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EU countries agree to share solidarity vaccines with states in need

EU countries agree to share solidarity vaccines with states in need 10 Apr 2021 / 09:01 H. BRUSSELS, April 1 (Reuters) - Most European Union member states on Thursday agreed to share part of their upcoming vaccine deliveries with the five EU countries they said need them most. The EU s vaccine doses are usually distributed between the bloc s 27 countries based on population size. After days of negotiations, EU ambassadors on Thursday agreed to change that system for 10 million BioNTech-Pfizer doses due to be delivered in the second quarter, so needier countries received more. Of those 10 million doses, 2.85 million so-called solidarity vaccines will be shared between five countries, according to a statement from Portugal, which chairs meetings of EU ambassadors.

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Vaccine rollout for the under-50s should be paused until regulator rules on safety

Dr Maggie Wearmouth opened the possibility to slowing things down until MHRA determines shot is safe Last night Oxford University halted trials of vaccine in children until the MHRA probe publishes its conclusion People are still being encouraged to have the AstraZeneca jab and the PM said this was very very important Scientists stress cases of blood clotting remain extremely rare and have only been displayed in 30 recipients

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EU expects to vaccinate majority against Covid-19 by end-June

BRUSSELS (BLOOMBERG) - Most European Union states will have enough Covid-19 vaccines to immunise the majority of their people by the end of June, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday (April 6), citing an internal memo. Germany, France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands will be in a position to fully inoculate more than 55 per cent of their populations by June-end, the report added, citing projections in the memo by the EU executive, the European Commission. The numbers confirm public estimates of vaccines that the 27-nation bloc expects to receive in the second quarter. The Commission has repeatedly said the EU, with a population of nearly 450 million, is to receive about 360 million doses by the end of June in addition to about 100 million already shipped.

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EU expects to vaccinate majority by end-June

EU expects to vaccinate majority by end-June SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 06, 2021, 03:19 PM IST Share Synopsis Germany, France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands will be in a position to fully inoculate more than 55% of their populations by June end, the report added, citing projections in the memo by the EU executive, the European Commission. Reuters The new estimates already factor in a further major cut in AstraZeneca supplies in the second quarter. Most European Union states will have enough COVID-19 vaccines to immunize the majority of their people by the end of June, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing an internal memo.

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EU May Beat Vaccine Rollout Target And Inoculate Majority By End Of June, Report Says

EU May Beat Vaccine Rollout Target And Inoculate Majority By End Of June, Report Says
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