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  3. Coronavirus in Russia, vaccination in Moscow

Coronavirus in Russia, vaccination in Moscow

Apr 30, 2021

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  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: Shoppers push a trolley as a woman (L back) fills in paperwork before receiving the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB32

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: Shoppers push a trolley as a woman (L back) fills in paperwork before receiving the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB32

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A woman (L) fills in paperwork before receiving the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB31

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A woman (L) fills in paperwork before receiving the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB31

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A woman (L back) fills in paperwork before receiving the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB2E

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A woman (L back) fills in paperwork before receiving the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB2E

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A woman fills in paperwork before receiving the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB2B

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A woman fills in paperwork before receiving the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB2B

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A medical worker is seen at the entrance to a temporary COVID-19 vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB28

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A medical worker is seen at the entrance to a temporary COVID-19 vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB28

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A medical worker fills a syringe with the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB25

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A medical worker fills a syringe with the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB25

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A medical worker holds a vial containing the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB24

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A medical worker holds a vial containing the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB24

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A woman is injected with the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB23

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A woman is injected with the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB23

  • MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A woman is injected with the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB22

    MOSCOW, RUSSIA — APRIL 30, 2021: A woman is injected with the Gam-COVID-Vac vaccine (under the brand name of Sputnik V) at a temporary vaccination site in the Globus superstore. A mobile vaccination team is providing vaccines free of charge and without prior sign-up. Since the start of the pandemic, Moscow has confirmed more than 1,092,800 cases of COVID-19. Since the beginning of April, the number of new confirmed cases has been increasing in the Russian capital by more than 1,500 daily. Gavriil Grigorov TASS TS0FEB22

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