Covid vaccine: India gave more jabs than G7 nations combined in August
The Indian government aims to vaccinate all eligible citizens by the end of 2021. India, so far, has provided more than 686 million doses of the vaccine. More than half of India's eligible population, about 473 million people, have received a single dose of the vaccine. However, only 17% of eligible adults were fully vaccinated in early January. India has reported more than 33 million cases, second only to the United States, it has also recorded just 440,000 deaths, which is third behind the US and Brazil. Since January
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Covid vaccine: India gave more jabs than G7 nations combined in August
The Indian government aims to vaccinate all eligible citizens by the end of 2021. India, so far, has provided more than 686 million doses of the vaccine. More than half of India's eligible population, about 473 million people, have received a single dose of the vaccine. However, only 17% of eligible adults were fully vaccinated in early January. India has reported more than 33 million cases, second only to the United States, it has also recorded just 440,000 deaths, which is third behind the US and Brazil. Since January
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In journal week 14, I will read you some news.
The first news
" Instagram Seeks To Curb Mental Harm To Teenagers"
Instagram has denied reports that it is a social network that can harm the mental health of teenagers. It plans to play down post promoting myths about beautiful bodies. Instagram's head of public policy Karina Newton said Instagram is now working to address negative social comparisons and negative body image by understanding what posts make them feel bad and pushing them to content that makes them feel good. Instagram is optimis that this will direct viewers to inspiring content and shift the Instagram culture that focuses on the appearance of a beautiful body
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The Second news
" Researchers Trial Magnetic 'Lockjaw' Against Obesity "
New Zealand researchers have created a weight loss device that uses magnets to lock the patient's jaw. However, his appearance received criticism from many parties because the tool was considered inhumane, seemed to humiliate fat people and violated court ethics because the use of the tool had to lock the patient's jaw as wide as two millimeters. But the researchers continued to conduct trials and the results were quite satisfactory, there were no bad consequences for using the tool, and this tool became a weight loss tool in the world that could help fight the global obesity epidemic. And researchers note that they have been approved by the ethics committee according to international guidelines.
My experience :
My experience after practicing the new vocabulary that I got from the two news, I felt that there was an improvement in my ability to speak English. The vocabulary I got was not familiar enough but I could understand the meaning. I also feel happy that the increasing number of new vocabulary that is not familiar enough will further train my ability to be able to make difficult sentences so that in practice in everyday life my sentences are more varied. In addition, by practicing vocabulary, it makes remember a lot of vocabulary so that it helps me when speaking in everyday life. Thank you
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Covid vaccine: India gave more jabs than G7 nations combined in August
The Indian government aims to vaccinate all eligible citizens by the end of 2021. India, so far, has provided more than 686 million doses of the vaccine. More than half of India's eligible population, about 473 million people, have received a single dose of the vaccine. However, only 17% of eligible adults were fully vaccinated in early January. India has reported more than 33 million cases, second only to the United States, it has also recorded just 440,000 deaths, which is third behind the US and Brazil. Since January
