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Refugees in Toronto transferred to Windsor Niagara Falls

Seven weeks after arriving in Canada from Uganda, Richard Bbale boarded a bus to Windsor Friday — in search of sustainable shelter.

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Refugees in Toronto transferred to Windsor Niagara Falls

Nearly 100 refugees headed to Niagara Falls and Windsor, a transfer out of Toronto intended to ease pressure on a city shelter system.

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Malawi Health Officials Burn Expired COVID-19 Vaccines To Reaffirm Public s Confidence In Vaccination - Blavity

© Blavity, Inc., 2020 Medical personnel dressed in personal protective equipment are seen at a lodging building / Photo Credit: Amos Gumulira/AFP Malawi Health Officials Burn Expired COVID-19 Vaccines To Reaffirm Public s Confidence In Vaccination The World Health Organization, which initially urged countries not to destroy expired doses, has now changed its stance. Today In an effort to assure people that they wouldn t be given expired vaccines, health authorities in Malawi burned nearly 20,000 outdated doses of the coronavirus immunization. The African country, which received 102,000 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine from the African Union on March 26, used almost 80% of them, the BBC reported.

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In Africa, Distrust of COVID-19 Vaccine Slows Prevention Efforts

In Africa, Distrust of COVID-19 Vaccine Slows Prevention Efforts The URL has been copied to your clipboard 0:00 0:06:23 0:00 This has worried international public health officials as some countries have begun to destroy doses that expired before they could be used. Malawi and South Sudan in recent days have said they will destroy some of their doses because they had expired. Africa’s 1.3 billion people represent 16 percent of the world’s population. But, the World Health Organization reports that Africa has received less than 2 percent of the world’s COVID-19 vaccine doses. African countries have confirmed more than 4.5 million COVID-19 cases, including 120,000 deaths. That is a very small percentage of the world’s deaths.

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