Photos show amazing lengths taken to deliver Covid vax No mountain is too high and no river is too wide for the frontline workers tasked with delivering the Covid vax to the world.
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Subscriber only Exclusive: From climbing over mountains to swimming through streams, there is no end to the lengths health workers are taking to get the Covid-19 jab to some of the most remote locations in the world. The United Nations Children s Emergency Fund, the charity that has vaccinated half the world s children for routine immunisations, is now tasked with immunising the world against the deadly virus on behalf of the international effort known as COVAX.
16 Powerful Photos From the COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Around the World
Why Global Citizens Should Care
The United Nations’ Global Goal 3 aims to ensure everyone, everywhere, has access to good health and well-being. This includes protection against preventable diseases and vaccines are integral to making this a reality. This World Immunization Week, join us in taking action on this issue and many more here
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It s been more than a year since the COVID-19 pandemic turned our lives upside down.
After a devastating year of loss, grief, and growing inequality, vaccine development has finally provided communities with a glimmer of hope. Hundreds of thousands of people across the world are flocking to stadiums- and amusement parks-turned-vaccination sites to get their jabs.