A 13-year-old celebrates being inoculated against Covid-19 at a mass vaccination centre in Hartford, Connecticut, on May 13. The US is allowing children aged 12-15 to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. Photo: AFP
A 13-year-old celebrates being inoculated against Covid-19 at a mass vaccination centre in Hartford, Connecticut, on May 13. The US is allowing children aged 12-15 to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. Photo: AFP
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Letters | Coronavirus in Hong Kong: speed up vaccine roll-out for younger teens

  • With the school holidays rapidly approaching, the government has a golden opportunity to provide an incentive to boost the overall vaccination rate

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A 13-year-old celebrates being inoculated against Covid-19 at a mass vaccination centre in Hartford, Connecticut, on May 13. The US is allowing children aged 12-15 to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. Photo: AFP
A 13-year-old celebrates being inoculated against Covid-19 at a mass vaccination centre in Hartford, Connecticut, on May 13. The US is allowing children aged 12-15 to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. Photo: AFP
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