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KUWAIT CITY, March 15: For the first time in Kuwait, the Ministry of Health has started vaccinating people with allergies at the Kuwait Vaccination Center in Mishref, reports Al-Qabas daily quoting sources. Sources revealed the ministry took this step after conducting comprehensive studies on the effect of vaccines in the bodies of those with allergies and the absence of unexpected side effects. Sources said those with allergies were among the groups excluded from vaccination, but recent studies showed that vaccination is safe for them and there is no objection to them taking corona vaccines.
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KUWAIT CITY, Dec 29, (Agencies): The Cabinet held its weekly session Monday, chaired by His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al- Sabah.
After the meeting, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs Anas Al-Saleh said that Health Minister Sheikh Dr Basel Al-Sabah briefed the meeting on latest development concerning COVID-19 in Kuwait. The Minister voiced content over the general status of the pandemic in the country, deeming it “stable” based on declining figures in new contamination and fatality rates.
Sheikh Dr Al-Sabah also underlined that the decision to suspend commercial flights and land travelling is still valid until January 1, 2021; with traffic in all ports & border crossings resuming the day after the aforementioned date. He fortunately noted that no mutant COVID-19 strains were detected thus far, as well as not detecting any side effects since the trial launch of vaccination campaign last Thursday.