Guterres gets vaccinated against COVID

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres tweeted on Jan. 28 that he had been vaccinated against coronavirus, Report informs referring to the UN News.

In a Tweet, Guterres expressed his gratitude and good fortune at receiving the jab and urged the international community to ensure that vaccines become available to everyone on an equitable basis.

"With this pandemic, none of us are safe until all of us are safe," he wrote.

71-year-old Guterres was eligible to receive the vaccine based on his age: New York residents over the age of 65 are included in the current phase of vaccinations in the city, which also includes school workers, first responders, public transit workers, and grocery workers.