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quebec province has introduced new and unusual curbs on the unvaccinated. as of today, customers at alcohol and cannabis stores need to show proof of vaccination to secure their purchases. it s hoped that the move will incentivise people to get their first dose. the us telecoms giants, at&t and verizon have agreed at the last minute to delay the rollout of new 5g mobile networks near airport runways. this the move follows a warning from airlines that the technology could interfere with instruments on some older aircraft, making them unsafe to fly. the aviation industry had warned of mass disruption to both commerical and cargo flights if the rollout went ahead. despite the delay, several airlines have still cancelled dozens of flights to us cities. the telecoms giants say forty countries using 5g networks already, have shown that flying remains safe.
making them unsafe to fly. the aviation industry had warned of mass disruption to both commerical and cargo flights if the roll out went ahead. the telecoms giants say a0 countries using 5g networks already, have shown that flying remains safe. wednesday s launch had already been delayed twice, because of the airlines concerns. president biden has thanked the telecoms companies for agreeing to delay some of it, again. more than 90% of transmitters are still expected to go live tomorrow. but the issue around airports is far from settled. this was the white house earlier. we are commited a bid to reaching a solution around 5g deployment that maintains the highest level of safety while maintaining disruption, while minimising disruptions to passenger travel, cargo operations and our economic recovery. we certainly understand what s at stake for both industries with up we believe that with continued cooperation we can chart a path forward. 0ur north american tech correspondent, james clayt
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