Vaccine waiting lists for all to open on Saturday 3 min. 11.06.2021 For shots of AstraZeneca and J&J vaccines From Sunday, restaurants can stay open after 2200 hrs more diners can sit together indoors, without the need to show tests Photo credit: Chris Karaba
By Yannick Hansen and John Monaghan
All Luxembourg residents aged 18 or older can sign up to receive an AstraZeneca or Johnson&Johnson vaccine from Saturday morning, Prime Minister Xavier Bettel said on Friday, as the country plans a massive easing of the social distancing regime meant to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Volunteers on the two separate waiting lists for either vaccine can receive a jab ahead of their regular slot in the national roll-out which is slowly working its way down age groups where it has reached birthyears in the 1980s.
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51,78 de vaccinés dans les soins à domicile
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