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COVID-19 Vaccination Center in Southeast Poland Set on Fire, Police Say
COVID-19 Vaccination Center in Southeast Poland Set on Fire, Police Say
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WARSAW (Sputnik) - A COVID-19 vaccination facility was set on fire in Poland's southeastern city of Zamosc, the local police said on Monday. 02.08.2021, Sputnik International
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"A sanitary-epidemiological station, [used as] a mobile vaccination centre, was set on fire in Zamosc. A special operational investigative group will be created to investigate," the police said in a statement.The incident took place on Monday morning, the police said, adding no casualties were reported.Commenting on the incident, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki vowed to introduce a harsh punishment for similar actions, noting that vaccinations will shield the country from a fourth wave of the coronavirus.Poland is currently witnessing a rise in COVID-19 infections, with over 2.8 million infections confirmed since the onset of the pandemic.
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COVID-19 Vaccination Center in Southeast Poland Set on Fire, Police Say
WARSAW (Sputnik) - A COVID-19 vaccination facility was set on fire in Poland's southeastern city of Zamosc, the local police said on Monday.
"A sanitary-epidemiological station, [used as] a mobile vaccination centre, was set on fire in Zamosc. A special operational investigative group will be created to investigate," the police said in a statement.
The incident took place on Monday morning, the police said, adding no casualties were reported.
Commenting on the incident, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki vowed to introduce a harsh punishment for similar actions, noting that vaccinations will shield the country from a fourth wave of the coronavirus.
Poland is currently witnessing a rise in
COVID-19 infections, with over 2.8 million infections confirmed since the onset of the pandemic.
