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Ireland approves use of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine, rollout to begin on Dec 30 – Hindustan Times
“Delighted to report that I have just signed the regulation authorising the use of the Pfizer vaccine in Ireland. The first delivery will be St Stephen’s Day, first…
Ireland has approved the use of the Covid-19 vaccine by Pfizer and BioNTech, with first delivery expected as early as December 26, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly said Friday, adding that the vaccination campaign will start next Wednesday.
“Delighted to report that I have just signed the regulation authorising the use of the Pfizer vaccine in Ireland. The first delivery will be St Stephen’s Day, first vaccinations December 30,” Donnelly said on Twitter.
Saint Stephen’s Day is celebrated on December…
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