[] German Chancellor Angela Merkel received the second dose a few days ago after receiving the first dose of AstraZeneca vaccine in April this year, but this time he was injected with the Moderna vaccine made in the United States.

[World View News] German Chancellor Merkel After receiving the first dose of AstraZeneca vaccine in April this year, he received the second dose a few days ago, but this time the Moderna vaccine was injected into the United States. Experts believe that mixed vaccination is a good idea, but it is too early to exert its effectiveness.
　　
Germany originally purchased a large number of AstraZeneca vaccines, but due to a series of cases of thrombosis among vaccinators, it was terminated in March this year with other EU member states. The government originally banned vaccination for elderly people over 60 years old, but now it has expanded the vaccination program to allow all adults to be vaccinated.
　　
Germany is one of the European countries with the worst epidemic in new coronary pneumonia . The vaccination plan is very slow. It was not until the recent weeks that the number of vaccinated people has begun to accelerate. So far, more than half of adults nationwide have received at least one dose of the vaccine.

According to the latest data provided by Johns Hopkins University, there have been more than 3.73 million confirmed cases nationwide so far, with the death toll rising to 83,000.

66-year-old Merkel has served as German Chancellor for 16 years. Germany will hold a national election at the end of September, and Merkel will step down by then, symbolizing the end of an era.

(Editor: Wang Xinyue)