Health
1st doses of Pfizer vaccine arrive in Israel ahead of mass inoculation program – The Times of Israel
3,000-4,000 shots flown in from Brussels in initial shipment to test logistics; PM says he will be 1st to receive vaccine because he wants to encourage people to…
Israel’s first batch of Pfizer vaccines was flown in on Wednesday as the country began to gear up for a mass vaccination effort to bring the coronavirus pandemic under control.
The DHL plane landed from Brussels carrying a cargo of between 3,000 and 4,000 doses of the vaccine in an initial delivery, with hundreds of thousands more set to arrive on Thursday.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a speech at Ben Gurion Airport, said that he would be the first person in Israel to receive the coronavirus…
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