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Sudan receives first delivery of COVID-19 vaccines with over 800,000 doses

Sudan receives first delivery of COVID-19 vaccines with over 800,000 doses
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Sudan receives 800,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine

Sudan receives 800,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine
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MW to Receive Almost 1 5M COVID Vaccine Doses

Malawi is in the first set of countries to receive vaccines under the COVAX Global Vaccines Facility which the global roll-out is due to start this mo.

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Rwanda extends lockdown over capital Kigali

Rwanda’s capital city will remain locked down for seven more days, the government said on Tuesday. “To further contain the spread of the pandemic, the cabinet extended existing measures countrywide including the current lockdown in the City of Kigali from February 3rd through 7th,” read part of the statement released by the Prime Minister’s office. Businesses will now reopen on February 8 under strict guidelines as the government moves to ease the current measures. A ban on public transport will also be lifted. At the time, health authorities reported that the city of 1.5 million accounted for over 60 percent of confirmed cases since the start of the year.

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NAFDAC raises alarm over fake COVID-19 vaccine in Nigeria

• Cautions FG, Corporate Agencies Against Ordering Vaccine Without Approval • Insists NAFDAC Must Give Go Ahead For Vaccine Usage In Nigeria, Despite WHO Approval • Agency To Track, Trace, Monitor Vaccine Distribution With Technology The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has warned the public to be wary of using the fake COVID-19 vaccines circulating in Nigeria, saying they can cause COVID-like illnesses and other serious diseases that could kill. Director General of the agency, Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye, who raised the alarm, also warned government establishments and agencies, as well as private companies and big corporation, against ordering the vaccines without its approval, noting that COVID-19 vaccines are new and the side effects or adverse events must be well monitored; hence should not be used by the public.

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