Global COVID toll tops 2 million with uneven vaccine rollout
The global death toll from COVID-19 topped 2 million as vaccines roll out unevenly. Rich nations show progress while poorer countries struggle with limited supplies, weak health systems, and logistical hurdles amid ongoing outbreaks and new variants.
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Governors Blast Federal Vaccine Pace Amid New Variant Alarm
Governors accused the Trump administration of deceiving them about vaccine shipments as states accelerate plans for seniors. The CDC warned the UK variant may dominate US cases by March, about 50 percent more contagious, prompting delays and policy shifts in vaccination rollout. Across states, leaders cite broken assurances while HHS and Biden officials pledge improved communication and steady doses. California rushes to bolster morgue capacity with 98 refrigerated trailers as deaths rise.
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