This news has come out, 4 months after the vaccination campaign of the 4th dose began. It deals with the prices of vaccines, but drops a very revealing fact:

Data from the European Center for Disease Control and Prevention (ECDC) show how the population's interest in inoculation has decreased, despite the efforts of the health authorities to raise awareness of the importance of protection against variants like omicron. 73% of the population have received the first dose, 54% have received the first booster dose and, however, the percentage of the second booster drops to 13.9% (see graph).

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It's recommended to be vaccinated with the fourth dose:

But is it definitely necessary to have a fourth COVID vaccine this winter?

The short answer is yes
Dr Helena McKeown, former chief officer of the British Medical Association, says having the fourth jab should be a priority for anyone who is eligible - especially the elderly and those with underlying health issues.

"Not only for ourselves and our families, but to minimise the spread and evolution of COVID as we head into the colder months," she told Euronews Next.

"The cold weather brings with it a host of additional health issues every year, like the flu, and we're due a pretty grim winter. Having your fourth shot will keep you and your loved ones safe and reduce the strain on medical services around the world".

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However, 86% of European citizens have ignored this recommendation. The Newspaper chooses to ignore the social issue: how it's possible that 86% of Europeans have become "anti-vaccination" who no longer want to continue injecting themselves with such safe and effective jabs. And he focuses on the economic issue. But it's over, those who continue to believe in this are already a minority.

The vaccinated may develop a social protest outlook like "Death with Dignity", or something like that, meaning something like, "hey, we've been Jєω jabbed enough. Now let us expire with a little more dignity than being boostered and boosterd out of life, home, and property so much" ...