EU chief calls for debate on making COVID-19 jabs mandatory
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BRUSSELS (AP) — The chief of the European Union's executive arm said Wednesday that EU nations should consider making COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory because too many people still refuse to get
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BRUSSELS (AP) — The chief of the European Union's executive arm said Wednesday that EU nations should consider making COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory because too many people still refuse to get
A surge of cases has caused many member nations to again increase their restrictions and mask requirements. The EU's current vaccination rate is 66 percent.
After two dozen countries have reported cases of the Omicron variant, the European Union (EU) countries might be headed towards mandatory vaccination to fight the spread of COVID-19
Ursula von der Leyen echoes suggestion of Israel's coronavirus czar, saying European bloc will not be able to make it out of pandemic if a third of population remains unvaccinated
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday said member nations should consider making COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for citizens,
It is time for the European Union to "think about mandatory vaccination" against COVID, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said Wednesday, while stressing member state governments would decide.
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