COVID-19 vaccination in Israel

It will be applied voluntarily to five groups of people

An order for the approval of a third booster dose of the Pfizer vaccine in Bulgaria is expected to be officially issued today. Yesterday, an expert council at the Ministry of Health approved the booster dose.

The Italian government approved on Thursday some of the strictest anti-Covid measures in the world, making it obligatory for all workers either to show proof of vaccination, a negative test or recent recovery from infection, Reuters reported.

Police said that eight people are being investigated for inciting a crime.
A police statement said that searches were conducted in six Italian provinces, including Milan, Rome and Venice, and that eight people were under investigation as part of a group that calls itself "warriors" on the Telegram application, Reuters reports.

It seems that this is the last effort to avoid a lockdown, and based on the new measures, The green pass system from August 18 will be valid almost everywhere. Just to remind you, Israel was the first country with the largest vaccinated population.

Italy's cabinet of PM Mario Draghi on Thursday decided to make the coronavirus health pass mandatory for teachers as well as passengers on public transport, including domestic flights, ferries and long-distance trains, news wires reported.

Expressing faith in the country's COVID-19 vaccination rate, Israel's new government led by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has declined to impose new restrictions, even as the Delta variant is leading to a resurgence of infections here.

Romania's National COVID-19 Vaccination Coordination Committee (CNCAV) has reported that in the last 24 hours, 32,325 doses of vaccine were administered, of which 21,911 doses of the Pfizer vaccine, 1,828 of the Moderna vaccine, 1,366 of the AstraZeneca vaccine and 7,220 of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, according to data provided on Friday by the National Public Health Institute (INSP) on