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Rastafari group won t take vaccine - Barbados Today

Rastafari group ‘won’t take vaccine’ Article by February 11, 2021 Government can count the Rastafari community out of any vaccination programme to be implemented in the coming days. Furthermore, said the Rastafari Progressive Movement (RPM), should the targeted herd immunity numbers not be achieved, the Rastafari community should also be exempted from any form of “forced vaccination”. In a statement sent to Barbados TODAY , the RPM, asked that its position be respected. “As Barbados gets ready to roll out its COVID-19 vaccine distribution programme, the Rastafari Progressive Movement (RPM) reiterates its stance that the Rastafari community will not be taking any COVID-19 vaccine,” it said.

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Put seniors first for vaccine shots - Barbados Today

Put seniors first for vaccine shots - Barbados Today
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COVID-19 sufferers taking too long to seek help

COVID-19 sufferers taking too long to seek help
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Barbados expects 100, 000 AstraZeneca vaccine doses this week

Barbados expects 100, 000 AstraZeneca vaccine doses this week Article by February 7, 2021 Barbados is in line to receive 100, 000 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine later this week and several of the island’s top medical professionals are fully on board with the move to vaccinate the population. Public Health Specialist and National Co-Coordinator of the National COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign Dr Elizabeth Ferdinand told a press conference this evening: “We are getting an AstraZeneca vaccine and we are supposed to be getting a 100, 000 doses.” She insisted that the vaccine, which has already been rolled out in some of the world’s largest countries, is “safe and suitable”.

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COVID-19 press conference at 5:15 p m today

Article by Government will hold a COVID-19 press conference at 5:15 p.m. today. Speakers will include Dr Kenneth Connell, chairman of the Barbados Drug Formulary Committee, clinical pharmacologist and Deputy Dean, Faculty of Medical Sciences, UWI; Sister Rosanette Cooke, Public Health Nurse and Senior Health Sister Winston Scott Polyclinic; Dr Elizabeth Ferdinand, public health specialist and co-cordinator of the National COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign; and Dr Lynda Williams, president of Barbados Association of Medical Practitioners. The press conference will be streamed live. (PR) Social Share Father Clement Paul said now was not the time to seek political mileage. (Picture by Jameel Springer.)

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