The Moderna vaccine has been approved in the US along with the Pfizer and BioNTech vaccine.
The FDA decided that the benefits of the vaccines outweigh the risks for people who are aged 18 years and upwards.
Once the vaccine is authorised for emergency use, Moderna will begin shipping millions of doses to the US. Making it the second vaccine that will be disseminated in the country.
Meanwhile, European countries face a substantial increase in cases and race to get vaccines approved.
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One has to appreciate the silver linings in life, and one of 2020’s silver linings was the birth of On Demand, the brand bringing you the funkiest beats straight from the newly-renovated Torri L-Aħmar in Mellieħa.
In collaboration with Din L-Art Ħelwa, TechPlus and Palm3 Media, On Demand and young local DJ David provided the much-needed good vibes with a solid, funky DJ set typical of the young DJ.
In what is a cross between local heritage and modern music culture, this livestream is definitely one to watch!
You can watch the stream here.
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With the Christmas holidays coming up and COVID-19 measures in place, it may be slightly more difficult to plan outings for children but Esplora will provide a cost-effective solution.
Minister for Research and Innovation Owen Bonnici stated that events like these are crucial for the economic and social progress of our country for generations to come.
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Immigrants will also receive the COVID-19 vaccine for free, as reported by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health Chris Fearne.
The Minister stated that there will be no discrimination when giving the vaccine and that the country will begin receiving the doses from the 27th of December, in line with European Union.
Fearne assured the public that the vaccine appears effective against every variant of COVID-19.
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