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The 1st Batch of COVID-19 Vaccines Early on Saturday Arrived in Romania

December 26, 2020

BUCHAREST, Romania — The first batch of COVID-19 vaccines early on Saturday arrived in Romania.

The vaccines have been stored at a military-run storage facility ahead of inoculation on Sunday in nine hospitals throughout the country.

Prime Minister Florin Catu describes the arrival of the vaccines as an important moment. He says that “we have been waiting for this for a year now.”

The country of 19 million people has been hit hard by the pandemic which slowed down much needed economic recovery and reform.

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