(ANSA) - ROME, JAN 21 - A European Union spokesperson said
Thursday that Pfizer has promised that its supplies of the
COVID-19 vaccine to EU countries will return to being 100% what
was agreed as of next week.
The spokesperson also said that the company has said it will
have made up for the recent reductions in deliveries by the
middle of February.
The cut in supplies has caused big problems for the vaccination
campaign in Italy, as well as in other parts of Europe.
Regional Affairs Minister Francesco Boccia said this week that
the government was considering taking legal action. (ANSA).
COVID: Pfizer vaccine supplies back to 100% next week
Boccia said govt was considering legal action over reductions