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Once a genuine vaccine against COVID-19 has been announced, counterfeiters and fraudsters are likely to invest heavily in offering ineffective counterfeit versions of the vaccine online, according to Europol.
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OVID-19, coronavirus, counterfeit treatments, counterfeits, counterfeit medicines, Europol, IP crime, pandemic
