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705 Ghana will take delivery of its first batch of 600,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines this morning. Covishield AstraZeneca vaccines manufactured by Serum Institute of India, one of the vaccines the government has ordered, will arrive at 7.30 a.m. today at the Kotoka International Airport. Diplomatic sources confirmed to the Daily Graphic last night that the delivery had been made possible after the consignment of doses were cleared by the Indian government and drug manufacturers for COVAX to su...

COVAX Vaccine: Ghana Due Compensation For Any Harmful Side Effects

President Nana Akufo-Addo is set to be the first person in Ghana to receive the COVID-19 vaccine following the arrival of the first consignment.

Ghana’s first COVID-19 vaccines arrive at Kotoka International Airport Pulse Ghana The vaccines were subsequently offloaded by the Aviance grounding handling team to be transported to a storage facility. This comes after the Informational Ministry announced on Tuesday that the vaccines will arrive at the Kotoka International Airport at 7:00 am. The Ministry said a brief ceremony, which will be telecast on national television, will be held to m...

Ghana is among 92 countries that will receive a no-fault compensation claim of serious side effects for people who are vaccinated with a COVID-19 vaccine acquired from the COVAX facility.

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Member of Parliament for North Tongu has disclosed that he is ready to take his COVID-19 vaccine in the full glare of his constituents.

• NCOC reports 1,340 new cases, 36 deaths ISLAMABAD: With 504,500 doses of Covid-19 vaccine having been dispatched to the federating units, Pakistan is expected to receive another 5.6 million vaccines by the end of March. As so far only 72,882 frontline healthcare workers have got themselves vaccinated in the country, the government has decided to start registering general health professionals, too, from Monday (Feb 22) for the vaccination programme. The National Command and Operation C...

The Information Minister-designate has disclosed that government officials will publicly take doses of the Covid-19 vaccines before the mass vaccination exercise to disabuse the minds of those who have misgivings about their safety for use.

Public Engagement On COVID-19 Vaccination Roll Out Plan [LIVESTREAM]

Govt officials will publicly take doses of COVID-19 vaccines to demystify fear - Oppong Nkrumah LISTEN FEB 19, 2021 Some government officials will publicly take doses of the COVID-19 vaccines before the mass vaccination exercise to help demystify the public apprehension about the vaccine. The Ghana Health Service (GHS) will next month begin a mass vaccination exercise with COVID-19 vaccines for selected segments of the population. The vaccines will first be administered to health care worke...