Slow rollout of COVID-19 vaccines increases frustrations in Germany

Frustration is rising in Germany due to the slow rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine which was developed with the help of scientists from the country. Germany has the infrastructure to provide up to 300,000 shots of the vaccine in a day according to Jens Spahn, the Health Minister. But, cumbersome paperwork, lack of healthcare staff, and an aged population have proved to be burdens in the process.

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