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I cannot be the only UK citizen who is not amused by the opaque
manner in which Englaland's Department of Health is handling the disposal
of superfluous,panic-bought Swine 'flu vaccine. Estimated costs for this
"play safe " strategy to the tax-payer are said to be approaching £1
billion.
Does the Secretary of State for Health in England not owe us an
explanation via a Statement on this fine mess to House of Commons and
clear up the air .
Swine 'flu vaccine supplies : another fine mess
I cannot be the only UK citizen who is not amused by the opaque
manner in which Englaland's Department of Health is handling the disposal
of superfluous,panic-bought Swine 'flu vaccine. Estimated costs for this
"play safe " strategy to the tax-payer are said to be approaching £1
billion.
Does the Secretary of State for Health in England not owe us an
explanation via a Statement on this fine mess to House of Commons and
clear up the air .
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