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The first confirmed infections of the new coronavirus variant came from foreign visitors to Botswana. Their nationalities are unknown.
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Some health officials suggest hunters wear a mask while handling and cleaning deer carcasses.
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The World Health Organization says it’s reasonable to believe the vaccines will offer some protection against omicron. Booster shots also help fight other variants.
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You should not wait to get a COVID-19 vaccine booster. Health organizations and doctors say you should get your booster shot as soon as you’re eligible.
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