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Man and woman fined for Covid rule breach after driving to seaside to eat lunch in car

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A man and a woman were fined after driving to eat their lunch in their car by the seaside, having visited a friend with Covid-19.

The 40-year-old man and a 34-year-old woman from Southampton, Hampshire, were reported for summons for fixed penalty notices after they travelled 15 miles to the Marine Parade car park in Lee-on-the-Solent.

A Hampshire police spokeswoman confirmed the pair had been fined because they had travelled without lawful excuse, not because they were from different households.

Gosport Police posted on Twitter : "A 40-year-old male and 34-year-old female, both from Southampton, were also yesterday reported for summons, relating to a FPN for breaching Covid-19 regulations in Lee-on-the-Solent. "The pair had travelled to

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St Vincent and the Grenadines receives 40,000 doses of Indian-made Covid vaccine - livemint.com - India

02.03.2021 / 05:37

St Vincent and the Grenadines receives 40,000 doses of Indian-made Covid vaccine

Covid-19 vaccine doses from India under the Vaccine Maitri initiative.A plane carrying the consignment of vaccine doses landed at the international airport at around 12 noon after distributing the vaccines to Antigua and Barbuda, St Kitts and Nevis, and St Lucia, reported WIC News.St Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Ralph Gonzalez personally reached the airport to receive the consignment. This Caribbean nation has reported over 1,550 Covid-19 cases and eight deaths.India has sent the Oxford Astra-Zeneca vaccine manufactured by the Serum Institute of India to five Caribbean nations.

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Plot twist: Phoenix man calls police for burglar, ends up being arrested himself - fox29.com

02.03.2021 / 05:17

Plot twist: Phoenix man calls police for burglar, ends up being arrested himself

PHOENIX - The Phoenix Police Department says a man called for help saying a burglar tried getting into his home, and the incident ended with the caller in handcuffs.In a social media post on Monday, the department said, "A man calling to report a possible break-in, finds himself in handcuffs instead. While officers were searching his home for the alleged burglar, they located: 6,000 fentanyl pills, 392 grams of meth, $4,685."According to police documents, the incident happened on Feb.

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Jason Kenney - Joel Senick - Calgary political scientist Lori Williams responds to Alberta loosening COVID-19 restrictions - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 05:15

Calgary political scientist Lori Williams responds to Alberta loosening COVID-19 restrictions

Lori Williams, a political scientist and Mount Royal University professor, joins Global’s Joel Senick to discuss the approach Premier Jason Kenney is taking in easing more COVID-19 restrictions.

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Paul Jaffe - B.C. public health rules discriminate against churches, lawyer argues - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Henry

02.03.2021 / 05:15

B.C. public health rules discriminate against churches, lawyer argues

COVID-19 rules prohibiting in-person religious services argued Monday the orders reflect a “value judgment.”Paul Jaffe says the provincial health officer’s orders allow secular gatherings such as in-class education and food distribution for people in need to continue, while discriminating against the churches and their congregants’ right to freedom of religion.He told the court his clients — which include the Riverside Calvary Chapel in Langley, Immanuel Covenant Reformed Church in Abbotsford and the Free Reformed Church of Chilliwack — have been careful to adopt safety protocols similar to those approved by Henry in places that remain open.Jaffe also argued the province has not provided medical justification showing that the virus is

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Downtown East Side residents getting $5 after being vaccinated - globalnews.ca - city Downtown

02.03.2021 / 05:15

Downtown East Side residents getting $5 after being vaccinated

Global News has learned a program is in place that pays Downtown East Side residents $5 after they’ve been vaccinated. The money, or a gift card, replaces the traditional coffee and snack at vaccination clinics. Emad Egahi has the details.

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Toronto Raptors - COVID-19 health and safety protocols postpone Raptors-Pistons game - globalnews.ca - state Florida - Canada - city Chicago - city Tampa, state Florida - city Detroit

02.03.2021 / 05:15

COVID-19 health and safety protocols postpone Raptors-Pistons game

Toronto Raptors game against the Detroit Pistons scheduled for Tuesday at Amalie Arena has been postponed and tentatively rescheduled for Wednesday, pending additional COVID-19 test results.The NBA made the announcement Monday night.The league says the game is being postponed due to “positive test results and ongoing contact tracing within the Raptors organization.” Toronto Raptors’ game against Chicago Bulls postponed because of COVID-19 Toronto also had its game Sunday against the Chicago Bulls postponed for COVID-19 health and safety protocols.It was the first postponement this season for the Raptors, who are playing their home games in Tampa, Fla., because of coronavirus restrictions in Canada.Toronto played Friday without head coach

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No new COVID-19 community cases; 4 cases in managed isolation - health.govt.nz

02.03.2021 / 05:01

No new COVID-19 community cases; 4 cases in managed isolation

There are no new COVID-19 cases to report in the community.

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Paul Johnson - Hamilton Public Health - Hamilton Covid - City apologizes for hotline outages during update on Hamilton’s vaccine rollout - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 04:53

City apologizes for hotline outages during update on Hamilton’s vaccine rollout

COVID-19 vaccine hotline was plagued by an outage due to high call volumes.Preparations to begin vaccinating seniors aged 85 and older hit a number of bumps on the weekend as the city’s call centre was not equipped to handle the volume of the inquiries it received.“I do want to apologize for the widespread frustration and dissatisfaction with our COVID-19 hotline over the weekend and today,” Richardson said.“We do appreciate just how much people want to ensure that both they, themselves and their loved ones are registered, and I’m very sorry for the angst that this has been causing.” Pent up demand for COVID-19 vaccinations means busy weekend for Hamilton hotline Emergency operations centre (EOC) director Paul Johnson said the issue was

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Jill Croteau - Calgary businesses frustrated over continued COVID-19 restrictions - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 04:53

Calgary businesses frustrated over continued COVID-19 restrictions

Calgary businesses left out of Alberta’s “cautious” move into Step 2 of its COVID-19 staged reopening plan are voicing their frustrations. Jill Croteau reports.

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Scarborough school closed due to outbreak involving COVID-19 variant - globalnews.ca - Canada

02.03.2021 / 04:53

Scarborough school closed due to outbreak involving COVID-19 variant

COVID-19 variant of concern.In a news release issued Monday evening, Toronto health officials said they recommended Donwood Park Public School dismiss staff and students due to the outbreak, which involves six people, four of whom have screened positive for a variant.Officials said that in four of the cases, “community exposure is likely.” Coronavirus: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on March 1 The Toronto District School Board said the school will be closed beginning Tuesday and remain closed “until further notice.”Toronto health officials said they have followed up with close contacts and are recommending that the whole school be tested, as well as families.Officials said the closure was done as a precaution as an

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Narendra Modi - Amit Shah - Venkaiah Naidu - From PM Modi to Infosys co-founder Narayanamurthy: Big names get jabs as Covid-19 vaccination 2.0 kicks off - livemint.com - India

02.03.2021 / 04:40

From PM Modi to Infosys co-founder Narayanamurthy: Big names get jabs as Covid-19 vaccination 2.0 kicks off

Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and Vice President Venkaiah Naidu were among the host of top leaders who took the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine on Monday with the start of the next phase of the inoculation drive. The second phase of Covid-19 vaccination commenced from 1 March for those who are over 60 years of age and for people aged 45 and above with specified co-morbid conditions.

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Saskatchewan government updates COVID-19 guidelines for sports practices - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 04:40

Saskatchewan government updates COVID-19 guidelines for sports practices

Saskatchewan government’s COVID-19 restrictions allows more players on the ice at the same time.“Instead of having eight kids on the ice, you can have 16 — a whole team’s worth,” said Blair Watson, Hockey Regina’s executive director.“We can have one group inside each blue line and one group in the neutral zone.”The updated guidelines apply to large pool facilities, ice surfaces and floor spaces such as high school gyms.

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Local media tour Kingston area’s new Invista Centre mass vaccination clinic before opening - globalnews.ca - county Ontario - city Kingston - county Centre

02.03.2021 / 04:27

Local media tour Kingston area’s new Invista Centre mass vaccination clinic before opening

COVID-19 vaccines, they’re still in the “soft launch” phase with the online booking system before it goes live in two weeks.Meanwhile, local media was given a tour of the facility prior to it’s opening. COVID-19 vaccine portal to have ‘soft launch’ in 6 Ontario regions this week: source Kingston’s mayor as well as the area’s medical officer of health were also on hand.

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Alberta Health - Deena Hinshaw - Alberta Covid - Alberta Coronavirus - Over 31,000 Alberta seniors get first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, 291 new cases identified Monday - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 04:27

Over 31,000 Alberta seniors get first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, 291 new cases identified Monday

COVID-19 vaccines, less than one week after Phase 1B of eligibility opened up.Dr. Deena Hinshaw said Monday that to date, more than 235,000 first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered and more than 88,000 Albertans have been fully immunized.Seniors 75 and older became eligible to receive the vaccine on Feb.

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Central Okanagan - Coronavirus: Interior Health ready for phase two of COVID-19 vaccination rollout - globalnews.ca - Britain

02.03.2021 / 04:27

Coronavirus: Interior Health ready for phase two of COVID-19 vaccination rollout

Optimism for ‘normal’ summer as B.C. enters phase 2 of vaccine rollout But with 175,000 British Columbians aged 80 and older, public health officials have broken down that demographic further based on specific age in order not to overwhelm booking call centres.Those over 90 years of age, or born in or before 1931, and Indigenous people over 65, or born in or before 1956, will be able to call and book an appointment starting March 8 with immunizations taking place the following weekSeniors over 85, or born in or before 1936 can call and book starting March 15 and on March 22, lines will open for those 80 and older.“We will reach everyone,” said Dr.

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Anthony Fauci - Rochelle Walensky - Fauci says CDC working on guidelines for small gatherings among fully vaccinated people - fox29.com

02.03.2021 / 04:25

Fauci says CDC working on guidelines for small gatherings among fully vaccinated people

FILE - Dr Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, speaks during a White House press briefing. RELATED: 4th at-home COVID-19 test gets emergency use authorization from FDAAdvertisementWhile Dr.

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Jason Kenney - ‘We have to proceed cautiously while moving forward’: Kenney on Step 2 of Alberta’s pandemic reopening plan - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 04:01

‘We have to proceed cautiously while moving forward’: Kenney on Step 2 of Alberta’s pandemic reopening plan

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says the province must take a balanced approached to reopening during the pandemic as some COVID-19 data shows growth or plateauing of certain numbers.

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Alberta Health - Jason Kenney - Tyler Shandro - Some easing of COVID-19 restrictions could come before Step 3: Alberta health minister - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 04:01

Some easing of COVID-19 restrictions could come before Step 3: Alberta health minister

Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro and Premier Jason Kenney say that some pandemic-related restrictions could be eased before Step 3 of the province’s reopening plan.

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Canadian kids under 16 likely won’t get vaccinated until 2022 - globalnews.ca - Canada

02.03.2021 / 04:01

Canadian kids under 16 likely won’t get vaccinated until 2022

Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout plan only includes adults, so when can children and teens get the shot? Heather Yourex-West explains why vaccine approval for younger Canadians is taking so long, and how it will impact herd immunity.

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Jackson Proskow - Americans get Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine shot this week - globalnews.ca - Usa - Canada - county Johnson

02.03.2021 / 04:01

Americans get Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine shot this week

After receiving approval in the U.S., four million doses of Johnson & Johnson’s single-shot COVID-19 vaccine are now shipping across America.

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B.C. to stretch interval between COVID-19 vaccine doses to 16 weeks - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain

02.03.2021 / 04:01

B.C. to stretch interval between COVID-19 vaccine doses to 16 weeks

Both the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines require two doses. Amid promising new data, British Columbia health officials say they will now administer doses 16 weeks apart, instead of three to four weeks.

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Alberta Health - Tyler Shandro - COVID-19: Alberta allows libraries to open, low-intensity fitness activities to resume as part of Step 2 of reopening - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 04:01

COVID-19: Alberta allows libraries to open, low-intensity fitness activities to resume as part of Step 2 of reopening

Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro announces the province will allow libraries to open and indoor, low-intensity fitness activities to resume during Step 2 of Alberta’s pandemic reopening plan, but is holding off on resuming some activities related to retail, hotels, children’s sports and banquet halls.

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Deena Hinshaw - Alberta identifies 291 new COVID-19 cases, 2 more pandemic-related deaths on Monday - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 04:01

Alberta identifies 291 new COVID-19 cases, 2 more pandemic-related deaths on Monday

Alberta chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw provides an update on the COVID-19 situation in the province on Monday, announcing that 291 new COVID-19 cases have now been confirmed.

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Keith Baldrey - B.C. report 1478 news COVID-19 cases over three days, and eight deaths - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 03:41

B.C. report 1478 news COVID-19 cases over three days, and eight deaths

B.C. health officials release a written statement with the daily COVID-19 numbers for Monday, March 1.

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Bonnie Henry - B.C. reports 1,478 new COVID-19 cases, eight deaths over three days as total cases top 80k - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Island - region Health

02.03.2021 / 03:41

B.C. reports 1,478 new COVID-19 cases, eight deaths over three days as total cases top 80k

COVID-19 over the past three days, along with eight additional deaths.There were 532 cases from Friday to Saturday while 508 cases were reported from Saturday to Sunday, and 438 from Sunday to Monday.Of the new cases, 327 were in the Vancouver Coastal Health region, 857 were in the Fraser Health region, 88 in Island Health, 92 in Interior Health, and 114 in Northern Health.The province reported 42 new confirmed cases involving COVID-19 variants of concern, bringing the total to 158 cases, 10 of which are active.The eight deaths bring the province’s COVID-19 death toll to 1,363.The number of people in hospital with COVID-19 rose by four to 236. Of those patients, 65 are in intensive care, an increase of two from Friday.

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MPP Hillier twitter account temporarily suspended - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 03:41

MPP Hillier twitter account temporarily suspended

Twitter unveils new COVID-19 misinformation rules days after Ontario MPP Randy Hillier was temporarily suspended.

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Christine Elliott - Sylvia Jones - Ontario looking at delaying 2nd COVID-19 vaccine dose by 4 months - globalnews.ca - Canada - Ontario

02.03.2021 / 03:41

Ontario looking at delaying 2nd COVID-19 vaccine dose by 4 months

COVID-19 vaccines by nearly four months.In a joint statement issued Monday, Health Minister Christine Elliott and Solicitor General Sylvia Jones said there is “growing evidence” that suggests the interval between the first and second doses can be safely extended to four months “while maintaining a strong and sustained level of protection from COVID-19.”The statement cited a move by B.C. that extended the intervals between first and second doses to 112 days.

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Coronavirus: Winnipeg students, parents say it’s time to let bands play together - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 03:41

Coronavirus: Winnipeg students, parents say it’s time to let bands play together

coronavirus restrictions.Grade 12 student Rachelle Lambert said she doesn’t want to practice playing her alto saxophone at home alone anymore.“Not being able to rehearse with friends and rehearse with my peers has been incredibly difficult,” Lambert said.Currently at her school, wind instruments are not allowed.Lambert said she has done research and found band practice, with wind instruments, can be done safely.She already has an instrument cover on her alto saxophone, which is meant to help reduce the spread of COVID-19.“No one really seems to be paying attention to that and I feel like us as students aren’t being listened to,” Lambert said.

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Michael Ryan - WHO says 'premature and unrealistic' to think Covid-19 pandemic will end soon - livemint.com - India

02.03.2021 / 03:19

WHO says 'premature and unrealistic' to think Covid-19 pandemic will end soon

World Health Organization official said Monday it was “premature" and “unrealistic" to think the pandemic might be stopped by the end of the year, but that the recent arrival of effective vaccines could at least help dramatically reduce hospitalisations and death.The world's singular focus right now should be to keep the transmission of Covid-19 as low as possible, said Dr Michael Ryan, director of WHO's emergencies program.“If we're smart, we can finish with the hospitalisations and the deaths and the tragedy associated with this pandemic" by the end of the year, he said at media briefing.Ryan said WHO was reassured by emerging data that many of the licensed vaccines appear to be helping curb the virus' explosive spread.“If the vaccines

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Donald Trump - President Trump - WHO panel issues strong advice against hydroxychloroquine for Covid-19 - livemint.com - India - Britain

02.03.2021 / 03:19

WHO panel issues strong advice against hydroxychloroquine for Covid-19

hydroxychloroquine, once touted by Donald Trump as a pandemic "game-changer", should not be used to prevent COVID-19 and has no meaningful effect on patients already infected, a World Health Organization expert panel said on Tuesday.The anti-inflammatory drug should not be used in the fight against the pandemic, the WHO's Guideline Development Group (GDG) expert panel wrote in the BMJ British medical journal, and is "not worthwhile" exploring in further research studies of possible COVID-19 treatments.This "strong recommendation", the experts said, is based on high-certainty evidence from six randomised controlled trials involving more than 6,000 participants both with and without known exposure to COVID-19.Former U.S.

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Inovio expects Covid-19 vaccine US trial data by early second quarter - livemint.com - Usa - India - Britain - South Africa - Brazil

02.03.2021 / 03:19

Inovio expects Covid-19 vaccine US trial data by early second quarter

Inovio Pharmaceuticals Inc said on Monday it had completed Phase II enrolment for a mid-to-late stage US trial of its Covid-19 vaccine candidate and expects to report data early in the second quarter.Inovio said it was testing the impact of its vaccine candidate, IN0-4800, on new SARS-CoV-2 variants, as well as developing next-generation Covid-19 vaccine candidates that could be tailored to known and unknown SARS-CoV-2 variants."The pan-Covid candidate is designed to provide protection against the UK, South African and Brazilian stream as well as potentially the currently unknown SARS-CoV-2 variant," Inovio senior executive Kate Broderick said.The vaccine news did not boost Inovio shares, which were down 3% in extended trading.The company

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Saskatchewan government looking to integrate AstraZeneca into province’s vaccination plan - globalnews.ca - Canada

02.03.2021 / 03:17

Saskatchewan government looking to integrate AstraZeneca into province’s vaccination plan

The provincial government is looking into how best to work the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 shot into its vaccination plan.Health Canada approved the third vaccine on Feb. 26 and Saskatchewan’s health minister anticipates it could help immunize people in remote parts of the province.“If AstraZeneca comes on, we would certainly dovetail that into our Moderna vaccines for the north,” Paul Merriman told Global News.

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Canada received ‘last piece’ of manufacturing data for Johnson & Johnson vaccine: Sharma - globalnews.ca - Canada

02.03.2021 / 03:13

Canada received ‘last piece’ of manufacturing data for Johnson & Johnson vaccine: Sharma

Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, Health Canada’s chief medical adviser says.In an interview with Global News on Monday, Dr. Surpiya Sharma said the review of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine candidate is “progressing very well.”“There was a last piece of some of the manufacturing data that we were expecting an we received that on Saturday,” she said.

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Grayson Perry underwent surgery after battling 'a lot' of health problems in lockdown - express.co.uk - Britain

02.03.2021 / 03:06

Grayson Perry underwent surgery after battling 'a lot' of health problems in lockdown

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02.03.2021 / 03:01

UPDATE: Arrest made in fatal shooting near downtown Orlando

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – The Orlando Police Department made an arrest in a fatal shooting near downtown Orlando.

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Just 4% of research on Covid-19 relevant to Africa: Study - livemint.com - India

02.03.2021 / 02:51

Just 4% of research on Covid-19 relevant to Africa: Study

Africa despite the continent containing close to a fifth of humanity, according to an analysis published Tuesday.With nearly four million confirmed cases across the continent, the authors of the study said the relative lack of research on Africa or authored by Africans added to the growing body of "evidence of coloniality in global health research and decision-making".Researchers analysed more than 2,000 peer-reviewed articles published in the 10 leading health and medical journals between January 1 and September 30, 2020.Just 94 out of 2,196 articles studied -- around four percent -- contained content related to Africa or a specific African country, the analysis found.In the articles relevant to Africa, just 210 out of 619 listed authors

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Company building drive-thru COVID vaccination site in Montco, while waiting for vaccine supply - fox29.com

02.03.2021 / 02:51

Company building drive-thru COVID vaccination site in Montco, while waiting for vaccine supply

KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. - Just outside the King of Prussia Mall, construction is taking place.The company doing the job is hoping to get COVID-19 vaccines and they hope that if they get approved, they will play a role in helping more people get vaccinated."The car-based model is extremely efficient and, frankly, in some cases, a lot safer for the patient. So, I really believe it could be used as the backbone of the nation’s vaccine strategy," said 15 to Know CEO Mike Dershowitz.The scope of the thing is more apparent from the sky.

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$Vet uses buttons to fix cat’s jaw fractures after dog attack - fox29.com - city Boston$

02.03.2021 / 02:51

Vet uses buttons to fix cat’s jaw fractures after dog attack

Juicebox with plastic buttons shortly after his plastic surgery after his owner’s dog mauled him. (Credit : Angell Animal Medical Center) BOSTON - A 7-month-old domestic short-haired cat is capturing hearts after veterinarians used plastic buttons to help suture his facial wounds after a dog attacked him. The Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston said Juicebox was mauled by his former owner’s dog in late January.

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Canada Post suspends service to 2 North York buildings after residents seen not wearing masks - globalnews.ca - Canada

02.03.2021 / 02:39

Canada Post suspends service to 2 North York buildings after residents seen not wearing masks

Two more Toronto apartment buildings are not getting their mail because residents are reportedly not consistently wearing their masks. Canada Post has suspended mail service for the second time to a pair of buildings in North York because postal workers don’t feel safe delivering the mail to the buildings.

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Long line-ups as mass vaccination begin - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 02:39

Long line-ups as mass vaccination begin

It was day one of mass vaccination on the island of Montreal on Monday, with 15 public sites open. Montrealers complained of long line-ups and some delays as Phil Carpenter reports.

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Doug Ford - Travis Dhanraj - Major gaps in ‘iron ring’ Doug Ford promised for Ontario long-term care - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

02.03.2021 / 02:39

Major gaps in ‘iron ring’ Doug Ford promised for Ontario long-term care

The stories about suffering and deaths in Ontario’s long-term care homes will always be remembered as one of the many horrible aspects of this pandemic and now we are learning more about the government’s response. A commission looking into long-term care is set to make recommendations next month and as Travis Dhanraj reports, so far testimony at the commission has revealed major gaps in Ontario’s response.

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Barrie businesses frustrated by new COVID-19 lockdown - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 02:39

Barrie businesses frustrated by new COVID-19 lockdown

The Simcoe-Muskoka Public Health Unit has been ordered back to the grey zone as of Monday with health officials concerned about new variants in the region. This comes after being in the red zone for less than two weeks, leaving many businesses frustrated by the “yo-yo ” approach to reopening the economy.

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Including AstraZeneca into Saskatchewan vaccination plan - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 02:39

Including AstraZeneca into Saskatchewan vaccination plan

The provincial government is looking into how to best implement the newest COVID-19 shit into its vaccination plan.

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York Region COVID-19 vaccine clinics fully booked - globalnews.ca - county York

02.03.2021 / 02:39

York Region COVID-19 vaccine clinics fully booked

York Region began administering vaccines to those 80 years of age and older on Monday. Shallima Maharaj visited one of the vaccination clinics.

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Katherine Ward - All COVID-19 vaccines effective at preventing hospitalization and death, experts say - globalnews.ca

02.03.2021 / 02:39

All COVID-19 vaccines effective at preventing hospitalization and death, experts say

As COVID-19 vaccination programs kick into high gear across Ontario, some experts worry people are developing preferences when it comes to which shot they want to receive. Doctors say the key thing to focus on, is that all vaccines are effective at preventing hospitalization and death.

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99 new coronavirus, 26 additional variant cases confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Simcoe

02.03.2021 / 02:39

99 new coronavirus, 26 additional variant cases confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka

COVID-19 cases and 26 additional cases of a variant of concern since Friday, bringing the local total coronavirus case count up to 6,493, including 189 deaths.Public health also said a total of 309 people have screened positive for a COVID-19 variant of concern in the region, while a total of 190 cases are confirmed to be the B.1.1.7 variant, which was first discovered in the U.K. and is believed to be up to 70 per cent more contagious that earlier coronavirus strains.

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Sumon Chakrabarti - All approved COVID-19 vaccines effective at preventing hospitalization and death, experts say - globalnews.ca - Ontario

02.03.2021 / 02:39

All approved COVID-19 vaccines effective at preventing hospitalization and death, experts say

Ontario, health experts are concerned some people are developing preferences about which shot in the arm they want.“People can get this false sense that one vaccine is a lot better than the other,” said Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti, an infectious diseases physician.

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