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Vietnam Adds Over US$320 Million To Buy COVID-19 Vaccines

HANOI, July 1  — The Vietnamese Government will spend an additional more than 7.65 trillion VND (US$320 million) on the purchase of 61 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines.

According to Vietnam News Agency (VNA), Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh approved the funding supplement for the Ministry of Health’s procurement of 30 million doses produced by AstraZeneca and 31 million by Pfizer.

The additional fund will also be earmarked for the transport, distribution and storage, as well as the purchase of vaccination supplies for vaccines sourced from the COVAX Facility and foreign funding and sponsorship.

Vietnam has so far granted emergency use authorisation for five vaccines, A2D1222 by AstraZeneca, Sputnik-V by Gamaleya, Comirnaty by Pfizer, Vero-Cell by Sinopharm, and Spikevax by Moderna.

Sources: BERNAMA

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