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France Halts Brazil Flights; NYC Reschedules Shots: Virus Update Bloomberg 17 mins ago Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. expects to have enough coronavirus vaccine to meet U.S. demand by May despite a planned pause in the use of Johnson & Johnson’s shot pending a review of rare blood clots. J&J said it’s delaying its rollout in Europe. German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s cabinet approved a law setting nationwide rules on virus restrictions after some regions failed to impose curbs despite rising cases. Italy is in talks to set up vaccine production hubs as the gover...

The U.S. expects to have enough vaccine to meet demand by May despite a planned pause in the use of Johnson & Johnson’s shot pending a review of rare blood clots. J&J said it’s delaying its rollout in Europe.

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Canada already requires travelers to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. Furthermore, Canada's main airlines, including Air Canada, WestJet, Sunwing, and Air Transat, will suspend flights to the Caribbean and Mexico from Sunday until April 30. Additionally, all flights must land at Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary, or Montreal airports. "[The airlines] will be making arrangements with their customers who are currently on a trip in these regions to organize their return flights," Trudeau said of the flight cancellations. The prime minister also mentioned the possibility of new testing requirements...