Coronavirus: Arab countries struggle with high vaccine hesitancy ...Egypt

Earlier this week Mahmoud, an Iraqi civil servant, had an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccination appointment in Baghdad. The 34-year-old had easily been able to register for an AstraZeneca injection. But he didn’t go to the hospital. “The Europeans said it wasn’t safe,” explained Mahmoud, who didn’t give his full name because he works for an Iraqi government ministry and staff are not supposed to talk to media. Mahmoud has other, slightly more unfounded reasons too. “The vaccine has come here so fast,” he told DW. “But that’s so strange. In Iraq, with things like this, you usually can’t get access without some corruption, or you have to pay somebody. But it [the vaccine] is for free and it’s

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