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Not all vaccines are equal: The dose you get decides your travel visa

Not all vaccines are equal: The dose you get decides your travel visa SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 26, 2021, 05:46 PM IST Share Synopsis iStock For millions of people worldwide who can’t choose which vaccines they get, the risk of more places becoming selective about which shots they recognize, creates the possibility that even fully inoculated, people’s travel could still be limited. Related With the resumption of global travel on the horizon, some people are discovering that their choice of vaccine could determine where they’re allowed to go. Already, the European Union is planning to allow Americans vaccinated with shots approved by their drug agency to enter over the summer, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen suggested in a New York Times interview Sunday.

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Pakistan calls in troops to help fight COVID-19

Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday urged the people of Pakistan to strictly follow the COVID-19 guidelines, warning that another nationwide lockdown will be imposed if the spiralling coronavirus crisis continues to worsen. Addressing the nation after chairing a meeting of the National Coordination Committee, the highest national forum to tackle the pandemic, Khan said the Army has been asked to help police to implement the social-distancing guidelines in the country to contain the spread of coronavirus. I am appealing to you to follow SoPs so that we don t have to take steps that India is taking which means imposing lockdowns, he said, adding that half the problem will be solved if people started wearing face masks.

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COVID-19: Pakistan grapples with the vaccine question

To get vaccinated or not get vaccinated? That seems to be the question in Pakistan today. For a country that has just experienced the worst day of Covid effect in the last 9 months over a hundred dead and more five thousand positive infections it is counter intuitive to pose the query even for rhetorical purposes. Of course yes! Vaccination is the only defence available against the onslaught of a pandemic that now has entered homes and bazaars, and even the most strict implementation of social distancing not that it is happening will not roll it back. But the Covid-dominated life is not delineated in black and white in Pakistan, and the question of vaccination is particularly vexatious. To begin with, there isn’t enough of the vaccine available. The government has created many walk-in facilities for vaccinations but that is essentially for the older population, above 60 that is. The registration process is on for those in the lower age bracket but here is no date given to

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Pakistan s first liver auto-transplant performed successfully at DUHS

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