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Пиян британец катастрофира на пътя Елена - Майско в област Велико Търново

Пиян британец катастрофира на пътя Елена - Майско в област Велико Търново 21 Юли 2021 | 08:13 | Агенция Фокус ОДМВР - Велико Търново. Сигнал за случая е получен около 21.20 часа. По първоначална информация товарен автомобил „Опел“, управляван от британски гражданин, живеещ в село Петковци, се е преобърнал извън пътното платно. Шофьорът е откаран в Спешна помощ с повърхностни наранявания и охлузвания. При проверка за употреба на алкохол с техническо средство, апаратът е отчел 2,68 промила. Взета му е кръвна проба за химичен анализ. По случая е започн�

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Covid jab supply will be biggest cause of delay in Irish rollout as Pfizer don t have enough to go around, expert says

Updated: 28 Dec 2020, 16:13 THE supply and availability of the Covid-19 vaccine will be the biggest cause of delays in Ireland s rollout, an immunology expert said. Professor of Experimental Immunology at Trinity College Dublin, Kingston Mills, said Pfizer do not have enough of the jab to go around, and are cranking up manufacturing to meets countries needs. 3 Vaccines are beginning to be administered across the EU, including to this WWII veteran in Czech RepublicCredit: EPA 3 Prof Mills says Pfizer does not have enough doses for all the countries interested currentlyCredit: Virgin Media 3 The immunology expert said supply will be Ireland s biggest challenge in it s Covid jab roll-outCredit: Alamy

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As the year comes to a close, take the Irish Sun s big fat quiz and see how much you remember from the past 12 months

2020 RECALL As the year comes to a close, take the Irish Sun’s big fat quiz and see how much you remember from the past 12 months 29 Dec 2020, 7:01 IT’S been a year when we’ve all been glued to the news as seismic events shook our world. But how much of 2020’s many news stories can you still remember? Take the Irish Sun’s annual Big Fat Quiz and test your memory. NEWS President Michael D. Higgins and Sabina welcome royals in March RTE apologised after staff members were pictured failing to social distance at what kind of event? Name the man whose death at the hands of police officers sparked the Black Lives Matter protests in the US?

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Covid-19 vaccine to be given to up to 20k people per week and HSE assure allergic reactions are not a major concern

Updated: 28 Dec 2020, 11:32 THE Covid-19 vaccine will be given to 20,000 Irish people per week from early January, according to Health Minister Stephen Donnelly. The first doses of the jab will be rolled out tomorrow as the State sets up immunisations sites in four acute hospitals - and HSE doctors say potential allergic reactions to the vaccine are not a major concern . 4 4 4 Minister Donnelly said up to 20,000 people will be vaccinated per week from early JanuaryCredit: PA:Press Association 4 HSE CCO Dr Colm Henry assured he has no major concern about allergic reactions to the vaccineCredit: PA:Press Association St James’s and Beaumont hospitals in Dublin, Cork University Hospital and University Hospital Galway will be the first to receive the coronavirus vaccine this week.

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