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COVID-19 hospitalizations in St Petersburg drop 23% over past week — governor
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Russia s third coronavirus vaccine to be registered on Feb 16 - Deputy PM Golikova
MOSCOW. Jan 18 (Interfax) - The registration of Russia s third coronavirus vaccine developed by the Chumakov Center is expected to happen in mid-February, according to Russian Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova. The Chumakov Center is due to submit the package of documents necessary for starting the vaccine registration process to the Health Ministry before January 19. The registration is possible no earlier than February 16, Golikova said at a press briefing on Monday.
The vaccine rollout is expected to begin in the second half of March, Golikova said, adding, the center is planning to deploy the first batch of the vaccine, 100,000 doses, considering that the available production facilities can manufacture approximately 7.5 million doses of the vaccine each year.
Russian coronavirus deaths 3 times higher than officially reported The Media Line Staff 12/30/2020
Russia’s coronavirus death toll is likely three times higher than the official public count of close to 56,000, according to Russian Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova. If correct, this would give Russia approximately 186,000 coronavirus-related deaths and push it into the third-highest position in the world. Quoted by Russia’s InterFax news service, she said that statistics from Rosstat, the state statistics agency, show an increase of 14% in deaths for the first 11 months of 2020 compared to the same period in 2019. She noted that 81% of the increase in mortality is likely due to the novel coronavirus.