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World Health Organisation (WHO) Health Emergencies Program, said on Monday that the "inequitable" Covid-19 vaccine distribution was a "catastrophic moral failure" and a "failed opportunity."Speaking at a virtual press conference from Geneva on Monday about the recent rise of cases in Europe -- up by "12 percent" in the last week -- Ryan stressed that there was no "golden solution" to end the pandemic.Also Read | Six wrong calls on post-covid economyHe said that many countries have the strategy to "get enough vaccine" and "push enough vaccine to people," assuming that the Covid-19 pandemic would be shaken off with vaccine rollouts."I am sorry, it is not(the case)," he said. "There are not enough vaccines in the world, and they are.

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