COVID-19 pandemic
The Czech government suspends plans to make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for key workers and people over the age of 60, which was expected to come into effect in March.
Sources: ABC News
Changes
- The government led by Prime Minister Petr Fiala scraps a plan to make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for key workers and people aged above 60 years, which supposedly to come effect in March, despite the rapid spread of the Omicron variant.
- The Czech government suspends plans to make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for key workers and people over the age of 60, which was expected to come into effect in March.