Cameroon Says Workers Reject Covid-19 Vaccines

Yaounde — Authorities in Cameroon say fewer than 300 of a targeted 300,000 state workers have agreed to be vaccinated against COVID-19 two weeks into a campaign. Some civil servants who spoke to VOA hold a mistaken belief that the virus is no longer a threat in Cameroon. But health officials say vaccinations in the Central African state must be stepped up amid concerns about another wave of infections.

Several dozen people enter and leave Cameroon's Public Service and Administrative Reform Ministry Thursday morning. At the ministry's courtyard is a new stand where civil servants can get COVID-19 vaccines free of charge.

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