Live to play key role in Covid-19 vaccinations

Live entertainment venues, including stadia and, potentially, festival sites, will be used mass immunisation centres for the Covid-19 vaccine

Signage welcoming patients to the Merkur Spiel-Arena vaccination centre © D.Live

Venues and festivals across Europe have offered their services as vaccination centres as the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine nears roll-out. The vaccine is now approved in the UK, with the first vaccinations starting next week, and the EU and US are expected follow suit in the coming weeks.

Venues and festivals across Europe have offered their services as vaccination centres as the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine nears roll-out.

The vaccine is now approved in the UK, with the first vaccinations starting next week, and the EU and US are expected follow suit in the coming weeks. According to its makers, the vaccine is more than 90% effective against Covid-19.

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In Germany, Dusseldorf venue company D.Live is establishing a vaccination centre in sports and entertainment venue Merkur…

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