Coronavirus: six EU leaders warn of ‘huge disparities’ in vaccine distribution

The leaders of six European Union countries called on Saturday for high-level EU talks on the equitable distribution of coronavirus vaccine doses, saying the current system would create “huge disparities” among member states by the summer.The leaders of Austria, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Latvia and Slovenia said in a letter to EU officials that the current system “would continue creating and exacerbating huge disparities among member states by this summer, whereby some would be able to…

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