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NCDC: People’s turnout for COVID-19 vaccination is weak

Tuesday, September 7, 2021 Health & Lifestyle 1 Min Read
1665 new cases and 16 deaths of COVID-19 in Libya

Director of Vaccination Department at the Libyan National Center for Disease Control (NCDC), Abdul Basit Smio, said that the rate of people’s turnout for COVID-19 vaccination is weak compared to the previous period rates, and that vaccination campaigns are continuing in all cities.

“The total number of people vaccinated with the first dose reached 1,163,013, while 111,063 people were vaccinated with the second dose all over Libya,” Smio said in press statements.

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