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Dr KK Aggarwal 29 March 2021
With input from Dr Monica Vasudev
As of March 24, over 1.4 million people in Minnesota have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine. Around 800,000 have been fully vaccinated. The 89 breakthrough cases account for less than a tenth of the 1% of those fully vaccinated.
Seventy two of the 89 patients have been interviewed and it has been noted that 30 had COVID-19 symptoms. None of the breakthrough cases have resulted in death, and the patients seem to have mild illnesses.
On Wednesday, state health officials in Idaho stated that theyve identified less than 100 breakthrough cases among the 250,000 people who have been fully vaccinated. (WebMD)
As the fight against the coronavirus takes a turn for the worse in India, the government has decided to hold back nearly all of the 2.4 million doses that the Serum Institute of India puts out every day. Over 70 countries have been sent vaccines made in India, especially the AstraZeneca one. However, a second wave has hit the country. The size of the shipments abroad has reduced considerably over the past two weeks, as per data from the foreign ministry. Slowing exports could hamper the world’s vaccination drive. Covax, the global vaccine initiative several low-income countries, has cautioned of delays because of escalated demand in India. Production issues at AstraZeneca facilities in Europe made several countries rely on the Serum Institute, thus making the company even more valuable to the global vaccine supply chain. (NYT)
Dr KK Aggarwal
President CMAAO, HCFI and Past National President IMA
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