Cinemas have been putting on an enormous strain for the very long period of two full years and being presently faced with terribly discouraging forecasts they see themselves in need of governmental support.
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36 year-old Vasilis Tsipiras waits to receive his first dose of the of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, at a vaccination center in Piraeus, near Athens, Thursday, April 29, 2021. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris) 5/7/2021 Αssociated Press
ATHENS – Even if companies making the COVID-19 vaccine waive the patent for making them – at a cost – a facility in Greece wouldn t be up and running until late in 2022, even if started immediately.
That was the assessment from the President of the Panhellenic Union of Pharmaceutical Industries, Theodoros Tryfon, who told SKAI TV that, “The capability to create a factory from scratch, even if one possesses the technical know-how, takes time to ensure that the Greek product would live up to all European, American, or international standards and that takes approximately 12 to 16 months,” because of some other issues.
Greek Ship Crew Repatriated From China After 15 Months of Detainment
” width=”864″>The seven repatriated crewmen of the ship Angelic Power. Credit: Panhellenic Union of Merchant Navy Seamen (PENEN)
Six Greek members of the crew of the Greek-owned ship Angelic Power and their technical inspector landed in Athens after over 15 months of being held onboard in China due to a financial dispute of the ship owner company.
During their ordeal, they faced shortages of medical and other supplies, as they had no permission to set foot on Chinese soil and their passports had been detained by the ship’s agent.
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