We will not see images of long queues waiting for their first injection next week. Although everything and everyone is ready, the vaccination centers are not getting off to a flying start. You now know why. Yet the hope of ‘everyone a first shot before summer’ has not yet disappeared. “If deliveries increase as expected, then we can also speed up. If necessary, we vaccinate from 6 am to 10 pm and every seven days of the week ”, says professor emeritus and member of the task force Jan De Maeseneer (UGent).
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It’s painfully slow. Most vaccination centers will start with just 100 doses next week. They are picked up in an hour and a half. The cautious start is an inevitable consequence of the faltering …
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