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1. British Columbia will offer a fourth COVID-19 vaccine booster shot for the general population beginning in fall.
   2022-07-09 03:06:05 (First version)
2. It is announced that British Columbia will offer a fourth COVID-19 vaccine booster shot for the general population beginning in autumn.
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