Frustration visibly boiled over with some Canadian leaders Tuesday as Pfizer told the country that it would not receive any vaccine doses next week due to the continuing manufacturing disruptions at its facility in Belgium.
EUROPEAN Commission leader Ursula von der Leyen was issued a stern warning by the health ministers of six different member states in a joint letter denouncing delays in the delivery of coronavirus vaccine doses produced by Pfizer.
Documents recently stolen by hackers from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in Amsterdam and published on the dark web showed the EMA came under pressure from top EU officials in Brussels and from pharmaceutical firms Pfizer and BioNTech to quickly approve the coronavirus vaccine, , which recovered 20 of them. The EMA claimed hackers had manipulated some of the texts prior to publication, however.
