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Denmark to produce COVID-19 vaccines in 2022, PM says
Published On: April 27, 2021 01:57 PM NPT By: Reuters
DENMARK, April 27: Denmark aims to start producing coronavirus vaccines in 2022, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said, adding that a tender would be made public in a few weeks.
"As everyone can see, read, feel and hear, we need more vaccines," Frederiksen told the business daily Borsen late on Monday. "That is why we need to set up production."
The vaccines will be produced by private companies, she said.
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