UK Parents Split on Whether to Vaccinate Their Children Against CCP Virus

A young boy receives an immunization at a health centre in Glasgow, Scotland, UK, on September 3, 2007. Jeff J. Mitchell/Getty Images

Almost half of over 5,000 British parents said they do not intend to let their children be given a vaccine against the CCP virus when one becomes available, according to a UK poll.

The online poll, carried out by parent and childcare provider networking platform Childcare.co.uk, revealed that 45 percent of poll respondents would not have their children vaccinated against the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as novel coronavirus.