Vaccinated people can get Covid, but it's most likely very rare
New York Times: Cases offer a sharp reminder that vaccinated people are not invincible.
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Eight new MIQ cases, none in the community
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Govt grants thousands of Covid MIQ fee waiver requests
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Kiwi support for Covid vaccination grows
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Nurse who stole from patients faces fresh investigation
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Tanzania's Covid-denying president dies aged 61
John Magufuli claimed his country had eradicated Covid-19 through national prayer.