The second wave  of Covid-19 is undoubtedly more serious and more dangerous than the first. It has infected and killed many people in a short space of time. We have been witnessing more than 20,000 reported cases a day of late.

This has the potential to collapse our health system. The exponential rise in infections puts the government under a lot of pressure to move with speed in securing vaccines. This should have been done late in 2020. However, there are growing concerns in this regard...

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