TALLINN - The vaccination of people in at-risk groups against COVID-19 should be completed in Estonia by the end of April, according to Prime Minister Kaja Kallas.
Answering questions by members of the parliament on Monday, Kallas said that if vaccines are supplied to Estonia according to schedule, at-risk groups should be vaccinated by the end of April this year.
Vaccines are currently distributed between at-risk groups and front line workers with 78 percent of the jabs administered to the former and 22 percent to the latter.
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