Guyana to Use Law from 1970s to Vaccinate School Children

And in other regional news, authorities in Guyana are working to secure COVID-19 vaccines for children ahead of the start of their school year in September. They already have vaccination legislation in place to help the process. Here’s more from Caribbean Week in Review.

[Guyana working to secure COVID-19 vaccines for children…]

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