It’s already May and the majority of Balearic residents haven’t even had their first coronavirus vaccine yet, whereas other countries, like the UK are streets ahead with their vaccination programmes.
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Why are we waiting?
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I wouldn't be worrying too much. It is clear the vaccines are nothing like they were sold to us. Hence, we are told we now need a third one (booster) and then a yearly one. Maybe it is a case of our government being cleverer at manipulating people to have one in the first place.
This article puts the argument perfectly. The vaccination roll out, has been much hyped, but failed to materialise. Mallorca won’t make the green light criteria this week. If they don’t up their game, they won’t even make the review in June. The rhetoric without action is useless. Why bother??