Malta has widest COVID-19 vaccine reach in EU… or does it?
According to Health Minister Chris Fearne, Malta’s vaccine rollout has so far inoculated no less than 3% of the entire population. This makes the country one of the frontrunners in Europe
End of May: all front liners, elderly and the vulnerable to be vaccinated
The Health Minister Chris Fearne has given a timeline of how the COVID-19 vaccine programme will be implemented locally
First person in Malta to receive COVID-19 vaccine next Sunday
That’s right – doctors will be administering the very first COVID-19 vaccine next Sunday, the 27 December
Mass COVID-19 vaccinations to start in EU in 10 days
The European union is set to start the COVID-19 vaccinations on 27 December, according to European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen
COVID-19 vaccine may be available in Malta before end of 2020
That’s right! The COVID-19 vaccine, which was produced by Pfizer and BioNTech, is expected to be authorised by the European Medicines Agency by the 21 December, a week earlier than initially planned
Pfizer’s vaccine: 5 things you need to know
Following months of mounting COVID-19 cases and hospitalisations, the entire world was in dire need of some good news. Which is exactly what we got on Monday morning
Malta will receive COVID-19 vaccine ‘within days’ of release
That’s right, ladies and gentlemen. Malta will start receiving a brand new COVID-19 vaccine ‘within days’ of its release, said Health Minister Chris Fearne