2 hours agoKosovo issues news in world media for 1335,000 vaccines that have expired
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)The prestigious Reuters news agency has reported on expired vaccines in Kosovo. According to this agency, the Government of Kosovo has decided to destroy 1335,000 vaccines AstraZeneca, against COVIDD-19, after their expiration date, as the country is facing a sharp increase in the death rate from the Coronavirus. “Vaxes that will be destroyed [...]
According to this agency, the Government of Kosovo has decided to destroy 1335,000 vaccines AstraZeneca, against COVIDD-19, after their expiration date, as the country is facing a sharp increase in the death rate from the Coronavirus.
“Vaxes that will be destroyed were part of a donation from Norway, where the expiration date was August 31st”, Reuters writes.
This media reports that the decision to destroy vaccines caused much criticism, where some people even demanded the health minister's resignation.
“Disabilities to receive vaccines, technical difficulties in trying to make an Internet term, and vaccine damage propaganda had placed Kosovo among countries with the lowest vaccine rates in Europe, with 15.7%”, the agency writes.
In the past seven days, 157 people died in Kosovo from coronary infection, and more than 12,000 new cases were recorded among the 1.8 million citizens of this country”.
New “Rasts were attributed to gatherings such as weddings and full lifting of restrictions. Starting this week, new restrictions have been imposed, including police hours at 10: 00 p.m. Up to 5 am.”, Reuters added.
This agency in this article has also written about the exiles who have said: <x0-Mire Kosovars living abroad, mainly in Germany and Switzerland, who have spent summer holidays in Kosovo, are reported as positive cases when they returned to Western European countries”.
Kosovo Health Minister Arben Vitita said many people refused to take the AstraZeneca vaccine after “dezinforms” that vaccines have already expired, which led people to stay away from them”, this agency added.
“in Kosovo people can choose between AstraZeneca vaccines and Pfizer/BionTech. But due to some reports on AstraZeneca vaccines, people have mostly chosen Pfizer/BionTech (PFE.N), (2). WAY. DE)”
“Vita said that in the coming days Kosovo will receive 500 thousand Pfizer/BionTech vaccines from the United States, and 250 thousand AstraZeneca vaccines from Germany and Italy as donations to”, the script concludes in Reuters, broadcast Clankosova. tv
