Up To 300,000 Less Vaccine Doses to be Carried Out By End of March
Up to 300,000 fewer COVID-19 vaccine doses will be delivered by the end of March due to supply issues. On Friday, chair of the vaccine taskforce Professor Brian MacCraith confirmed that Ireland will now only get 1.1million doses of Pfizer, Moderna and Oxford-AstraZeneca in the next two months. It was originally expected that Ireland would receive 1.4 million vaccines in 2021’s first quarter. Up to 300,000 fewer doses will be carried out by the end of March due to supply issues. Pic: Gareth Chaney/Collins Prof MacCraith also said that he expects a 50% decrease in the AstraZeneca vaccine afte...
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