Denmark is making a crucial decision, showing that the pandemic is receding and the coronavirus is entering an endemic phase. It has been announced that the vaccination programme will be stopped as, according to the health authorities, "the country is in a good position to do so."
"The coronavirus has been brought under control" says the Danish Ministry of Health.
In February, the country withdrew the Covid-19 vaccine on the grounds that the Omicron variant does not "pose a threat to society" and that "injectable formulations have proven to be over-armed".
The administration of vaccines in Denmark will stop on 15 May, but will resume after the summer.
The proportion of double vaccinated in Denmark is 81%, equivalent to 5.8 million citizens. Triple vaccinated people in the country make up 61.6% of the population at the same time.
In Denmark, vaccination was accelerated in November while Omicron was sweeping the population.
From mid-January the fourth dose[/B] became available and shortly afterwards all coronavirus measures were lifted.
This news of the halt in vaccine administration comes after the top US infectious disease expert, Anthony Fauci, said that America is "out of the pandemic phase".
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