Government 'to look at' prioritising shop workers for COVID vaccine
Tuesday, 12 January 2021 () The government will look "very carefully" at prioritising shop workers - as well as teachers and police officers - for COVID vaccines, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has told MPs.
Gov. Jared Polis and at least one other governor say the federal government does not have a national reserve of COVID-19 vaccines. Polis said on social media on Friday morning "I'm shocked. We were lied to."
Arnold Schwarzenegger has joined the ranks of the celebrities who have received the coronavirus vaccination after driving to Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles to get his jab.
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Union Health minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan reiterated the two vaccines which have been granted approval for use in India are safe and effective. He added that some people are playing politics over the issue resulting in vaccine hesitancy among a section of the people. Harsh Vardhan said that the vaccines will be the last nail in the coffin of Covid. He also said that mild fever, pain and swelling are common after vaccination and added that very few people have shown these side-effects too. Questions have been raised about the safety of Covaxin which has not yet published any data from phase three clinical trials. Additionally, the government has also said that people will not get to choose a vaccine in the first phase. Watch the full video for all the details.
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International organisations are calling any breaks between the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine doses not to be extended beyond 21 days. Both Pfizer and Moderna also do not support the delay strategy touted by UK authorities.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said the coronavirus outbreak is beingbrought “under control”. Mr Hancock told a No 10 news conference that morethan four million people have now been vaccinated and that the over-70s andthe clinically vulnerable were now receiving the jab.
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Health Secretary Matt Hancock says the government is "up for doing" 24-hour Covid vaccinations if "that is what is needed", however says the supply of the vaccine is the limiting factor. Report by Alibhaiz. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
Asked about the images of free school meal parcels shared on social media,Health Secretary Matt Hancock told BBC Breakfast: “Well, it’s clearlyinadequate, isn’t it? "The company’s apologised, and rightly so. "Frankly,this is one of the good things about social media, this could surface soquickly, and then colleagues in the Department for Education were on itstraight away. “And they spoke to the company immediately and the company haveapologised and it got sorted out."
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Long Island is leading the state in COVID positivity with a seven-day average of more than 7.6%. Despite the numbers, essential workers are still waiting to find out when it will be their turn to get..