British media: The European Union will provide free vaccine to help China suppress the

European Union officials said that the European Union will provide China for free to China for free for free to China for free to China for free to China for free China for free China for free China.Crown disease vaccines assisted Beijing's large -scale epidemic outbreaks that occurred after the sharp relaxation of epidemic prevention restrictions.

The Financial Times on Tuesday (January 3) quoted anonymous EU officials reported that EU officials officials made the above decision a few days ago on Tuesday's discussion on how to discuss the unified countermeasures of the Chinese border.

This matter is led by EU Health Commissioner Kiriazi.One of the EU officials said she reached a helping hand in Chinese colleagues, including supporting public health professional knowledge, and also donated coronary vaccines for variant virus.However, Beijing has not yet responded whether to accept vaccine donations.

China has always been domestically produced in Kexing and national medicine crown vaccine, which has not yet adopted western messenger nucleotic acid (MRNA) vaccines.Chinese vulnerable people need to vaccinate three doses of domestic vaccines to prevent severe illnesses.

The World Health Organization (WHO) said on December 21 last year that China's current vaccine coverage is insufficient.Ryan, executive director of the WHO Public Health Emergency Plan, said that the two -dose vaccine only provides 50%protection for people over the age of 60 in China."For a large population country like China, such protection is obviously insufficient. There are so many fragile people in such a large population, and the vaccine coverage is insufficient. We must focus on vaccination."

WHO data dataIt is showed that only 40 % of the elders over the age of 80 have three -dose vaccine.There is a significant gap with the EU vaccination rate.83%of EU adults have completed vaccination throughout the process, with more than 1.7 billion vaccines.Eight vaccine developers provide up to 4.2 billion vaccines for the European Union.

EU officials said that EU member states have inventory due to signing a long time to buy a large number of vaccines with manufacturers.These can be transferred to China.