Health Ministry recommends coronavirus vaccine for teens in time for exams
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
The Health Ministry Vaccine Prioritization Committee recommended on Thursday expanding the administration of coronavirus vaccines to teenagers who are 16-18 years old.The committee discussed the various options, despite slight disruptions in the distribution of the vaccine that are expected in early February, according to Maariv, The Jerusalem Post's sister newspaper."Education must be our top priority," said Defense Minister Benny Gantz. "After we have ensured that the teachers are vaccinated, we must make sure that the youth can attend their exams and return to the school framework as soon as possible." For the time being, the Health Ministry intends to allow only 11th and 12th graders to be vaccinated so that they can gain access to their exams as smoothly as possible.
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