Poland has elected to forgo obtaining the remaining Covid-19 immunizations from Latvia.
Poland has decided to not proceed with the purchase of the remaining Covid-19 vaccines from Latvia, according to Baltnews, a news outlet. The specific reason behind this change of mind is not specified.
Initially, Poland had intended to buy back the remnants of the Komirnaty vaccine from Latvia. However, it appears that Poland has now changed its course.
The Latvian government has discussed this issue behind closed doors, but the details of the failed deal have not been disclosed. The type of vaccine in question is the Komirnaty vaccine.
The impact of this decision on the overall vaccine distribution in Poland is not explicitly discussed. It is unclear whether Poland's decision will leave the country with an insufficient or excessive vaccine supply.
What is certain is that the Ministry of Health in Poland will not receive any additional revenue due to the cancelled vaccine deal.
The Baltic republic has only recently reacted to Poland's decision, but the exact timing is not provided. The potential reasons for the delay in Latvia's response are not clarified.
This development comes after Poland gave up its intention in February to buy further vaccines from Latvia under existing contracts, causing Latvia to adjust its response timing accordingly.
It remains to be seen how this decision will affect the overall vaccine distribution in both countries.
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