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European Council President, Charles Michel, warned EU leaders that the bloc “should consider” legal action and even blocking exports if it does not receive enough vaccine doses from AstraZeneca soon. The AstraZeneca vaccine, developed by the University of Oxford, has encountered manufacturing delays in its European plants and subsequently announced that it will have to cut the number of jabs delivered to the EU’s 27 nations before the end of March. Rather than the 80 million doses promised, only 31 million will be delivered, du
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As South Africa awaits the arrival of its first shipment of Covid-19 vaccines there are growing concerns about a new coronavirus variant known as 501Y.V2 circulating in the country and what the changes in the virus could mean for how the existing vaccines work.
The new variant, which was first identified in the Eastern Cape in August, appears to spread much faster than the original form of the virus. President Cyril Ramaphosa said this week, “This explains the fact that many more people have become infected in a far shorter space of time.”
The number of daily infections during South Africa’s second Covid wave has surpassed those recorded during the first wave. The highest number of daily infections during the first wave was 13,944 on 24 July last year compared to the latest highest number recorded of 21,980 on 8 January.