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MELBOURNE: Serbia’s Novak Djokovic takes part in a training session in Melbourne ahead of the Australian Open tennis tournament yesterday, a day after a court overturned the Australian government’s decision to cancel his visa on COVID-19 vaccination grounds. — AFP

Djokovic trains as Australian Open dream hangs in balance
The Abdali COVID-19 vaccination center seen form the inside. n

Health Ministry launches COVID-19 vaccination in northern Abdali area
The new vaccination center in Wafra.n

Kuwait expands COVID vaccination sites to include new location
NEW YORK: A man with his mask partially on is pushed on a wheel chair through Penn station in New York Monday. - AFPn

US belatedly hits Biden's COVID vaccination goal
KUWAIT: Zain and MOH officials during the campaign.nn

Zain holds second COVID vaccination campaign for staff
KUWAIT: People arrive at a vaccination center in Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh to take their COVID-19 vaccine shots yesterday. - Photos by Yasser Al-Zayyatn

Kuwait inaugurates COVID-19 vaccination center in Jleeb
Naqeeb Aminn

AUB launches COVID vaccination campaign for staff
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama: A sign encouraging COVID-19 vaccination is seen outside a park. - AFP n

The American South: A weak link in the COVID vaccination campaign
AMRITSAR: A health worker collects a nasal swab sample from a man to test for COVID-19 in a mobile testing van yesterday. - AFP n

UN declares 'war' on COVID; 115,000 medics have died
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