Roundup: Greek expert calls for int'l efforts to address COVID-19 vaccine supply problems


  • World
  • Thursday, 28 Jan 2021

by Maria Spiliopoulou, Alexia Vlachou

ATHENS, Jan. 27 (Xinhua) -- The vaccination program against COVID-19 in Greece unfolded at a satisfactory pace so far, almost a month since its launch, but the prospect of delays in the delivery of doses by pharmaceuticals, faced by the EU as a whole and other countries worldwide, must be addressed quickly on an international level, a Greek expert has said.

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