US to send 3.5 million Moderna doses to Bangladesh
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The United States will send 3.5 million Moderna doses to Bangladesh over the weekend via the COVAX international vaccine-sharing programme.
"The doses for Bangladesh will arrive on Monday," Reuters reported quoting a White House official.
The doses are part of US President Joe Biden's promise to share doses of US vaccine with other countries around the world, via COVAX or directly.
"Scientific teams and legal and regulatory authorities from both countries have worked together to ensure the prompt delivery of safe and effective vaccine lots," the official said.
Meanwhile, in a tweet US ambassador to Bangladesh Earl Robert Miller said, "Pleased to announce another gift of 3 million doses of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine coming to Bangladesh from the American people via COVAX. The US is committed to increasing the country's vaccine supply to beat the pandemic here and worldwide."
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