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Coronavirus Vaccine to be Optional in Several States

  • By Wayne Rodrigo
  • (General Dispatch) –   It is presumed that some states in the nation will allow the coronavirus vaccine to be optional for all adults, including vulnerable populations.
  • Approximately six states, including Ohio, Texas, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and North Dakota, are repealing restrictions that mandated the vaccine, leaving the choice up to the individual.
  • The decision is aimed at allowing citizens to choose whether they want to be immunized or not, and health authorities also have the relevant vaccination to meet the demand.
  • Of course, the policy obeys the recommendation made by President Joe Biden in previous days, that the vaccine should not be an imposition.
  • As of May 1, the measure will come into effect, although not everyone will receive the vaccine at the same time, after that date, citizens will be able to count on the distribution of the vaccine. The President assured.
  • On the other hand, New York is looking for a way to adopt a passport for the vaccine, with the intention of ensuring that its inhabitants are immune to contagion and to reduce the numbers of the spread of the virus.
  • So far, 143 million vaccines have been administered across the United States, and targets are expected to be met as of May.
  • Experts assure that the policy granting freedom of choice is valid, since each person is responsible for his or her physical integrity, and that the government should not persuade the human will.

Adittional Information:

Breitbart: Several States Slated to Open Vaccination Eligibility to All Adults

WCVB: More than a dozen states to open COVID-19 vaccines to all adults

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