Mate i work at the hospital i mentioned in my post above. Im giving an insight into whats happening. I watched my ex struggle to get employment as a nurse after graduating here during the outbreak of the pandemic, simply because she was born in Nepal. If you're going to ask a condescending sarcastic question you can cram it.
It's more a case of hands up who's had the vaccine here and not too many hands are raised. In keeping with everything else Morrison, he's talked a big game, apparently we were fist in line for the vaccine and four million were going to be vaccinated by the end of March, in actuality we're unlikely to see even a quarter of that done.
The reason vaccines take so long is waiting for funding, waiting for people to sign up to trials, waiting for authorities to get around to approving them.
Said the Pot to the Kettle
That's a shame. One thing I'll say is that here, in the UK, the vaccines are rolling out quite steadily. I have serious misgivings about delaying the second dose by 12 weeks instead of 3, but at least it's happening. No one has so far developed superpowers or shown any signs of their DNA transforming.
Two words that go together like chicken and chocolate.
Normally a 10 year process from go to use.Not 6 months.
Provisional approval only,not full approval.
Mmmm, you are right but.
In what respect is this different to the indemnity given by the government to the pharmaceutical companies that make vaccines against smallpox and influenza?
