Tässä vielä tuore tilasto - uusia tapauksia enää alle 300 päivässä (tammikuussa tosiaankin luvut oli yli 10000 tartuntaa päivässä).
(8.4.2021)
https://twitter.com/BNODesk/status/1380284275799515142?s=20
The Guardianissa oli juttua helmikuun lopussa kuinka Israeliissa “Vihraä passi” eli rokotepassi toimii (samoja eettisiä ongelmia pohdittu, kuin kaikissa muissakin maissa, jotka harkinneet passin käyttöönottoa).
Israelissa ollaan palaamassa lähes normaaliin, mutta pandemiaa edeltäneeseen tilanteeseen oli vielä helmikuun lopulla matka.
The state of 9 million, which has administered jabs to half its population, released an app a week ago that shows whether people have been fully inoculated against the coronavirus or if they have presumed immunity after contracting the disease.
Malls and museums have reopened for all, but green pass holders get exclusive access to gyms, hotels, theatres, and concerts, albeit with some limits. Indoor dining in restaurants and bars is due to be included in the green pass scheme next week.
Life has not got “back to normal”, but it appears to be on its way. Street-side shops are reopening; hotels are accepting bookings; even live music is reemerging from its long slumber. And while masks remain mandatory, many older people who have already been vaccinated have stopped wearing them outdoors.
Israel haluaa olla myös ensimmäisten joukossa rokottamassa teini-ikäisiä:
The U.S. pharmaceutical giant announced last month that their clinical trials found the jab to be safe for 12- to 15-year-olds in clinical trials, with Israel anticipated to be among the first countries to push ahead with inoculations