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Over 93,000 Covid Cases In UK In A Day, Third Consecutive Daily Record
The British government on Friday reported 93,045 new coronavirus cases, a third consecutive record daily tally, as the Omicron variant fuels a concerning surge in infections across the country.
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UK Orders 114 Million Additional Covid Jabs Amid 'Omicron' Variant Scare
The UK government said late Wednesday it has ordered 114 million additional Covid-19 vaccine doses, from pharmaceutical giants Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, to bolster its jabs drive over the next two years.
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UK Cuts Gap Between Second Covid Jab And Booster Shots For Vulnerable Groups
Covid booster shots can now be administered sooner than six months after the second dose to certain vulnerable groups for operational reasons, the UK government has announced.
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UK To Offer Third Covid Shot - A "Booster" - From September: Reports
The UK is preparing to offer millions of vulnerable Britons, who have received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, a booster jab from September to ensure that the protection is maintained against new variants of the coronavirus before winter comes.
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Britain To Give Covid Vaccine Shots To Everyone Aged 44 Years And Above
Everyone aged 44 and above in Britain will now be able to book their COVID-19 jab starting on Monday as the UK's National Health Service (NHS) vaccine programme expands further to more younger age groups.
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Maharashtra To Divert Funds To Vaccinations, Import Vaccines: Minister
Maharashtra will import vaccines from other countries and funds will be diverted from all the departments to carry out an extensive inoculation drive on the lines of the UK, the state government said on Tuesday.
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All Over-70s Urged To Get COVID-19 Jabs As UK Nears Vaccine Target
People eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine among the over-70 most at-risk groups who haven't yet had their jab are being urged by the National Health Service (NHS) to come forward this weekend in a renewed drive as the UK government nears its target of vaccinating the top priority groups by Monday.
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57 Lakh Get Coronavirus Vaccine Shots In India, 3rd Highest After US, UK
More than 57 lakh healthcare and frontline workers have been vaccinated against COVID-19 in the country till now, making India only the third country in the world with highest doses of vaccination, the Health ministry said today. Only the United States and the United Kingdom remain ahead of India, it said.
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London's Neasden Temple Starts New Covid Vaccination Centre
The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in London, one of UK's largest temples known as Neasden Temple, has opened a new vaccination centre to aid the delivery of COVID-19 vaccines being administered by the National Health Service (NHS).
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India Vaccinates 10 Lakh People In Six Days, Faster Than US, UK: Centre
Nearly 16 lakh people have been vaccinated since January 16, when the mass inoculation drive against COVID-19 was launched, with 10 lakh taking vaccine shots injust six days, a count which is higher than that of countries like the US and the UK, the Health Ministry said today.
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Over 93,000 Covid Cases In UK In A Day, Third Consecutive Daily Record
The British government on Friday reported 93,045 new coronavirus cases, a third consecutive record daily tally, as the Omicron variant fuels a concerning surge in infections across the country.
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UK Orders 114 Million Additional Covid Jabs Amid 'Omicron' Variant Scare
The UK government said late Wednesday it has ordered 114 million additional Covid-19 vaccine doses, from pharmaceutical giants Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, to bolster its jabs drive over the next two years.
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UK Cuts Gap Between Second Covid Jab And Booster Shots For Vulnerable Groups
Covid booster shots can now be administered sooner than six months after the second dose to certain vulnerable groups for operational reasons, the UK government has announced.
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UK To Offer Third Covid Shot - A "Booster" - From September: Reports
The UK is preparing to offer millions of vulnerable Britons, who have received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, a booster jab from September to ensure that the protection is maintained against new variants of the coronavirus before winter comes.
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Britain To Give Covid Vaccine Shots To Everyone Aged 44 Years And Above
Everyone aged 44 and above in Britain will now be able to book their COVID-19 jab starting on Monday as the UK's National Health Service (NHS) vaccine programme expands further to more younger age groups.
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Maharashtra To Divert Funds To Vaccinations, Import Vaccines: Minister
Maharashtra will import vaccines from other countries and funds will be diverted from all the departments to carry out an extensive inoculation drive on the lines of the UK, the state government said on Tuesday.
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All Over-70s Urged To Get COVID-19 Jabs As UK Nears Vaccine Target
People eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine among the over-70 most at-risk groups who haven't yet had their jab are being urged by the National Health Service (NHS) to come forward this weekend in a renewed drive as the UK government nears its target of vaccinating the top priority groups by Monday.
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57 Lakh Get Coronavirus Vaccine Shots In India, 3rd Highest After US, UK
More than 57 lakh healthcare and frontline workers have been vaccinated against COVID-19 in the country till now, making India only the third country in the world with highest doses of vaccination, the Health ministry said today. Only the United States and the United Kingdom remain ahead of India, it said.
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London's Neasden Temple Starts New Covid Vaccination Centre
The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in London, one of UK's largest temples known as Neasden Temple, has opened a new vaccination centre to aid the delivery of COVID-19 vaccines being administered by the National Health Service (NHS).
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India Vaccinates 10 Lakh People In Six Days, Faster Than US, UK: Centre
Nearly 16 lakh people have been vaccinated since January 16, when the mass inoculation drive against COVID-19 was launched, with 10 lakh taking vaccine shots injust six days, a count which is higher than that of countries like the US and the UK, the Health Ministry said today.
