Only 23 percent of Germans believe that the country will be able to meet this target, according to the Süddeutsche Zeitung, citing a DPA-commissioned YouGov poll. Chancellor Angela Merkel has repeatedly given September 21st as the date by when all adults in Germany will have been offered a vaccine. Sixty-one percent each of Green and Die Linke party voters think the target is unrealistic. Vaccination levels in Germany have lagged behind the UK and the US, but are gradually picking up speed. By the end of April, family doctors’ surgeries should have more than three million doses of vaccine available each week, Germany’s Health Minister, Jens Spahn, said last week.

Source: The Local April 05, 2021 09:43 UTC