The international police agency, Interpol, has warned that organized crime networks could now ramp up their efforts to try to sell counterfeit Covid-19 vaccines. The agency has sent a warning to its 194 member-countries and cautioned countries to now be cautious of r criminal-networks that will try to sell fake Covid-19 vaccines.

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