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- July 2, 2020
‘We’re starting from scratch’ with vaccine plan, says Kamala, in swat at Trump’s COVID response – and despite Fauci claiming last month that Biden administration is NOT ‘starting from scratch’ Harris said in an interview there was ‘no national strategy’ for vaccinations The Trump administration focused on pushing pharma firms to produce vaccine, leaving distribution
READ MOREDIANE ABBOTT has spoken out against Conservative MPs who are pushing Boris Johnson to commit to lifting the coronavirus lockdown in the UK by April. See Original Article…
READ MOREFirst Minister Nicola Sturgeon gave the latest update on coronavirus and the number of deaths, people in hospital and vaccinations carried out. There have been 559 new cases reported in the last 24 hours, which was 7% of all tests carried out. The total number since the pandemic started is now 192,375 positive cases. There were
READ MOREAustralia’s coronavirus vaccine rollout will begin on 22 February after the first doses of the Pfizer jab arrived in Sydney. “The eagle has landed,” Health Minister Greg Hunt told reporters in Canberra on Monday. More than 142,000 doses are being taken to a secure location and batches will be assessed for damage and quality in
READ MORENSW has declined to criticise the Victorian government’s decision to plunge up to six million people into a Stage 4 shutdown – although Premier Gladys Berejiklian says “we avoid lockdown at all costs”. Australian Retailers Association’s Paul Zahra told The New Daily on Monday the cost Victoria’s snap lockdown would be “over a billion dollars
READ MORENearly 30% of people in England over 18 have had a jab (Picture: PA/Reuters) The UK has hit its target for vaccinating more than 15 million people by mid February, after hitting the goal a day on Sunday. Boris Johnson hailed the achievement an ‘extraordinary feat’, just 10 weeks after Margaret Keenan became the first
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