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@Reuters shared
On Apr 21, 2021
A year in the COVID-19 vaccine scheme COVAX https://t.co/fopW5MtNmg https://t.co/MkknV1oT0E
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A year in the COVID-19 vaccine scheme COVAX

A year in the COVID-19 vaccine scheme COVAX

The World Health Organization (WHO) and global vaccine charities launched the COVAX programme last April to distribute COVID-19 vaccines to some of the world's poorest people.

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On Apr 23, 2021
India's Cadila Healthcare starts producing COVID-19 vaccine candidate https://t.co/6BdJdPheUW https://t.co/P8DQSUZIlN
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India's Cadila Healthcare starts producing COVID-19 vaccine candidate

India's Cadila Healthcare starts producing COVID-19 vaccine candidate

India's Cadila Healthcare (CADI.NS) has started producing its potential COVID-19 vaccine for which it will seek emergency use authorisation in May or June, its managing director told ...

@Reuters_Health shared
On Apr 26, 2021
The World Health Organization expects to decide whether to give emergency approval for China's two main COVID-19 vaccines in the next two weeks, Assistant Director-General Mariângela Batista Galvão Simão told a briefing on Monday.​ https://t.co/cCtGatfGpX
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WHO expects decision on two Chinese COVID-19 vaccines in next two weeks

WHO expects decision on two Chinese COVID-19 vaccines in next two weeks

The World Health Organization expects to decide whether to give emergency approval for China's two main COVID-19 vaccines in the next two weeks, Assistant Director-General Mariângela ...

@Reuters shared
On Apr 22, 2021
WHO sets dates for reviews of Sinopharm and Sinovac COVID-19 vaccines https://t.co/AZNvHGPza3 https://t.co/kcAxI3ivB0
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WHO sets dates for reviews of Sinopharm and Sinovac COVID-19 vaccines

WHO sets dates for reviews of Sinopharm and Sinovac COVID-19 vaccines

Technical experts at the World Health Organization (WHO) will review on April 26 Chinese drugmaker Sinopharm's COVID-19 vaccine for possible emergency use listing, to be followed by the ...

@XHNews shared
On Apr 27, 2021
A total of 229.49 million doses of #COVID19 vaccines had been administered across China as of Monday https://t.co/qwNoyoxMso https://t.co/VDwCFGnJIP
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Over 229 mln COVID-19 vaccine doses administered across China

Over 229 mln COVID-19 vaccine doses administered across China

A health worker administers a dose of COVID-19 vaccine for a recipient at a mobile vaccination station in Qiongshan District of Haikou, south China's Hainan Province, April 15, …

@XHNews shared
On Apr 25, 2021
The 1st batch of China-donated #COVID19 vaccines arrived in Syrian capital Damascus to help combat the pandemic https://t.co/WwyWkA78FX #ChinaAndMideast https://t.co/R1LDSdj69R
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Syria receives COVID-19 vaccines donated by China

Syria receives COVID-19 vaccines donated by China

Chinese COVID-19 vaccines are unloaded from a plane at the international airport in Damascus, Syria, April 24, 2021. (Photo by Ammar Safarjalani/Xinhua) Syrian Health Minister …

@Reuters shared
On Apr 26, 2021
COVID-19 infections surge in Nepal, fueled by mutant strains from India https://t.co/Y23SUjMrGQ https://t.co/JiUP8BNe5k
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COVID-19 infections surge in Nepal, fueled by mutant strains from India

COVID-19 infections surge in Nepal, fueled by mutant strains from India

Authorities in Nepal were grappling to contain the rapid rise of COVID-19 cases with experts fearing that thousands of people in the Himalayan state have caught the more infectious mutant ...

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On Apr 23, 2021
Brazil's COVID-19 vaccination program at risk due to 2nd dose no-shows https://t.co/Y1ccwbP61z https://t.co/ql4onXphe9
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Brazil's COVID-19 vaccination program at risk due to 2nd dose no-shows

Brazil's COVID-19 vaccination program at risk due to 2nd dose no-shows

Brazil’s COVID-19 vaccination program is being put at risk by people failing to show up for their second shot, with 1.5 million people missing appointments for the follow-up dose needed to ...