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Rope in community leaders to boost Covid-19 vaccine registration rate, says MMA

PETALING JAYA: Community leaders have a role to play in encouraging Malaysians to register for the Covid-19 vaccine, says the Malaysian Medical Association (MMA). Its president Datuk Dr M. Subramaniam said the association was concerned over how slow Malaysians are registering for the vaccine, and the sluggish progress which could result in the country not meeting its target of inoculating 80% of the population in time. “At the rate we are going, we may not reach the target of vaccinating 80% of the population even by the first quarter of 2022. “We should aim to complete inoculating the population as early as possible and by this year, ” he said in a statement on Saturday (March 13).

India s Covid-19 vaccination drive may derail its mother-child immunisation programme

India’s Covid-19 vaccination drive may derail its mother-child immunisation programme As sytems are diverted for Covid-19, they may get too strained to handle the routine immunisation programmes, warn experts. Mar 04, 2021 · 01:30 pm India’s immunisation programme for 12 diseases, which targets 2.67 crore infants and 2.9 crore mothers, is one of the world’s largest. | Reuters/ Amit Dave India’s Covid-19 vaccination target of delivering up to 50 crore doses by July, which is largely piggy-backing on the country’s existing routine immunisation programme, may strain the system, public health professionals warn. India’s largest. The country has also started the world’s largest Covid-19 immunisation programme this year. Both these programmes are being implemented in parallel, using much of the

September target can be met, as more than 80% of public to be offered first dose by the end of June, says Tánaiste

); More than 80% of people to be offered first vaccine dose by the end of June, says Tánaiste The Tánaiste says he hopes government can do better than the September target. By Christina Finn Wednesday 3 Mar 2021, 8:28 PM Mar 3rd 2021, 8:28 PM 30,549 Views 79 Comments Image: Sasko Lazarov Image: Sasko Lazarov TÁNAISTE LEO VARADKAR has said he expects more than 80% of people will be offered their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine by the end of June. Speaking at tonight’s Fine Gael parliamentary party meeting, he told TDs and senators that he believes the September vaccination target can be met, but hopes we can do better than that.

Von der Leyen Offers Outlook; India Vaccine Fervor: Virus Update

Back to Normal in a Year, Biden Says; Texas Opens: Virus Update Bloomberg 3/2/2021 Bloomberg News © Bloomberg Healthcare workers wait to receive a Covid-19 vaccine at the Lung Center of the Philippines in Quezon City, Manila on March 1. (Bloomberg) U.S. President Joe Biden said the U.S. may have enough vaccine for every adult American by the end of May as Merck & Co. Inc. confirmed it will help make rival Johnson & Johnson’s shot. He said he hopes the nation can return to normal a year from now. Popular Searches Tokyo plans to ask the national government to extend the coronavirus state of emergency, according to the Nikkei, after the pace of decline in cases slowed in recent days. Chancellor Angela Merkel is pushing for a broad extension of Germany’s lockdown until March 28 with a partial easing of some restrictions.

China Sets Vaccine Goal; WHO Eyes Case Rebound: Virus Update

China Sets Vaccine Goal; WHO Eyes Case Rebound: Virus Update
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