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Anutin insists AZ lift local jab target from 3 million

Anutin insists AZ lift local jab target from 3 million 50 published : 18 Jul 2021 at 06:00 Anutin: AZ must do more Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul admits he received a letter from the AstraZeneca company saying it has the capacity to supply Thailand with just three million doses of its vaccine a month. However, Mr Anutin insisted he wrote back to say the country needed at least 10 million doses a month to combat surging daily infections. The company s letter was dated June 25 and Mr Anutin s reply was made five days later. In an interview with Isranews Agency, which obtained the leaked letter, Mr Anutin said he argued the country needed a much larger quantity. He advocated for at least 10 million doses a month for the national vaccination campaign.

Covid-19 Cases Increase Again In Mecklenburg County, Delta Variant Discovered In 5 Cases

Covid-19 Cases Increase Again In Mecklenburg County, Delta Variant Discovered In 5 Cases July 17, 2021 CHARLOTTE A new warning from Mecklenburg County health leaders.  The highly contagious Delta Variant is now showing up across Mecklenburg County.  This comes as the number of people getting infected with Covid-19 is rising again. Mecklenburg County health leaders are also concerned after an outbreak of the Delta Variant at a local shelter. “All of our numbers are going in the wrong direction,” says Public Health Director, Gibbie Harris. “Unfortunately, our 7 day average of cases was just reported this morning at 92, that’s an increase since the 14 day average of 74, so our number of cases is going up,” she says.

AstraZeneca delays 61m doses

news AstraZeneca delays 61m doses The Bangkok Post Govt vaccine rollout dealt further blow © The Bangkok Post A health worker administers Covid-19 vaccine by AstraZeneca at the Bang Sue Grand Station in Bangkok last month. (Photo: Varuth Hirunyatheb) AstraZeneca has asked Thailand to extend the timeline for the delivery of 61 million doses of its Covid-19 vaccine until May next year, Deputy Public Health Minister Sathit Pitutecha said. The move is expected to disrupt the country’s already-slow vaccine rollout further. In an interview with the Bangkok Post, Mr Sathit said the delivery timeline originally scheduled for the end of this year looks like it will be delayed until May next year, though the company has promised to try its best to stick to the original schedule.

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