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German authorities are investigating a 60-year-old man who has allegedly received 90 COVID vaccine doses. 
The resident of Magdeburg in Saxony-Anhalt had himself vaccinated multiple times to sell forged vaccination certificates to those who did not wish to get vaccinated themselves. 
Criminal proceedings have been initiated against him but he has not been detained yet. 
The man was caught at a vaccination center in Eilenburg when he showed up second day consecutively to get a COVID shot.
The impact of receiving 90 doses on his health is not clear yet. The shots received by him were of different brands. 
Many raids have been conducted in Germany in connection with forgery of vaccination passports. The document is needed for access to public life and to travel without restrictions.

German man gets 90 Covid vaccine jabs to sell forged certificates

The resident of Magdeburg had himself vaccinated to sell vaccination passes to those who did not wish to get vaccinated themselves. The COVID pass is mandatory for anyone to to access public life

German authorities are investigating a 60-year-old man who has allegedly received 90 COVID&nbsp;vaccine doses.&nbsp;
The resident of Magdeburg in Saxony-Anhalt had himself vaccinated multiple times to sell forged vaccination certificates to those who did not wish to get vaccinated themselves.&nbsp;
Criminal proceedings have been initiated against him but he has not been detained yet.&nbsp;
The man was caught at a vaccination center in Eilenburg&nbsp;when he showed&nbsp;up second day consecutively to get a COVID&nbsp;shot.
The impact of receiving 90 doses on his health is not clear yet. The shots received by him were of different brands.&nbsp;
Many raids have been conducted in Germany in connection with forgery of vaccination passports. The document is needed for access to public life and to travel without restrictions.

The resident of Magdeburg&nbsp;had himself vaccinated to sell vaccination passes to those who did not wish to get vaccinated themselves. The COVID pass is mandatory for anyone to to access public life

Keeping a firm stand on his vaccine status, Novak Djokovic decided not to compete in the Indian Wells Masters and Miami Open.
In a tweet, Djokovic said the Centers for Disease Control confirmed that regulations won't be changing in US.
Also read: No-vax Djokovic! Why is the Tennis star opposed to the Covid vaccine?
"I won't be able to play in the US. Good luck to those playing in these great tournaments, " Djokovic added.
The 20-time Grand slam champion has competed in only one tournament in 2022 so far given he has not taken a Covid-19 vaccine.
Earlier, Djokovic has said he is ready to sacrifice trophies in future tournaments if forced to get jabbed.

Novak Djokovic not to participate in Indian Wells & Miami due to his Covid-19 vaccine stand

No Djokovic at Indian Wells Masters and Miami Open as he sticks to his vaccination stand for Covid-19

Novak Djokovic not to participate in Indian Wells and Miami over his Covid-19 vaccine stand

Sticking to his firm stand on vaccine status, Novak Djokovic&nbsp;has decided not to compete in the Indian Wells Masters and Miami Open.
In a tweet, Djokovic said the Centers for Disease Control confirmed that regulations won't be changing in US.
"I won't be able to play in the US. Good luck to those playing in these great tournaments, " Djokovic added.
The 20-time Grand slam champion has competed in only one tournament in 2022 so far given he has not taken a Covid-19 vaccine.
Earlier, Djokovic has said he is ready to sacrifice trophies in future tournaments if forced to get jabbed.

Keeping a firm stand on his vaccine status, Novak Djokovic decided not to compete in the Indian Wells Masters and Miami Open

Sticking to his firm stand on vaccine status, Novak Djokovic&nbsp;has decided not to compete in the Indian Wells Masters and Miami Open.
In a tweet, Djokovic said the Centers for Disease Control confirmed that regulations won't be changing in US.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/no-vax-djokovic-why-is-the-tennis-star-opposed-to-the-covid-vaccine-1645515268101" target="_blank">No-vax Djokovic! Why is the Tennis star opposed to the Covid vaccine?</a>
"I won't be able to play in the US. Good luck to those playing in these great tournaments, " Djokovic added.
The 20-time Grand slam champion has competed in only one tournament in 2022 so far given he has not taken a Covid-19 vaccine.
Earlier, Djokovic has said he is ready to sacrifice trophies in future tournaments if forced to get jabbed.

Following up first doses of the AstraZeneca or Pfizer vaccines with second doses of the Moderna or Novavax jabs generates robust immune response against Covid-19, according to a study published in The Lancet journal.
A team led by researchers at the University of Oxford in the UK found that no safety concerns were raised in the study of 1,070 participants.
In addition, a significantly higher number of short-lived vaccine reactions were reported in volunteers who received a second dose of Moderna compared to those who received two doses of either AstraZeneca or Pfizer.
The study gains essence as the new variant of Omicron poses threat to become the dominant variant across the globe. It also supports flexible use of these vaccines, which is crucial to help rapidly deploy these vaccines, especially in low- and middle-income countries.
The researchers said the findings have implications beyond Covid-19 and will also help with information about new approaches to immunisation against other diseases that are, as yet, not vaccine preventable.

Mixing vaccines with AstraZeneca, Pfizer induces strong immune response: Lancet study

The Lancet: Mixing other vaccines better than two doses of Pfizer or AstraZeneca

Following up first doses of the AstraZeneca or Pfizer vaccines with second doses of the Moderna or Novavax jabs generates robust immune response against Covid-19, according to a study published in The Lancet journal.
A team led by researchers at the University of Oxford in the UK found that no safety concerns were raised in the study of 1,070 participants.
In addition, a significantly higher number of short-lived vaccine reactions were reported in volunteers who received a second dose of Moderna compared to those who received two doses of either AstraZeneca or Pfizer.
The study gains essence as the Omicron variant of coronavirus poses threat to become the dominant strain across the globe. It also supports flexible use of these vaccines, which is crucial to help rapidly deploy these vaccines, especially in low and middle-income countries.

A team led by researchers at the University of Oxford in the UK found that no safety concerns were raised in the study of 1,070 participants.

Following up first doses of the AstraZeneca or Pfizer vaccines with second doses of the Moderna or Novavax jabs generates robust immune response against Covid-19, according to a study published in The Lancet journal.
A team led by researchers at the University of Oxford in the UK found that no safety concerns were raised in the study of 1,070 participants.
In addition, a significantly higher number of short-lived vaccine reactions were reported in volunteers who received a second dose of Moderna compared to those who received two doses of either AstraZeneca or Pfizer.
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The study gains essence as the new variant of Omicron poses threat to become the dominant variant across the globe. It also supports flexible use of these vaccines, which is crucial to help rapidly deploy these vaccines, especially in low and middle-income countries.
The study gains essence as the Omicron variant of coronavirus poses threat to become the dominant strain across the globe. It also supports flexible use of these vaccines, which is crucial to help rapidly deploy these vaccines, especially in low and middle-income countries.

The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Friday allowed the Telangana&nbsp;government to use drones for the delivery of vaccines on an experimental basis. Telangana&nbsp;has been granted a conditional exemption from the Unmanned Aircraft System rules for a year, the ministry said. The&nbsp;Telangana&nbsp;govt stated that the state is focussing on leveraging emerging technologies for transporting vials to remote locations through the 'Medicine From The Sky' initiative. As per the Aviation ministry, the nod for the delivery of the vaccines in&nbsp;MFTS&nbsp;trials will only be done within the Visual Line of Sight range for a year. The Telangana&nbsp;IT dept said that each drone would carry a combination of dummy vials and regular vaccines over the course of the trials and the performance will be recorded in detail.&nbsp;

Telangana to use drones for Covid-19 vaccine delivery to remote areas

Centre allows Telangana&nbsp;govt to use drones for vaccine delivery Delivery to be done within Visual Line of Sight range for a year State govt to leverage emerging technologies for transporting vials

The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Friday allowed the Telangana&nbsp;government to use drones for the delivery of vaccines on an experimental basis. Telangana&nbsp;has been granted a conditional exemption from the Unmanned Aircraft System rules for a year. The&nbsp;Telangana&nbsp;govt stated that the state is focussing on leveraging emerging technologies for transporting vials to remote locations through the 'Medicine From The Sky' initiative. As per the Aviation ministry, the nod for the delivery of the vaccines in&nbsp;MFTS&nbsp;trials will only be done within the Visual Line of Sight range for a year. The Telangana&nbsp;IT dept said that each drone would carry a combination of dummy vials and regular vaccines over the course of the trials and the performance will be recorded in detail.&nbsp;

India has supplied more Covid-19 vaccines globally than vaccinated its own people, the country has told the UN General Assembly.
India also cautioned that vaccine inequity will defeat the collective global resolve to contain the coronavirus as the disparity in the accessibility of vaccines will affect the poorest nations the most.
India&rsquo;s deputy permanent representative to the UN Ambassador K Nagaraj Naidu told the General Assembly that India will not only be vaccinating 300 million of its own frontline workers over the next six months but in the process has also supplied vaccines to over 70 nations.

'Supplied more Covid-19 vaccines globally than vaccinated our own': India tells UN

India has told the UN General Assembly that the country has supplied more Covid-19 vaccines globally than vaccinated its own people

'Supplied more vaccines globally than vaccinated our own': India tells UN

India has supplied more Covid-19 vaccines globally than vaccinated its own people, the country has told the UN General Assembly. India also cautioned that vaccine inequity will defeat the collective global resolve to contain the coronavirus as the disparity in the accessibility of vaccines will affect the poorest nations the most. India&rsquo;s deputy permanent representative to the UN Ambassador K Nagaraj Naidu told the General Assembly that India will not only be vaccinating 300 million of its own frontline workers over the next six months but in the process has also supplied vaccines to over 70 nations.

India has supplied more Covid-19 vaccines globally than vaccinated its own people, the country has told the UN General Assembly.
India also cautioned that vaccine inequity will defeat the collective global resolve to contain the coronavirus as the disparity in the accessibility of vaccines will affect the poorest nations the most.
India&rsquo;s deputy permanent representative to the UN Ambassador K Nagaraj Naidu told the General Assembly that India will not only be vaccinating 300 million of its own frontline workers over the next six months but in the process has also supplied vaccines to over 70 nations.

In its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, India has crossed an important milestone of administering over 3.29 crore vaccine doses, the Union Health Ministry said on Tuesday.
A total of 3,29,47,432 vaccine doses have been given till Tuesday 8 am, according to the union health ministry's website.
India administered 30,39,394 lakh covid vaccines on Monday, its highest in a day.&nbsp;The vaccination of beneficiaries aged over 60 has touched 1 crore within 15 days, the ministry said.
The countrywide vaccination drive was rolled out on January 16 with healthcare workers getting inoculated and vaccination of the frontline workers started from February 2.

India administers over 30 lakh vaccines in a day, highest so far

Big milestone: India administers over 30 lakh vaccines in a day, highest so far

In its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, India has crossed an important milestone of administering over 3.29 crore vaccine doses, the Union Health Ministry said on Tuesday.
A total of 3,29,47,432 vaccine doses have been given till Tuesday 8 am, according to the union health ministry's website.
India administered 30,39,394 lakh covid vaccines on Monday, its highest in a day.&nbsp;The vaccination of beneficiaries aged over 60 has touched 1 crore within 15 days, the ministry said.
The countrywide vaccination drive was rolled out on January 16 with healthcare workers getting inoculated and vaccination of the frontline workers started from February 2.

Covid-19 vaccine: A dry run to check the best way to vaccinate people against COVID and plug loopholes in logistics and training will be held in all the states today. 

Corona Vaccine Update: States to begin dry run today to test systems

A dry run to check the best way to vaccinate people against COVID-19 and plug loopholes in logistics and training will be held in all the states today. The government will assess its ability and readiness to administer shots to millions of people, including many in remote corners of the country. Twenty-five beneficiaries will be present at each site and the vaccination team will demonstrate how they will be registered, how vaccines will be given, and how they will be monitored for adverse events. This drive will also test the operational feasibility in the use of CoWIN application in a field environment.

Covid-19 vaccine: States to begin dry run today to test systems

A dry run to check the best way to vaccinate people against COVID-19 and plug loopholes in logistics and training will be held in all the states today. The government will assess its ability and readiness to administer shots to millions of people, including many in remote corners of the country. Twenty-five beneficiaries will be present at each site and the vaccination team will demonstrate how they will be registered, how vaccines will be given, and how they will be monitored for adverse events. This drive will also test the operational feasibility in the use of CoWIN application in a field environment.

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