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As vaccines run out, ongoing inoculation phase, set for five days, is shortened

As vaccines run out, ongoing inoculation phase, set for five days, is shortened Kathmandu Post Kathmandu, July 16 The Department of Health Services had decided to run the latest phase of the Covid-19 vaccination campaign, which began on Tuesday, for five days. Accordingly, health offices of the three districts of Kathmandu Valley, as well as of others, made an announcement to that effect. But the vaccines the department supplied to them finished in three days. We had published a notice as per the direction of the department, but now we do not have any more vaccines to administer, Badri Bahadur Khadka, chief of Health Office Kathmandu, told the Post. Only a limited number of doses are left now, which we will administer on Friday.

Nepal likely to receive 1 5 million doses of J&J jab from COVAX

Nepal likely to receive 1.5 million doses of J&J jab from COVAX Kathmandu Post Kathmandu, July 6 If everything goes as planned, Nepal is most likely to get 1.5 million doses of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine next week under the COVAX facility, multiple officials at the Ministry of Health and Population confirmed. COVAX, the international vaccine-sharing scheme backed by the United Nations, which has committed to providing 13 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine, sufficient to inoculate 20 percent of the 30 million population, has proposed the authorities to accept the single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine. © Rojan Shrestha/NurPhoto A health worker inoculates a dose of the Vero cell COVID-19 vaccine in Bhaktapur, Nepal on Tuesday, June 8, 2021. After receiving 1 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine from china, the Nepal government has continued vaccination for the 60-64 age groups. (Photo by Rojan Shrestha/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Focused COVID-19 Media Monitoring, Nepal (May 20, 2021) - Nepal

Focused COVID-19 Media Monitoring, Nepal (May 20, 2021) Format EMERGING THEME(S) Epidemiology and Disease Control Division says new COVID-19 variant B.1.617.2 is 50 per cent more infectious than previous variants; it is aggressive and deadly, warns Director of Sukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital Nepal reports 8,064 new COVID-19 infections, 246 deaths on May 19; infection in Nepal reported as being highest in age group of 20-39 years, those in 30-39 group most affected Government finally starts procurement process of COVID-19 vaccines from India and Russia, has not initiated it with China as Department of Drug Administration does not have address of Chinese company to send the correspondence to; Serum Institute of India will start exporting its COVID-19 vaccine only by the yearend

As million more vaccine doses arrive, experts call for massive awareness programme

As million more vaccine doses arrive, experts call for massive awareness programme Kathmandu Post Kathmandu, Feb. 22 After India announced that it was giving a million doses of Covishield vaccine against Covid-19 last month, Nepal, like other countries in the world, decided to first inoculate frontline workers who are most vulnerable to infection. The government came up with a figure of 430,000 such frontline workers which included health workers, supporting staff, ambulance drivers, female community health volunteers, security personnel deployed for managing the bodies of Covid-19 victims, people residing in old age homes and prisoners. The inoculation drive started with the group on January 27 and was over on February 5, with only 171,486 people taking the jabs. The Health Ministry extended the campaign by a day and announced that anyone registered with any of the professional health workers associations could get vaccinated. The number that chose to be immu

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