Germany, France will go ahead with vaccine boosters, disregarding an appeal by the WHO to hold off until more are vaccinated across the globe. The decision highlights the challenge of dealing with a global pandemic while countries try to protect citizens
PARIS/BERLIN -Germany, France and Israel will go ahead with plans to administer COVID-19 vaccine boosters, disregarding an appeal by the World Health Organisation to hold off until more people are vaccinated around the world.
Germany intends to give boosters to immunocompromised patients, the very elderly and nursing home residents from September, the health ministry said. In an online discussion with the public and journalists, Bennett said Israel's drive to give third doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine to people over 60 would provide vital information to the world on combating the Delta variant.
Germany rejected those accusations, saying it would also donate at least 30 million vaccine doses to poorer countries. Pfizer has said boosters are most likely needed due to waning antibody responses, particularly after six months.
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