UK: Most people won’t be vaccinated vs COVID-19 until 2021
LONDON — Britain’s health minister said Monday that even if progress with the COVID-19 vaccine is made as quickly as possible, the majority of people in the UK will not be vaccinated until next year.
“Even if that comes through as fast as it possibly could, the vast majority of people will be, we’d expect, to be vaccinating in the new year,” Health Minister Matt Hancock told Sky News.
He said the government was working hard to be able to roll-out the vaccine when it becomes available, adding that across Britain the different administrations hoped to agree on a set of rules so that people could meet at Christmas.
“We’re absolutely working to make Christmas as normal as possible,” he said.
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