The news that Lithuanian government suspends use of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine from March 16 as “a precaution” until the European Medicines Agency gives a final evaluation of its safety, made citizens nervous. It happened just some hours after Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė categorically told the public broadcaster her government would not suspend use of the vaccine, saying the harm due to the disruption to vaccination would be worse.
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Adomas

So what is the point you wish to make?

Shouldn’t you discuss, for example, the outcomes of this situation?

Maybe raise some similarities to other countries, and their methods of vaccine distribution.

Dan

Hi, aromas,

There have been. Problems with the. Vaccine in Europe. Some people. Are anxious in rushing to get it. Perhaps it may be best to wait. We are told that the vaccine available in Australia. Is safe. Whereas. The one in Europe has caused blood clots.

My apologies for the typing errors. I,m. Using. A tablet and am having difficulty typing.