England Shortens COVID-19 Isolation Period Amid Rising Cases
England reduces COVID-19 isolation from 10 to 7 days for negative test results, aiming to balance public health and boost the economy amid record case highs.
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Chile Launches Sinovac Vaccination for Young Children, Targeting 700,000 Doses
On December 6, Chile began administering China’s Sinovac vaccines to children aged three to five, aiming to vaccinate nearly 700,000 young residents.
Tragic Osaka Building Fire Claims 19 Lives
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Vaccination Education Urged by Johannesburg Resident Amid Omicron Spike
Johannesburg residents call for increased government education on vaccinations as the Omicron variant becomes dominant, straining South Africa’s healthcare system.