Sweden’s Minister for Health and Social Affairs has acknowledged significant delays in processing applications for the Svea vaccine, a key component of the national immunization program. Despite these lengthy processing times, the Minister confirmed the program will not be shut down. The delays are impacting the speed at which individuals are receiving vaccinations, prompting concern from healthcare professionals and the public. The Minister did not specify the exact causes of the delays, but indicated efforts are underway to address the backlog. Svea vaccine remains available, but potential recipients should anticipate a wait. Further details regarding resolution timelines were not immediately available.