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With mass vaccination, Bolivia ends 2021 with low COVID-19 mortality rate

SA to add Russian Sputnik, Chinese Sinopharm shots to vaccine array

SA to add Russian Sputnik, Chinese Sinopharm shots to vaccine array By Paul Vecchiatto (Bloomberg) – South Africa plans to buy Russia’s Sputnik V vaccines and shots developed by China’s Sinopharm Group Co. Ltd as it steps up efforts to tackle the coronavirus. The government will order 10 million doses of each shot, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize told lawmakers in Cape Town on Wednesday. “We are doing this now because we do expect the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority to approve those vaccines,” he said. South Africa, the nation that’s been hardest hit by the pandemic on the continent, resumed its administration of Johnson & Johnson vaccines to health-care workers on Wednesday, after putting their use on hold for two weeks due to concerns that they could be linked to blood clots. Almost 1.58 million Covid-19 cases have been detected in South Africa and more than 54,000 of those diagnosed with the disease have died.

India miles ahead of China in vaccine diplomacy

India is clearly gaining the edge over China when it comes to vaccine diplomacy.Free shipments containing the first batch of Covishield which is manufactured by the Serum Institute of India have already reached many nations. 2 million doses were supplied to Bangladesh, while 1 million was given to Nepal as a gift unde

EU to Warn on Variants; French Curfew Pays Off: Virus Update

U.S. Deaths Top 400,000; Merkel Strikes Curb Deal: Virus Update Bloomberg 1/19/2021 Bloomberg News © Photographer: MICHAEL DANTAS/AFP A patient arrives at the 28 de Agosto Hospital in Manaus, Amazon State, Brazil. (Bloomberg) The number of U.S. deaths topped 400,000, the worst toll in the world, even as cases fell in all regions. New York City will have to close vaccination sites after Thursday unless it receives a major resupply, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. Chancellor Angela Merkel and regional leaders agreed to extend and tighten Germany’s restrictions. Ireland’s hospitalizations fell for the first time since Dec. 22, and France is seeing benefits from an earlier curfew. Portugal and the U.K. reported record deaths, while Italy saw some positive indications.

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