Authorities begin “mass” vaccination

Although four years have passed since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, which originally originated in China and killed millions of people around the world, the covid-19 virus is still present in our society and new or different variants are emerging symptom. In the UK, a “highly mutated” new variant of the disease has been discovered and is spreading across the country

which has forced the British public health service NHS to start administering Covid-19 and flu booster vaccines on Monday.

According to experts, this is Although this new variant is known to carry a large number of mutations, it is “too early” to know whether this new variant is more serious than previous variants. When using new doses, those at higher risk of infection need to be protected.According to authorities, they have determined There are 34 cases of the new BA.2.86 variant in England, 28 of which are in a nursing home in Norfolk.

The NHS will also apply the dose to Those who cannot leave their homes, especially because of illness, Vaccines will then be offered to other groups deemed eligible. These groups include all adults over 65, people aged 6 months to 64 years who are clinically at risk, health workers and social workers or people aged 12 to 64 years with older immune systems. Weak people live together.

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have also brought forward booster dose plans to early September.