Greece begins administering COVID vaccines outside churches

ARCHANES, Greece (AP) — Greece has begun administering vaccinations for COVID-19 extracurricular churches. It’s a aviator programme that was precocious announced by the authorities arsenic a means of encouraging much radical to get the shots. Mobile National Health Organization units began administering shots Monday successful a religion gait successful the municipality of Archanes adjacent the metropolis of Heraklion connected the confederate land of Crete. The single-dose Johnson and Johnson vaccine was being used. Shots were being administered from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Fifty-two appointments were booked for the archetypal day. But immoderate radical were turning up without appointments and were being fixed the vaccines.