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Added on the 12/07/2020 14:00:00 - Copyright : EFE Inglés
A relative handful of Americans have received the vaccine to protect against the novel coronavirus. But according to HuffPost, it's unclear if those lucky few can still pass along the virus to others, even if they themselves aren't infected. Likewise, it's important to remember that even after getting the jab, it takes the body at least a month to build up its immunity to COVID-19. Therefore, it's essential to continue following proven public health measures, like universal masking, handwashing, and physical distancing. Experts say Americans shouldn't start to relax on observing these measures until roughly 70% of the population has been vaccinated.
Barcelona (Spain), Feb 14 (EFE), (Camera: EFE).- More than 2,700 polling stations opened across Catalonia, which is holding its regional election on Sunday.FOOTAGE OF A POLLING STATION IN BARCELONA.
The regional government insists it has put in place all the necessary health and security measures to enable people to vote safely.
As Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Eve, and other winter holidays approach, the US is battling a record-breaking surge of coronavirus infections. Business Insider reports Dr. Anthony Fauci says small indoor gatherings are driving new spread, so people should consider avoiding them. You get one person who's asymptomatic and infected, and then all of a sudden four or five people in that gathering are infected. That's the exact scenario that you're going to see in Thanksgiving. Dr. Anthony Fauci Most public health experts generally agree that time spent together should be limited, and masks should be worn except when eating and drinking. If the gathering can't be held outside, the room should be well-ventilated and fitted with a HEPA filter. Finally, drive to your destination instead of flying or taking the train. You'll be able to control your environment better that way. Happy holidays!
Vigo (Spain), Jul 12 (EFE) .- (Camera: José Manuel Ortíz) polling stations in Spain's Galicia opened their doors on Sunday for regional elections, the first in Spain since the coronavirus pandemic reached the Mediterranean country.FOOTAGE OF POLLING STATION IN VIGO AND OF PEOPLE VOTING.
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