Germany Says It Could Have Two COVID-19 Vaccines Next Year

The video discusses the potential readiness of COVID-19 vaccines by early 2021, with a focus on prioritizing at-risk groups in Germany. The European Commission has signed a contract with AstraZeneca to supply vaccines to EU countries, including Germany, with an initial 300 million doses and an option for 100 million more. Distribution will be based on population size. The video also compares COVID-19 cases and deaths in Germany and the US.

When are COVID-19 vaccines expected to be ready according to the transcript?

• Late 2020

• Early 2021

• Mid 2021

• Late 2021

What is the main reason for prioritizing at-risk groups for vaccination in Germany?

• Political reasons

• Lack of healthcare facilities

• Limited vaccine production capacity

• High cost of vaccines

Which pharmaceutical company has the European Commission signed a contract with for vaccine supply?

• Johnson & Johnson

• AstraZeneca

• Moderna

• Pfizer

How many doses of the vaccine can EU member states initially purchase under the contract?

• 100 million

• 200 million

• 300 million

• 400 million

How does Germany's COVID-19 case count compare to that of the United States?

• The case count is not mentioned

• Germany and the US have the same number of cases

• Germany has fewer cases than the US

• Germany has more cases than the US