Original title: AstraZeneca vaccine caught cold in France and Germany. The two governments screamed: the same is effective!
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France: Formally vaccinated with AstraZeneca, newly diagnosed and hospitalized patients reduce the pressure on the medical system
China News Service, March 2 According to AFP report on the 2nd, France and Germany are currently facing a shortage of new crown vaccines, but the public’s acceptance of the AstraZeneca vaccine is not high. As the AstraZeneca vaccine is easy to store and the inventory situation is optimistic, the governments of the two countries are pushing their people to vaccinate the vaccine to ease the vaccine tension.
Data map: After the EU launched the new crown vaccination, medical staff are preparing for vaccination.
According to reports, currently France and Germany are mainly using Pfizer vaccine and Modena vaccine. Although experts believe that the AstraZeneca vaccine is easier to store than these two vaccines, its previous data and ability to fight mutant viruses are questioned. As well as the prohibition of its use in people over 65 years old in France and Germany, its use rate in both countries is not high.
According to data from the French Ministry of Health, as of the end of February, France had administered 1.7 million doses of the new crown vaccine, but only about 273,000 doses were AstraZeneca vaccines; in Germany, as of February 23, Germany had received 145 vaccines. Ten thousand doses of AstraZeneca vaccine, but only 240,000 doses were used.
However, due to the growing shortage of vaccines between France and Germany, the governments of the two countries have encouraged people to vaccinate AstraZeneca.
On March 1, local time, French Minister of Health Villan stated that France will now provide AstraZeneca vaccines to people between 65 and 75 years of age who are at serious health risks; French President Macron also talked about it on February 26, local time. AstraZeneca said during the vaccine, “If this is the vaccine I got, I am obviously willing to get it.”
In Germany, the governor of Bavaria, Marcus Zederday, stated on February 28 local time that “no dose of AstraZeneca vaccine should be given up or thrown away.” In addition, German Chancellor Merkel conducted an interview recently. China praised the AstraZeneca vaccine as “a reliable vaccine,” and she also pleaded with the German people not to choose a vaccine by themselves.Return to Sohu to see more
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