ethnic minorities. Research from the Royal Society for Public Health sugg...

Source: bbc.com