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Coronavirus digest: Sweden puts AstraZeneca vaccine use on hold

By Abiodun Ogundairo
20 March 2021   |   5:23 pm
The list of European countries suspending the jab from the part-Swedish pharmaceutical giant is growing. Meanwhile, the WHO says lockdowns could be fatal for premature babies. Follow DW for the latest.

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