Hoteliers on the Playa de Palma are so frustrated at the delays in the vaccination programme, they have offered to buy the vaccine themselves so it can be offered to staff.
Playa de Palma hoteliers offer to buy vaccine for staff
Frustrated at delays, tourist industry wants to take action
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Absolutely not! All we need now is for vaccines to be diverted from those who are supposed to receive them according to the level of personal risk to those willing to pay (more) for them and them going to the highest bidder! All Covid vaccines must be supplied free of charge to all through the national health service in the established order. If there were a surplus of vaccines it would be a different matter but that is hardly the case! And as Nigel says it wouldn’t open borders anyway.
And how exactly will that open the borders?