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Austria suspends mandatory Covid vaccination law
EU’s first such rule dropped just a month after it took effect, as minister says it can no longer be justified
Austria is suspending a law making Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory for all adults, just a month after the legislation took effect in an EU first.
The country of 9 million people was among few in the world to make coronavirus jabs compulsory for all adults. The law took effect in February and called for fines of up to €3,600 (£3,000) from mid-March for those who did not comply.
Read the original article at The Guardian