WATCH: Senior staff nurse Sarah Lim on Wednesday (Dec 30) became the first person in Singapore to receive a Covid-19 vaccination, with more than 30 other healthcare workers at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases also set to receive the jab. They are getting their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine developed by United States pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and German firm BioNTech. This vaccine requires two injections, given 21 days apart. Read more: https://tdy.sg/2WUFG75 Video: Ministry of
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WATCH: Senior staff nurse Sarah Lim on Wednesday (Dec 30) became the first person in Singapore to receive a Covid-19 vaccination, with more than 30 other healthcare workers at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases also set to receive the jab. They are getting their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine developed by United States pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and German firm BioNTech. This vaccine requires two injections, given 21 days apart. Read more: https://tdy.sg/2WUFG75 Video: Ministry of
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Will our immune system protect us from COVID-19 after vaccination? Click "Learn More" to read more about it as our infectious diseases specialist, Dr Ling Li Min, shares answers to the burning questions that you might have about the COVID-19 vaccines. #tomorrowmadebetter #OnYourSideInThisFight #SGUnited | Gleneagles Hospital, Singapore
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Will our immune system protect us from COVID-19 after vaccination? Click "Learn More" to read more about it as our infectious diseases specialist, Dr Ling Li Min, shares answers to the burning questions that you might have about the COVID-19 vaccines. #tomorrowmadebetter #OnYourSideInThisFight #SGUnited | Gleneagles Hospital, Singapore
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The Expert Committee on COVID-19 Vaccination (EC19V) has recommended to start booster shots for persons who are moderately to severely immunocompromised, those aged 60 years and above as well as residents of aged care facilities. Immunocompromised persons are recommended to receive a booster dose of the same mRNA vaccine 2 months after their second dose as part of their primary course of vaccination, while seniors should receive a booster dose 6 โ€“ 9 months after having completed their second dos
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The Expert Committee on COVID-19 Vaccination (EC19V) has recommended to start booster shots for persons who are moderately to severely immunocompromised, those aged 60 years and above as well as residents of aged care facilities. Immunocompromised persons are recommended to receive a booster dose of the same mRNA vaccine 2 months after their second dose as part of their primary course of vaccination, while seniors should receive a booster dose 6 โ€“ 9 months after having completed their second dos
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Singapore begins national Covid-19 vaccination programme
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How do vaccines protect children in light of the Omicron variant? Are vaccines safe for children? Will it impact their growth? Join 11-year-old Cadence Sng as she quizzes paediatric infectious disease expert Dr Chan Si Min on commonly asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccination. To view Cadence's vaccination journey, visit https://go.gov.sg/cadencevaxjourney. | Ministry of Health, Singapore
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How do vaccines protect children in light of the Omicron variant? Are vaccines safe for children? Will it impact their growth? Join 11-year-old Cadence Sng as she quizzes paediatric infectious disease expert Dr Chan Si Min on commonly asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccination. To view Cadence's vaccination journey, visit https://go.gov.sg/cadencevaxjourney. | Ministry of Health, Singapore
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Minister for Health Gan Kim Yong shared that more than 6,200 individuals have been vaccinated since the vaccination drive started on 30 December 2020, and 2 vaccination centres are now operational in Changi Airport Terminal 4 and Raffles City Convention Centre. He was speaking at Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital on 13 January 2021 after receiving his first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. More information on the COVID-19 vaccines can be found at go.gov.sg/govsg-vaccines | gov.sg
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Minister for Health Gan Kim Yong shared that more than 6,200 individuals have been vaccinated since the vaccination drive started on 30 December 2020, and 2 vaccination centres are now operational in Changi Airport Terminal 4 and Raffles City Convention Centre. He was speaking at Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital on 13 January 2021 after receiving his first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. More information on the COVID-19 vaccines can be found at go.gov.sg/govsg-vaccines | gov.sg
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Singaporeโ€™s COVID-19 vaccination exercise began with more than 30 frontline healthcare staff at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID). Minister for Health Gan Kim Yong highlighted that vaccination is a milestone in our fight against COVID-19 and the priority is to ensure the vaccines are safe and effective. Eligible Singaporeans are encouraged to be vaccinated when it is made available to them. He was speaking at NCID on 30 December 2020. | gov.sg
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Singapore to ramp up vaccination programme: Ong Ye Kung
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One year ago, Vincent and Lenia almost lost their son to COVID-19 complications. Learn from their experience on how a COVID-19 vaccination is the best protection for children. Vaccination is now available for children aged 6 months to 4 years. Sign up at https://child.vaccine.gov.sg | Ministry of Health, Singapore
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PROTECTING MORE, FASTER: Health Minister Ong Ye Kung explains how Singapore will accelerate its vaccination programme from Sat. READ: bit.ly/3dbbcpX (Video courtesy of Mediacorp) | Yahoo Singapore
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WATCH: Singapore kicked off its vaccination drive for students aged 12 and above on Tuesday (3 June), with the aim of vaccinating over 400,00 students by August. Read more: bit.ly/34LoqVR (Video by Dhany Osman / Yahoo News Singapore) | Yahoo Singapore
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Over 210,000 children aged 5 to 11 have braved a shot in the arm to get vaccinated against Covid-19. Unlike the adult vaccination, there were also tears, stuffed animals, hugs from mummy or daddy, and promises of sweet treats after. We caught up with six Primary 1 and 2 students from CHIJ (Katong) Primary School and St. Stephenโ€™s School โ€“ who were on their way to get the Covid-19 vaccine. They were sort of nervous, but they know that getting vaccinated is really important. They have also learned
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Vaccination continues to be a major strategy in our move towards a COVID-19 resilient nation, due to the high-level of protection conferred by the vaccines against severe illness and death. With waning vaccine immunity over time and to pre-empt spikes in breakthrough infection, we will be commencing on booster shots for (i) persons who are moderately to severely immunocompromised; 2 months after second jab and (ii) seniors aged 60 years and above, as well as residents of aged care facilities; 6-
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2 community vaccination centres began operations today, in the latest phase of Singapore's Covid-19 vaccination drive. Here is a guide to getting your jabs. https://str.sg/JKmJ | The Straits Times
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In the past year, Singapore has achieved one of the highest vaccine coverages in the world, with over 87% of our population fully vaccinated. However, there remains a small proportion of people who have not yet been vaccinated, and this puts them and their loved ones at risk. So if you have not been vaccinated, please do so as soon as possible. And if you know of someone who has not been vaccinated, please encourage them to do so. Let's all do our part to keep ourselves, our loved ones, and our
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โ€œI chose to take the COVID-19 vaccine to protect my baby and those around me.โ€ Pregnant women are at a higher risk of serious complications if infected with COVID-19. Vaccination protects them and their babies from severe illness. Hear from the mothers who decided to get vaccinated to protect themselves and their babies. If you know someone who has not been vaccinated, please encourage them to do so as soon as possible. Vaccination locations can be found here: www.vaccine.gov.sg/locations. | Min
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Singapore will accelerate its national vaccination programme, as the supply of vaccines have been brought forward. From 26 June 2021, up to 80,000 doses of the vaccine can be administered daily from 26 June 2021. The priority for Singaporeans aged 12 to 39 years old to make their appointments will be extended till 1 July 2021. Individuals who have already booked a slot for their first dose and have appointments in mid-to-end July can also re-book for an earlier appointment. Those who have regist
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As of 17 August 2021, 77% of our total population has completed the full regimen of the national vaccination programme. Minister for Health Ong Ye Kung also updated that the Expert Committee on COVID-19 Vaccination (EC19V) is reviewing local and overseas data on vaccination and is developing recommendations on Singaporeโ€™s booster shot strategy. He was speaking at the Multi-Ministerial Taskforce Press Conference on 19 August 2021. Video: Mediacorp | gov.sg
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Singapore will add another 500,000 new Covid-19 vaccination slots for people making their first dose appointments from now till mid-July, says Minister Ong Ye Kung. https://str.sg/34Fb | The Straits Times
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WATCH: Those aged 12 to 17 in Singapore can take their Covid-19 boosters from early February. They must take the booster dose to be able to keep their vaccination status from March 14. https://str.sg/wASQ | The Straits Times
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As 80% of Singapore's population have received their full regimen of vaccine, we have taken another step forward in making ourselves more resilient to Covid-19. Still unsure about getting the COVID-19 vaccination? If you are being admitted to SGH, our doctors will be engaging you to address your concerns. And if you decide to proceed, our mobile team will vaccinate you in the convenience of your ward. | Singapore General Hospital
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WATCH: 49% of the population in Singapore have received their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, while over 35% have received both doses. "Our vaccination rates will have to be higher, so that all of us are better protected," says Health Minister Ong Ye Kung. https://str.sg/34AU | The Straits Times
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Full COVID-19 vaccination provides 69% protection against infection by Delta variant: Singapore study
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Vaccinated Singapore residents may soon be allowed to travel: Lawrence Wong
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The government has put in stringent processes to ensure the safety of COVID-19 vaccines. The first batch of vaccines are expected to arrive at the end of December 2020 and other batches will arrive over the course of 2021. The vaccination programme will be progressively rolled out with priority given to healthcare workers, COVID-19 frontline workers and vulnerable groups. The vaccine is free for Singaporeans, and all are encouraged to be vaccinated when it is offered to protect themselves. Direc
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๐Ÿ›ก The best protection we can give our children against COVID-19 is through vaccination. ๐Ÿ’‰ From 25 Oct 2022, children aged 6 months to 4 years can begin to receive their primary vaccination while children aged 5 to 11 years can begin to receive their booster shot. ๐Ÿง‘โ€โš•๏ธ COVID-19 vaccines are safe. So get your children vaccinated or boosted for better protection against severe illness and hospitalisation. ๐Ÿ”— For more info, visit https://go.gov.sg/child-vaccination-info | Ministry of Health, Sing
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