The vaccination rate in the city has remained stable for the second year in a row. As a result, it is ten percentage points higher among schoolchildren and young people in Amsterdam than in Rotterdam and The Hague. Responsible Alderman Alexander Scholtes (D66) wrote this today in a letter to the council. Nevertheless, concerns remain: the vaccination rate among babies and young children actually decreased.
Earlier this year, the alderman had al…
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The vaccination rate in the city has remained stable for the second year in a row. As a result, it is ten percentage points higher among schoolchildren and young people in Amsterdam than in Rotterdam and The Hague. Responsible Alderman Alexander Scholtes (D66) wrote this today in a letter to the council. Nevertheless, concerns remain: the vaccination rate among babies and young children actually decreased.
Earlier this year, the alderman had al…