The European Commission has defended its even distribution policy on COVID-19 vaccines in the bloc sequel to Austria and five other member states complain that doses were not allocated equally. In a joint letter to the Commission and the European Council, leaders of six European countries, including Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Latvia, and later Croatia, called for discussions on vaccine distribution. The Commission on Saturday responded that doses had been distributed in proportion with the population of each country and taking into account epidemiological data, adding that was up to…
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