Source: Global Network
[Global Network Report] According to the Times of India on the 19th, the Indian health department recently announced a latest suggestion on COVID-19 vaccination: It is proposed that patients with confirmed COVID-19 must wait 3 months after recovery before they can get vaccinated again.
reported that the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of India put forward relevant suggestions after accepting the opinions of the national vaccine management expert group. The
report specifically explained that the suggestion means that confirmed patients who have previously received the first dose of the new crown vaccine must wait 3 months after recovery before receiving the second dose of the new crown vaccine. In addition, the report also mentioned that in addition to confirmed cases of COVID-19, patients with other severe diseases and in hospital ICU wards must wait 4 to 8 weeks.
The department previously stated that these suggestions were based on the development of the epidemic and emerging scientific evidence and experience around the world.
According to data released by the Indian Ministry of Health on May 19, in the past 24 hours, India has added 267,334 new confirmed cases of new coronavirus, with a total of 25496,330 confirmed cases; 4,529 new deaths, with a total of 283,248 deaths. According to the Washington Post, India's new deaths per day have set a record. According to statistics from the media, before that, this record has been maintained by the United States: On January 20, the United States added 4,400 new COVID-19 deaths in a single day.
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