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EU has received enough COVID-19 jabs to fully vaccinate 70% of adults, von der Leyen announces

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EU has received enough COVID-19 jabs to fully vaccinate 70% of adults, von der Leyen announces

EU has received enough COVID-19 jabs to fully vaccinate 70% of adults, von der Leyen announces

The Commission chief said in a statement that some 500 million doses will have been distributed to the 27 member states by Sunday.


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