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TORONTO – A partire da oggi i genitori di bambini dai 5 ad 11 anni possono prenotare un appuntamento per far somministrare ai loro figli il vaccino contro il Covid-19. Lo ha confermato ieri il ministero della Salute precisando che già dal 25 novembre – quando cliniche e siti di immunizzazione inizieranno a ricevere le forniture del vaccino per uso pediatrico – potrebbero prendere il via le vaccinazioni…
TORONTO – Today’s news is not in the number of new Covid-19 cases recorded (627, down from 741 on Sunday but up from 552 a week ago), but in the vaccination status of the majority of the infected. Of today’s infections in Ontario, in fact, 286 concern fully vaccinated people, 282 unvaccinated people, 36 concern people with unknown vaccination status and 23 with a dose of the vaccine. Thus, for the first time, infections in vaccinated people outnumbered those in unvaccinated individuals. →
TORONTO – Dodici decessi per Covid-19 nelle ultime ventiquattr’ore: fra i morti, anche una persona giovanissima, di età inferiore ai 20 anni, nell’area di Windsor-Essex (questo l’unico particolare fornito dal Ministero della Salute dell’Ontario). “Porgiamo le nostre più sentite condoglianze alla loro famiglia”, ha detto la portavoce del Ministero, Alexandra Hilkene. “Per rispetto della famiglia e della loro privacy in questo momento difficile, non condivideremo ulteriori dettagli del caso in questo momento”…
TORONTO – Covid-19, twelve deaths in the last twenty-four hours: among the deads, even a very young person, under the age of 20, in the Windsor-Essex area (this is the only detail provided by the Ministry of Health of the Ontario). “We extend our deepest condolences to their family,” said Ministry spokeswoman Alexandra Hilkene. “Out of respect for the family and their privacy at this difficult time, we will not share further details of the case at this time.” The analysis of today’s data relating to the pandemic in Ontario opens with this tragic news. →
TORONTO – Continua a far segnare una tendenza generale al rialzo la curva di contagi da Covid-19 nelle scuole pubbliche dell’Ontario. Ieri, infatti, sono stati segnalati 245 casi che rappresentano il totale più alto dall’inizio di ottobre…
