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Gottlieb says Biden administration in a better position for booster rollout but worries vaccine mandate will harden skeptics
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Gottlieb says Biden administration in a better position for booster rollout but worries vaccine mandate will harden skeptics
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Shooting from the hip: What the press is saying about boosters, blazes and Biden
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Published: 04.29.21 , 17:37
Head of public health, Dr. Sharon Alroy-Pries, sent a letter to the Director General of the Education Ministry, in which she claimed that the Health Ministry encountered difficulties , when they approached the Education Ministry to try and coordinate extensive sampling in the schools where five cases of the Indian COVID variant were discovered. We expect the full cooperation of the Education Ministry, school principals and local authorities, as to reduce the possibly significant risk which lies in this situation, wrote Alroy-Pries in her latter.
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Pedestrians, some wearing masks, prepare to cross a street, in Tel Aviv, Israel, amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, June 4, 2020. Photo: Reuters / Amir Cohen / File.
JNS.org – Israel’s rate of coronavirus continues to drop in the midst of a successful mass vaccination campaign against the coronavirus with public health chief Dr. Sharon Alroy-Pries saying on Tuesday that starting next week, Israelis will not be required to wear face masks outdoors.
“According to the latest data, when it comes to outdoors, but not during public gatherings, masks can come off starting next week,” she said, reported
Ynet.
But, she added, “masks will have to stay in our bags at all times since it is still mandatory to wear them indoors. We do not know if someone next to us is infected or not, vaccinated or not, and closed spaces still pose a high risk. Therefore, masks will have to stay with us.”