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Poland offers Covid jab for children under 5

There are nearly 2 million children in this age group in Poland. JUSTIN LANE/PAP/EPA

Children under the age of 5 will be able to receive Covid-19 shots from December 12, the health minister announced on Thursday.

Children's Covid booster jab to be available from Oct. 3 - minister

Children aged five-11 will be able to get Covid booster shots from October 3, the health minister announced on Wednesday.

Around 24,000 Poles receive Omicron vaccine

Some 24,000 Poles have received a second Covid booster jab, this time targeted against the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, Adam Niedzielski, the health minister, has said.

Poland to donate one million Covid vaccines to Ukraine

Poland will hand over a million Covid-19 vaccines to Ukraine and 100,000 vaccines against measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR), the Health Ministry has said.

Poland launches second Covid-19 booster for medical staff

The Polish government has rolled out a fourth Covid-19 vaccine dose for medical workers.

Medical staff ok for fourth vaccine jab, minister says

Medical staff in Poland will be able to take a fourth coronavirus vaccination from August 17, Poland's health minister announced on Friday.

Over 400,000 Poles already received fourth dose of Covid-19 vaccine

Over 840,000 Poles have already registered for the second booster jab of coronavirus vaccine and 420,000 have already been vaccinated, a deputy health minister has announced.

Poland to offer fourth dose of Covid-19 vaccine to adults in September

Poland will allow a fourth dose of coronavirus vaccine to be received by people aged over 18 in September, the health minister has announced.

Poland likely to approve second Covid booster for over-60s

Poland will likely announce on Thursday that it recommends a second Covid-19 booster shot for everyone over 60 provided this will be approved by appropriate bodies.

Poland to purchase monkeypox vaccines for health care staff

Poland has already ordered 1,000 vaccines against monkeypox for health care service employees, the health minister has said.

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