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Private vaccination talks could spell 'bad news' for those most at risk
National 5 years ago

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Private vaccination talks could spell 'bad news' for those most at risk

The government is considering granting the private sector the authority to market COVID-19 vaccines in Indonesia as it races against the clock to vaccinate enough of the population to achieve herd immunity.
US commission says China possibly committed 'genocide' against Xinjiang Muslims
World 5 years ago

US commission says China possibly committed 'genocide' against Xinjiang Muslims

The Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) said new evidence had emerged in the past year that "crimes against humanity - and possibly genocide - are occurring" in Xinjiang. It also accused China of harassing Uighurs in the United States.
Three dozen mayors ask Biden for direct shipments of COVID-19 vaccine
World 5 years ago

Three dozen mayors ask Biden for direct shipments of COVID-19 vaccine

The move came as Biden, who takes office on Wednesday, readies a $1.9 trillion stimulus package proposal intended to bolster the nation's response to the virus and galvanize the slow rollout of COVID-19 vaccines
WHO warns coronavirus herd immunity unlikely this year
World 5 years ago

WHO warns coronavirus herd immunity unlikely this year

Infections numbers are surging around the world, especially in Europe where nations have been forced to ramp up virus restrictions even as vaccines are rolled out.
Ebola vaccine stockpile set up to fight future outbreaks
World 5 years ago

Ebola vaccine stockpile set up to fight future outbreaks

Low- and lower middle-income countries will be able to access the stockpile free of charge, Gavi said, and will also get support for the operational costs of rolling out an immunization program.
Malaysia's king declares state of emergency to curb spread of COVID-19
SE Asia 5 years ago

Malaysia's king declares state of emergency to curb spread of COVID-19

It was not immediately clear how the emergency would impact day to day activities, but the constitution allows for parliament to be suspended during that period - which could for now put an end to political uncertainties faced by Muhyiddin.
Indonesia allows emergency use of Sinovac vaccine
National 5 years ago

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Indonesia allows emergency use of Sinovac vaccine

Southeast Asia's largest economy becomes the first country outside China to issue the emergency approval for Sinovac vaccine, with President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo scheduled to receive the first shot on Wednesday.
UK opens seven vaccination centers to boost COVID-19 immunization drive
World 5 years ago

UK opens seven vaccination centers to boost COVID-19 immunization drive

The country, which was the first to approve vaccines developed by Pfizer-BioNTech and by Oxford-AstraZeneca, is currently immunizing about 200,000 people a day, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said on Sunday.
Brisbane lifts virus lockdown after city finds zero cases
World 5 years ago

Brisbane lifts virus lockdown after city finds zero cases

More than two million people were ordered into a snap lockdown Friday after a cleaner at a quarantine hotel contracted the UK variant of COVID-19 from a returned traveler.
Global virus deaths hit record high as EU approves second vaccine
World 5 years ago

Global virus deaths hit record high as EU approves second vaccine

The Moderna vaccine is now set to join Pfizer-BioNTech's jab for use in the 27-nation European Union, where governments have been criticized for slow rollouts of the doses already available.
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