France is some weeks behind the U.S. in delivering vaccines, but the script will look familiar to Americans.
The Financial Times has the story:
France finally gets its Covid vaccination act together. The country’s inoculation drive has picked up speed after a slow start. by David Keohane
"All it took to get my first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine in France was a five-hour round trip and two days and eight hours of incessant refreshing at my computer.
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""Until May 12, younger people in France weren’t allowed to book a vaccination unless they suffered from an underlying health condition which pushed them up the queue.
"Since then anyone can book as long as the dose is set to go begging in the following 24 hours."
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