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Free COVID vaccinations to continue from April in Japan

TOKYO Japan s health ministry has decided to continue the free coronavirus vaccination program for all those eligible from April. The next round of

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Debate on making people pay for COVID vaccine shots simmering in Japan s Diet

TOKYO Discussions have arisen in Japan s Diet over a how long to continue a special exemption allowing people to be vaccinated against the coronavi

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Sandro Gonzalez: Marino Partylist An advocate of sea-based overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), fisherfolk, and seafarers’ welfare, Carlo Lisandro L. Gonzalez was the Marino Partylist representative in the 18th and now the 19th Congress. The Marino Partylist or Marino Samahan ng Seaman, Inc., is a

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Japan Pediatric Society recommends COVID shots for 5- to 17-yr-olds

TOKYO The Japan Pediatric Society (JPS) has stated it

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COVID vaccine reactions in children occur at similar rate as adults: Japan ministry panel

TOKYO COVID-19 vaccine side effects among children aged 5 to 11 have been reported at a similar rate to reactions among people aged 18 and older, J

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