A box of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine is unpacked at a health centre in Boston in December. The EU medicines watchdog says talks on whether to authorise the vaccine will continue on Wednesday. Photo: AFP A box of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine is unpacked at a health centre in Boston in December. The EU medicines watchdog says talks on whether to authorise the vaccine will continue on Wednesday. Photo: AFP
A box of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine is unpacked at a health centre in Boston in December. The EU medicines watchdog says talks on whether to authorise the vaccine will continue on Wednesday. Photo: AFP

Coronavirus pandemic

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Coronavirus: no EU decision on Moderna vaccine as blame game mounts

  • The wait for what would be the bloc’s second Covid-19 shot continues amid mounting criticism of a slow inoculation roll-out
  • EU nations have been lagging far behind countries such as the US, Britain and Israel

Topic |   Coronavirus pandemic
Agence France-Presse
Agence France-Presse

Updated: 5:49am, 5 Jan, 2021

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A box of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine is unpacked at a health centre in Boston in December. The EU medicines watchdog says talks on whether to authorise the vaccine will continue on Wednesday. Photo: AFP A box of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine is unpacked at a health centre in Boston in December. The EU medicines watchdog says talks on whether to authorise the vaccine will continue on Wednesday. Photo: AFP
A box of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine is unpacked at a health centre in Boston in December. The EU medicines watchdog says talks on whether to authorise the vaccine will continue on Wednesday. Photo: AFP
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