ZURICH/PARIS (Reuters) - European countries are still deciding if and when to inoculate children against COVID-19 amid questions around safety, supply and the desperate call for more vaccines from hard-hit regions around the world.
After a sluggish rollout, inoculation programmes for the continent's adults 16 years and up are now underway.
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