Letters to the Editor: UK’s can-do attitude shows in its vaccine rate

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.  The British have always been renowned for their administrative prowess and, again, they have not been found wanting.

The WHO’s assessment of the rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine doesn’t present the EU in a flattering light ( Irish Examiner, April 2).

The WHO laments the tardy administration of the vaccine across the economic bloc, with only 10% of the population having received their first dose and only 4% having received both. Compare this to the UK, where 31m people have received their first dose, out of a population of 67m. It’s understandable that the WHO would be displeased with the EU.