US To Share 80 Mn Doses of COVID-19 Vaccine Supply With The World, Over 6 Mn Doses To Be Given to Countries Witnessing Surge Including India, Says Joe Biden
The US President said that COVID-19 doses, just over 6 million, will be shared directly with countries experiencing surges, those in crisis, and other partners and neighbors, including Canada, Mexico, India, and the Republic of Korea.
US President Joe Biden on Thursday said that US will share 80 million doses of our vaccine supply with the world. The US President said that COVID-19 doses, just over 6 million, will be shared directly with countries experiencing surges, those in crisis, and other partners and neighbors, including Canada, Mexico, India, and the Republic of Korea.
US will share 80 million doses of our vaccine supply with the world. Out of this, nearly 19 million will be shared through COVAX, incl approx 6 million doses for Latin America & Caribbean, approx 7 million for South & Southeast Asia, and approx 5 million for Africa: US President pic.twitter.com/RGar1yWOvB
— ANI (@ANI) June 3, 2021
We will continue to follow the science and to work in close cooperation with our democratic partners to coordinate a multilateral effort, including through the G7: US President Joe Biden
— ANI (@ANI) June 3, 2021
The US administration said it will donate 25 million COVID-19 doses abroad, with most of them allocated to WHO's Covax initiative.
US administration has announced it will donate 25 million COVID19 doses abroad, with most of them allocated to WHO's Covax initiative. In a fact sheet, the White House said it will donate just over 6 million with countries experiencing surges, incl Canada, Mexico, India
— ANI (@ANI) June 3, 2021
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