UK donates 20 million additional doses of astrazenica vaccine
The British government will donate 20 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to developing countries by the end of the year.
Foreign news agencies reported fromRome, Italy on Oct. 30 that Prime Minister Boris Johnson made the announcement at the G20 summit in Rome on Saturday. UK government ready to donate AstraZeneca/Oxford's COVID-19 vaccine 20 million doses to developing countries by the end of the year, with 10 million doses of the vaccine being delivered through the World Health Organization (WHO) Covax programme, meaning 10 million doses remain to be delivered. “Within the next few weeks.”
The plan means that this year The UK has donated 30.6 million doses of the vaccine worldwide. Johnson said the government plans to donate vaccines. At least 20 million doses of AstraZeneca/Oxford and at least 20 million doses of Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be provided through the same Cowax program.
In addition, in June, the leading industrial group of seven countries or "G7" announced plans to donate 1 billion doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to the Kowax project. Half of the vaccines come from the US and 100 million doses from the UK. However, the World Health Organization says vaccines are still "intense" among the wealthy, and with almost all vaccines today requiring two per person and starting "dosages". Third party" to be an immune booster or stimulant drug The world may need an estimated 11 billion doses of the vaccine to stave off this public health crisis.