U.S. officials fear Super Bowl will be super-spreader event
CGTN, 07 Feb 2021
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Officials in the U.S. are struggling to roll out vaccines. Several cities have opened mass inoculation sites. Only about eight percent of the U.S. population has received the first dose. And with American football's championship Super Bowl on Sunday, there are concerns it could be a super-spreader event.
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Officials in the U.S. are struggling to roll out vaccines. Several cities have opened mass inoculation sites. Only about eight percent of the U.S. population has received the first dose. And with American football's championship Super Bowl on Sunday, there are concerns it could be a super-spreader event.
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