Novak Djokovic withdraws from the US Open. He is unvaccinated against Covid-19 and not allowed to receive a visa and enter the country under a waiver program. He fears being rejected by the local authorities and having to stay in isolation in his hotel for weeks. He says “I will not play for the US Open.”
The US Open is still taking its coronavirus vaccine.
The World Health Organization has said that because of the Covid-19 pandemic, it is recommending the vaccination.
It is called an “immunization”, not a vaccine.
It is a dose, not a shot, like a MMR vaccine, that helps make people more resistant to the flu or measles.
There is a small needle or syringe inside.
It is an experimental Covid-19 vaccine, as there may never be one as safe and effective as nature.
Some critics of the WHO claim that they are delaying the “immunization” to protect the profits of vaccine companies, pharmaceutical companies, and the government.
The WHO has not said that the vaccine is an “immunization” as they are saying it is a dose.
Others have said that the WHO is delaying the vaccine, in order to make sure that there is enough money in the vaccine money fund to keep the vaccine rolling out to all those eligible, and to ensure that they can pay for the vaccine.
According to a story in Forbes magazine, vaccine funds in the U.S.
are expected to drop to $4 to $5 billion this year, as the number of Covid-19 patients rises.
“This is a good time for the market to pick up the product. Once the pandemic is over, we may see the numbers drop again,” said John Shinal, co-founder and chief investment officer of Shinal Capital, an investment firm based in New York.
According to the latest WHO statistics, the number of cases of Covid-19 in the U.S. rose by 48,000 to 6,847 on 5 March, but it is