In Russia, a national vaccination programme is due to start tomorrow, using the country's Sputnik Vee vaccine.
Three new centres have opened at hospitals in the Moscow region, with doctors and teachers first in line to receive the shots. The vaccines are voluntary and free of charge to everyone. The Sputnik Vee has yet to complete the advanced studies needed to ensure its effectiveness and safety.
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Three new centres have opened at hospitals in the Moscow region, with doctors and teachers first in line to receive the shots. The vaccines are voluntary and free of charge to everyone. The Sputnik Vee has yet to complete the advanced studies needed to ensure its effectiveness and safety.
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