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July 09, 2021 08:17
European countries are almost evenly split on whether to administer coronavirus vaccinations to teenagers as alarm mounts on the continent about a possible fourth wave of infections.
Sixteen countries, including France and Italy, are now vaccinating children above the age of 12 or plan to do so while 17 countries have decided against, or will only jab teenagers, if they have serious underlying health conditions. Another four countries remain undecided.
Vaccinating children is increasingly a contentious issue in Europe made more so by the uptick in confirmed coronavirus cases some countries are witnessing thanks to the rapid spread of the Delta variant, which was first detected in India.
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