AMMAN — COVID-19 vaccines will not be mandatory for 12 to 18-year-olds in
Jordan, said Dr. Ghazi Sharkas, assistant secretary-general for Primary Health
Care at the Ministry of Health, adding that vaccinations are safe and permissible
according to international studies, according to Jo24.
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Adding
that the increase in the number of infections among students is to be expected
as they didn’t get infected during the first and second waves.
Sharkas
said that there are no COVID-19 cases of the Delta Plus variant in the kingdom till now, stressing
that this was never a cause for concern.
With regard to the epidemiological situation in the Kingdom,
Sharkas said that Jordan has witnessed a gradual rise in the numbers of HIV
infections for weeks, as well as in positive tests, indicating that the
increases cannot be described as large.
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