Health
Israel aims to start vaccinating general public in 7-10 days, top official says – The Times of Israel
TV report predicts life could return to ‘something like normal’ by end of Feb. because the at-risk population will be vaccinated and threat of overwhelmed health…
Israel aims to begin vaccinating the general public within 7-10 days, a top Health Ministry official said Friday night.
Dr. Sharon Alroy-Preis, the acting head of the Health Ministry’s public health services, told Channel 12 news that the ministry intends to move quickly to vaccinations 24/7, and “we hope in 7-10 days” to start vaccinating the general public.
Over 200,000 Israelis were vaccinated this week — with the focus on healthcare workers, people aged over 60 and at-risk groups — placing Israel…
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