Four COVID cases in Greenland spur concerns of a Delta-variant outbreak
Low vaccination rates amongst young people undermine efforts to keep the strain at bay, said public health authorities.
Public health authorities in Greenland are urging passengers aboard five domestic flights and one international flight to get tested for COVID-19 after four new cases were reported over the weekend. The call comes as they seek to stop a potential outbreak of the highly contagious Delta variant of the virus that causes the illness.
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