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Vaccines from China are proving critical to Southeast Asian nations as they battle a new wave of COVID-19 infections, experts said, adding that the region can also benefit from China s experience in protecting public health security as well as the economy.
Across Southeast Asia, (countries) are facing the resurgence (of COVID-19) with new variants, said Chheang Vannarith, president of Asian Vision Institute, a think tank in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. For many countries, the most effective solution is probably herd immunity, which requires vaccination of 70 or 80 percent of the entire population, he said.
With this threshold, vaccine cooperation with China comes in handy, especially given that supplies from Western nations and global pharmaceutical giants are not easy to come by.
SE Asia counting on more Chinese vaccines By YANG HAN and PRIME SARMIENTO in Hong Kong | China Daily | Updated: 2021-06-01 07:14 A man receives a shot of COVID-19 vaccine from China s Sinovac in Bangkok, Thailand, Feb 28, 2021. [Photo/Xinhua]
Vaccines from China are proving critical to Southeast Asian nations as they battle a new wave of COVID-19 infections, experts said, adding that the region can also benefit from China s experience in protecting public health security as well as the economy. Across Southeast Asia, (countries) are facing the resurgence (of COVID-19) with new variants, said Chheang Vannarith, president of Asian Vision Institute, a think tank in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. For many countries, the most effective solution is probably herd immunity, which requires vaccination of 70 or 80 percent of the entire population, he said.
IMF: New $50 Billion Health, Trade, And Finance Roadmap To End The Pandemic And Secure A Global Recovery Date
01/06/2021
Heads of International Monetary Fund, World Bank Group, World Health Organization, World Trade Organization issue extraordinary call for financing actions by government leaders to accelerate end to COVID-19 pandemic.
IMF, WB, WHO, WTO principals call for $50 billion investment to generate $9 trillion in global economic returns by 2025 and boost manufacturing capacity, supply, trade flows and the equitable distribution of diagnostics, oxygen, treatments, medical supplies and vaccines.
Call to action by this quadrilateral grouping comes at a perilous point in the pandemic and as the historic World Health Assembly concludes, G7 meetings commence, and follows the G20 Global Health Summit.
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New $50 Billion Health, Trade, and Finance Roadmap to End Pandemic and Secure a Global Recovery
Heads of International Monetary Fund, World Bank Group, World Health Organization, World Trade Organization issue extraordinary call for financing actions by government leaders to accelerate end to COVID-19 pandemic.
IMF, WB, WHO, WTO principals call for $50 billion investment to generate $9 trillion in global economic returns by 2025 and boost manufacturing capacity, supply, trade flows and the equitable distribution of diagnostics, oxygen, treatments, medical supplies and vaccines.
Call to action by this quadrilateral grouping comes at a perilous point in the pandemic and as the historic World Health Assembly concludes, G7 meetings commence, and follows the G20 Global Health Summit.