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Coronavirus: Germany: Delay for CureVac shot won't hurt vaccine campaign - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus: Germany: Delay for CureVac shot won't hurt vaccine campaign

Germany's health ministry on Wednesday downplayed the possible impact on the country's coronavirus vaccine campaign after reports that the shot being developed by local company CureVac could face further delays getting regulatory approval.

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Germany: Delay for CureVac shot won't hurt vaccine campaign - Vimarsana News

Germany: Delay for CureVac shot won't hurt vaccine campaign

BERLIN — Germany’s health ministry on Wednesday downplayed the possible impact on the country’s coronavirus vaccine campaign after reports that the shot being developed by local company CureVac could face further delays getting regulatory approval. Manfred Lucha, the health minister for Baden-Wuerttemberg state, where CureVac is based, said Tuesday that there were “complications” with CureVac’s clinical trials, German news agency dpa reported. Lucha quoted federal Health Minister Jens Spahn saying authorization for the shot might not happen before August. Spahn’s spokesman, Han...

COVID: Was it premature to open German schools? | Germany| News and in-depth reporting from Berlin and beyond | DW - Vimarsana News

COVID: Was it premature to open German schools? | Germany| News and in-depth reporting from Berlin and beyond | DW

COVID: Was it premature to open German schools? This week some students were allowed back to school. Most of them were happy to go. But critics feel the resumption of classes is too risky — and say teachers should have been vaccinated first. Many say the reopening of schools was a hasty move One-way arrows on the floors of the corridors, calls over the intercom to maintain distance, smaller class groups: That's the new normal in the corona pandemic for students of the Friedrich-Ebert-Gymnasium in the western German city of Bonn. Those back at school belong to the classes doing state exams t...

Source: dw.com