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Tripartite deal for vaccines, proof of Filipino s Bayanihan spirit -- PRRD

President Rodrigo Roa Duterte lauded the signing of a tripartite agreement among the national government, local government units, private sector, and vaccine manufacturer which will secure an additional 14.4 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines from the British-Swedish pharmaceutical company Astrazeneca. Photo: RICHARD MADELO/ PRESIDENTIAL PHOTO MANDALUYONG CITY, Jan. 15 President Rodrigo Roa Duterte on Thursday lauded the signing of a tripartite agreement among the national government, local government units, private sector, and vaccine manufacturer which will secure an additional 14.4 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines from the British-Swedish pharmaceutical company Astrazeneca. The total doses under the tripartite scheme has now reached to 17 million doses, augmenting the country s vaccines amid the limited supply in the global market.

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Indian vaccines to kickstart Brazilian vaccination program? MEA says this

Two million doses of Covishield will leave for Brazil from Mumbai on January 15 in response to the request of Brazilian President for Indian vaccines.

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NSW budget provides opportunity for government to utilise pharmacists skills to improve community health outcomes

Pharmaceutical Society of Australia The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia has called on the New South Wales Government to action five key areas to improve access to medicines and health care for the NSW population in its 2021-22 Budget Submission. The PSA recommends regulatory change to enable pharmacists to administer additional vaccines such as the COVID-19 vaccine and travel vaccines. In addition, funding of vaccines to eligible persons through the National Immunisation Program and state-funded programs should be made available through community pharmacies to increase access and herd immunity. PSA NSW Branch President Chelsea Felkai said in the past 12 months, the NSW Government has facilitated greater access to vaccination by enabling pharmacists to vaccinate children aged 10 years and over for influenza and allowing pharmacist administered vaccination outside a community pharmacy.

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Armenia to acquire coronavirus vaccine by mid-February, health authorities say

12:35, 12 January, 2021 YEREVAN, JANUARY 12, ARMENPRESS. Armenian health authorities say they plan to acquire the first batch of COVID-19 vaccines either in the end of January or by mid-February. The National Center for Disease Control’s Deputy Director-General Gayane Sahakyan said at a news conference that they are holding negotiations for acquiring the vaccines which have passed necessary trials and studies, such as the Sputnik V, the Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna or AstraZeneca vaccines. “We plan to acquire vaccines for the 10% of the population to initially conduct vaccinations for at-risk people. We are holding negotiations over the timeframes of importing the vaccine. The first batch of the vaccine will be supplied by end of January or mid-February and the vaccination of at-risk groups will start. As to which vaccine we will have in the beginning is unclear now, we are working simultaneously in the direction of acquiring all four abovementioned vaccines,” Gayane Sahakyan,

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Armenia expecting first Covid-19 vaccines by early February

Armenia expecting first Covid-19 vaccines by early February
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