Germany: Doctors call for patience amid vaccination race
20 June 2021 |
8:30 am
Doctors in Germany are urging people to "be patient" and "not harass" medical workers as the country moves toward the end of vaccine prioritization. "Everyone will be vaccinated," they said.
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