As coronavirus vaccination numbers increase, hospitals begin slow return to normal
Doctors say new data from Vanderbilt University Medical Center shows how effective the COVID-19 vaccine has been in real-world situations.
and last updated 2021-04-27 07:54:09-04
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) â Doctors say new data from Vanderbilt University Medical Center shows how effective the COVID-19 vaccine has been in real-world situations.
The study looked at coronavirus patients at VUMC hospitals from December to early April. According to the data,1,833 patients were admitted with a positive COVID-19 test. Of those patients, 1,793 were not vaccinated, 29 had received only the first dose, and seven had gotten a second dose of vaccine, but it was within two weeks of their second shot. Only four of the patients were fully vaccinated for COVID-19.
Wallingford announces Meriden native is the new town planner
Wallingford announces Meriden native is the new town planner
New Town Planner Kevin Pagini on his first day of work at Wallingford Town Hall on Monday. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement
New Town Planner Kevin Pagini reviews materials on his first day of work at Wallingford Town Hall, Mon., Apr. 19, 2021. Pagini, a Meriden native, came to Wallingford from Cortland, New York, where he served as the Cortland County planner for nearly eight years. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Wallingford Town Hall, Mon., Apr. 19, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
April 19, 2021 05:32PM By Lauren Takores, Record-Journal staff
WALLINGFORD â A new town planner started on the job Monday, after the position had been open for more than seven months.
2nd March 2021
Trade with Britain will not return to pre-Brexit model, exporters warned. New figures show that from January 1st to February 28th there were 50,800 freight vehicle movements into Ireland from over 870 ferries from Britain. Above AFLOAT adds Alexandra Basin (Redevelopment Project) with new infrastructure in place as phase one of the port s Masterplan. Also seen berthed is one of the ro-ro freightship s dubbed the Brexit-buster along in the foreground UK serving ropax ferries.
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Ireland will never return to the type of trading relationship it enjoyed with Britain prior to Brexit, a leading customs official said on Monday as he warned of potential disruption for exporters.
Tom Talbot gives a briefing on the operation of Dublin Port (Julien Behal/PA)
He told a briefing on Monday: “It’s the unknown, will there be delays? That’s why we’re emphasising today to everybody to get ready for this.
“Preparation really is the key. We’ve learned that, if nothing else, from the 1st of January. Those who were prepared and have everything in place, it worked and it worked very well. Others are still catching up.
“In terms of are there going to be delays, I really have to emphasise, everybody in that supply chain today – not tomorrow, don’t leave it a week, don’t leave it a month – look today.
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