bet your life, from blood trance fusions to mass vax face ins, the long and ricky medical vaccines. thank you for joining us. you and i have someone about booster doses many times. you previously explained you don t necessarily think all americans need those boosters, at least not right now. given this news from pfizer, is that still your position? yes. because it depends on what you want from this vaccine. i think what you would want from this vaccine is what you want from every vaccine, which is to protect you against serious illness, the kind that causes to you go to the doctor s office or the hospital or the icu. this vaccine, these vaccines have continued to do that and it is extremely right that they will continue to fight against the omicron variant. what the omicron variant, however, does, it does escape to some extent the neutralizing
that a lot of residents got vaccinated there. so if it s not precisely 99.9 it is darn close to it. whatever the number is again, these are cdc numbers that they ve come up with and they aggregate their data by location of residence. how we ve done it is, a lot of it is. first of consistent messaging from the very beginning we understood that basically the science said to keep people away from each other, to be blonde. and to create as much distance and you get people masked we did that we were more strict than most of the rest of the state was for a large portion of the time. and we accelerated our testing and being able to test more people helped us bring it more under control. at the end of the day with a vaccinations between our programme and some additional help from the state when they set up a mass vax site we were able to provide access to vaccines for the upkeep and to communities
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Nearly one year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced widespread closures of schools, businesses and gathering spaces, Mayor Brian Arrigo outlined the comprehensive strategy that will support a safe and responsible return to school and the next phase of reopening for Revere’s local economy. The strategy is a result of cross departmental efforts driven by the city’s COVID-19 Emergency Response Team.
“There’s a lot to be hopeful about today, most significantly our ability to vaccinate our educators and public schools staff who are preparing to welcome back our students for in-person instruction for the first time in a year,” Mayor Arrigo said. “I want to stress that as we move forward in reopening, we are not returning to normal. Together with our community we are defining a ‘new normal’ that includes remaining vigilant, following public health guidance and taking a measured and gradual approach to ensure the progress we’ve achieved isn’t r