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In Africa, vaccine hesitancy adds to slow rollout of doses - New Delhi Times - India s Only International Newspaper

Some Africans are hesitating to get COVID-19 vaccines amid concerns about their safety, alarming public health officials as some countries start to destroy thousands of doses that expired before use. Malawi and South Sudan in recent days have said they will destroy some of their doses, a concerning development on a continent where health officials…

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African health officials concerned about expiring doses as vaccine hesitancy adds to slow rollout

African health officials concerned about expiring doses as vaccine hesitancy adds to slow rollout
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Sierra Leone Estimates Nearly One-Third of Its COVID Vaccines Will Go Unused Before They Expire

Sierra Leone Estimates Nearly One-Third of Its COVID Vaccines Will Go Unused Before They Expire On 4/27/21 at 9:57 AM EDT A Sierra Leone health official estimated that one-third of the West African country s 96,000 COVID-19 vaccines will likely not be used before they expire, while other African countries have destroyed some of their doses due to concerns over health safety, the Associated Press reported. Sierra Leone s health minister, Dr. Austin Demby, said that the vaccine doses the country received in March might go to waste because some residents believe COVID-19 is not as bad as the Ebola virus outbreak a few years ago.

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Apr 27 - Some African countries are destroying Wuhan boosters

Apr 27 - Some African countries are destroying Wuhan boosters
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In Africa, vaccine hesitancy adds to slow roll-out of doses

In Africa, vaccine hesitancy adds to slow roll-out of doses
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