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KM_2NR wrote:The Uk and Brazilian covid variant was detected locally. Panik!
teems1 wrote:daring dragoon wrote:you all not seeing what dialsing doing? they have no money to buy the vaccine. the longer they procrastinate the cheaper the vaccine becomes as more brands on the market an more doses stock in a warehouse with no one to buy. they go tell we they spend USD$5 a dose when they spend in reality USD$1 an pocket the $4. expect more distractions.
I highly doubt it's a money issue. Even though T&T has forex problems, if the government needs 5m USD for vaccines they can easily find that.
Antigua & Barbuda, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent & Grenadines and Suriname got 175k doses from India.
So that's approx 750k persons total getting 175k doses which is a fairly decent amount. 23% getting at least one jab is up there with the best countries who are rolling out vaccines.
Dave wrote:First to look good....last to protect population...
pugboy wrote:big big pappy show for the public to see when they jab the first set of medical staff with the donated vaccines from barbados
otherwise is salt
smh
pr does only carry you so far if at allDave wrote:First to look good....last to protect population...
adnj wrote:White House to unveil new global vaccine initiative aimed at manufacturing 1 billion doses by 2022
WASHINGTON – The White House will announce a new global vaccine initiative Friday – aimed at expanding manufacturing capacity in India for up to 1 billion new doses for developing countries by 2022, according to an administration official.
The administration touted the effort ahead of a virtual summit Friday morning between President Joe Biden and the leaders of Japan, India and Australia.
The official, who briefed reporters on the condition of anonymity, did not provide cost details but said it would center on a financing agreement for "a very substantial, frankly dramatic increase in the capacity to create vaccines – up to a billion by 2022." The initiative will also help fund vaccine delivery to people across Southeast Asia.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usatod ... 4657191001
Do the math. 50% - 75% capacity increase to meet the calendar year target.teems1 wrote:adnj wrote:White House to unveil new global vaccine initiative aimed at manufacturing 1 billion doses by 2022
WASHINGTON – The White House will announce a new global vaccine initiative Friday – aimed at expanding manufacturing capacity in India for up to 1 billion new doses for developing countries by 2022, according to an administration official.
The administration touted the effort ahead of a virtual summit Friday morning between President Joe Biden and the leaders of Japan, India and Australia.
The official, who briefed reporters on the condition of anonymity, did not provide cost details but said it would center on a financing agreement for "a very substantial, frankly dramatic increase in the capacity to create vaccines – up to a billion by 2022." The initiative will also help fund vaccine delivery to people across Southeast Asia.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usatod ... 4657191001
Serum Institute of India already claims it can do 60-70m per month.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-55571793
That's 720m - 840m per year already.
How much more investment is needed to get it to 1b.
Germany, France and Italy have halted rollouts of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, after a series of incidents in Europe involving blood clots.
They join several smaller European nations who have halted vaccinations as a precaution while checks are made.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has said there is no evidence that the incidents are caused by the vaccine.
It said it was reviewing reports relating to the jab, but it was important vaccinations continued.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-56404542
Dohplaydat wrote:We are 6th last in the world in Covid-19 vaccination per population rate.
https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations
Sigh...
redmanjp wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:We are 6th last in the world in Covid-19 vaccination per population rate.
https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations
Sigh...
say goodbye to Carnivals 2022 AND 2023, unless vaccine manufacture ramps up dramatically in the next couple of months
Dizzy28 wrote:The list of countries putting a temporary halt on the use of the Astra Zeneca vaccine is growing
redmanjp wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:We are 6th last in the world in Covid-19 vaccination per population rate.
https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations
Sigh...
say goodbye to Carnivals 2022 AND 2023, unless vaccine manufacture ramps up dramatically in the next couple of months
toyolink wrote:The vaccine solution to the covid19 pandemic and the attendant availability circumstances are really not surprising and only reflects the global inequities and to some extent the survival of the fittest nature of our existence.
This pandemic is really continuing to provide a tutorial to us all on what are the ramifications and pain associated with a preference for selfishness instead of selflessness.
Timelines for control of the pandemic on a global scale just doesn't exist and WHO has been 'thrown in the bamboo' with their idealistic COVAX dribble.
Countries that feel and have the ability to source huge supplies of the vaccine, that they are going to be back in business soon without factoring transmission possibilities from outside their borders are in for the next COVID19 realities.
The immunization time protection the vaccines offer at this time are unclear and certainly doesn't appear permanent.
Dohplaydat wrote:toyolink wrote:The vaccine solution to the covid19 pandemic and the attendant availability circumstances are really not surprising and only reflects the global inequities and to some extent the survival of the fittest nature of our existence.
This pandemic is really continuing to provide a tutorial to us all on what are the ramifications and pain associated with a preference for selfishness instead of selflessness.
Timelines for control of the pandemic on a global scale just doesn't exist and WHO has been 'thrown in the bamboo' with their idealistic COVAX dribble.
Countries that feel and have the ability to source huge supplies of the vaccine, that they are going to be back in business soon without factoring transmission possibilities from outside their borders are in for the next COVID19 realities.
The immunization time protection the vaccines offer at this time are unclear and certainly doesn't appear permanent.
I thought Trinidad was the 3rd richest per capita in the western hemisphere?
Why are we the 8th worst in the world in vaccination rollout?
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On the flip side these are the leading countries.Screenshot_20210315_160822.jpg
Bolivia, Venezuela, Rwanda, Guyana, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe all way ahead of us.
Habit7 wrote:Firstly that list has 134 countries, there are at least 190 countries. Plus they are including territories like Jersey, Gibraltar, Bermuda which are not countries. There are several countries, not listed in that list that have 0 vaccinations. T&T is not 6th to last.
Secondly, this is not a PNM vs UNC issue. There is a limited supply of vaccines and all the "woke" first world countries gobbling them up first like good capitalists. The only reason why some countries have vaccines is due to donations from Russia, China and India. Both Rowley and Kamla asked for T&T and India blanked us and not responding to the local press.
There is nothing PNM or UNC can do at this point but wait in our position in the line. As grateful as our Caribbean neighbours are, when their vaccines are done, they are in the same position as us. This is global politics and Big Pharma. If your naive to believe that something within T&T is causing this then you are free to have your opinions.
Habit7 wrote:Firstly that list has 134 countries, there are at least 190 countries. Plus they are including territories like Jersey, Gibraltar, Bermuda which are not countries. There are several countries, not listed in that list that have 0 vaccinations. T&T is not 6th to last.
Secondly, this is not a PNM vs UNC issue. There is a limited supply of vaccines and all the "woke" first world countries gobbling them up first like good capitalists. The only reason why some countries have vaccines is due to donations from Russia, China and India. Both Rowley and Kamla asked for T&T and India blanked us and not responding to the local press.
There is nothing PNM or UNC can do at this point but wait in our position in the line. As grateful as our Caribbean neighbours are, when their vaccines are done, they are in the same position as us. This is global politics and Big Pharma. If your naive to believe that something within T&T is causing this then you are free to have your opinions.
Habit7 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:The list of countries putting a temporary halt on the use of the Astra Zeneca vaccine is growing
I am continuing to observe. They said that the batch we are getting is different from Europe which by itself is also a matter of concern.
Dohplaydat wrote:Habit7 wrote:Firstly that list has 134 countries, there are at least 190 countries. Plus they are including territories like Jersey, Gibraltar, Bermuda which are not countries. There are several countries, not listed in that list that have 0 vaccinations. T&T is not 6th to last.
Secondly, this is not a PNM vs UNC issue. There is a limited supply of vaccines and all the "woke" first world countries gobbling them up first like good capitalists. The only reason why some countries have vaccines is due to donations from Russia, China and India. Both Rowley and Kamla asked for T&T and India blanked us and not responding to the local press.
There is nothing PNM or UNC can do at this point but wait in our position in the line. As grateful as our Caribbean neighbours are, when their vaccines are done, they are in the same position as us. This is global politics and Big Pharma. If your naive to believe that something within T&T is causing this then you are free to have your opinions.
This makes no sense, why are so behind still them compared to everyone else?
126 countries, many smaller and more poor are beating us soundly. Stop making excuses.
Habit7 wrote:Think of it like a doubles man. If you eating doubles one by one and ppl coming and ordering 6+ doubles you will find yourself waiting. While you think it is easy for him to slip in you one doubles, he is serving his bigger, higher paying orders first.
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