Share It is not a document which will be made public and it will be done with the utmost respect for data protection, Illa said. The way to defeat the virus is to vaccinate all of us, or the more the better, he added.
An official vaccine plan published on December 2 confirmed that the vaccine would be voluntary, but called for a registry of refusals to be kept. It is important to record cases of vaccination refusal in the Vaccination Registry, with the purpose of knowing the possible reasons for reluctance in different population groups, the document said.
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Europe rolls out mass vaccinations in bid to beat Covid-19 72 shares
28/12/2020 - 07:32 A health worker of Santa Eugenia nursing home for the elderly receives a dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine on December 27, 2020 in Cevico de la Torre, Palencia province. AFP - CESAR MANSO 6 min EU countries on Sunday embarked on a vaccination campaign to defeat the “nightmare” of Covid-19, with the first to be immunised expressing emotion after their jab and leaders hailing a milestone in the fight against the pandemic. Advertising Read more
The vaccine is a glimmer of hope for a continent yearning for a return to normal from a pandemic that has killed 1.76 million people worldwide since emerging in China late last year and caused at least 80 million confirmed cases, according to an AFP tally.
PARIS: The EU countries on Sunday embarked on a vaccination campaign to defeat the “nightmare” of Covid-19, with the first to be immunised expressing emotions after their jabs and leaders hailing a milestone in the fight against the pandemic.
The vaccine is a glimmer of hope for a continent yearning for a return to normal from a pandemic that has killed 1.76 million people worldwide since emerging in China late last year and caused at least 80 million confirmed cases, according to a tally.
But polls have shown many Europeans are unwilling to take the vaccine, which could impede its effectiveness in beating the virus, while it will take months for large chunks of the population to be immunised.