The Czech Republic Paid 19 Billion for Covid-19 Vaccines, but Used Less than Half of Them
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The Czech Republic has paid roughly 19 billion crowns for Covid vaccines since 2020. Based on a contract that ends this year, it has received 41 million doses since the beginning of the pandemic, less than half of which have been used. The conditions for securing vaccines for the next period are currently being discussed, the Ministry of Health (MZd) said.
Czechs Didn't Want to Get Vaccinated Against Covid: 18 Million Vaccines in the Trash. For 8 Billion!
The Czech Republic has paid around 19 billion crowns for Covid vaccines since 2020. Based on a contract that ends this year, it has taken 41 million doses since the beginning of the pandemic, less than half of which have been used. The conditions for securing vaccines for the next period are currently being discussed, the Ministry of Health (MZd) said in response to a question from ČTK. 900,000 doses will be available for this season, and accord…
The Czech Republic has paid roughly 19 billion crowns for Covid vaccines since 2020. Based on a contract that ends this year, it has taken 41 million doses since the beginning of the pandemic, less than half of which have been used.
The Czech Republic has paid around 19 billion crowns for Covid vaccines since 2020. Based on a contract that ends this year, it has taken 41 million doses since the beginning of the pandemic, less than half of which have been used. The conditions for securing vaccines for the next period are currently being discussed, the Ministry of Health (MZd) said. 900,000 doses will be available for this season, and according to MZd data, less than a third …
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