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Norway goes in a completely different direction than Denmark: will not recommend corona vaccine for the youngest
Norwegian authorities believe that 5-11 year old children may be better protected against future corona variants if they are infected naturally rather than vaccinated. Vaccine will be an offer aimed at the vulnerable...
Norway will start COVID vaccination for children aged 5-11, government says
OSLO, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Norway will offer COVID-19 vaccines to all children aged 5 years and above, the government said on Friday. It had previously only offered vaccines to children aged 12 and older.
"We are following the National Institute of Public Health's (FHI) recommendation, and will offer free vaccination to children where parents and guardians want it," Health Minister Ingvild Kjerkol said in a statement.
Some 90% of adults in Norway have received at least two vaccine doses against COVID-19, according to FHI data.