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2M doses of procured Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine doses arrive in Manila
The Philippines received two million doses of Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine on Monday, September 13, 2021, procured from China.
These doses are part of the 12 million Sinovac doses expected in September and will be distributed to various regions and highly urbanized cities.
Another 10 million Sinovac doses are anticipated in October.
The country is also expecting 5.5 million Pfizer vaccine doses from the COVAX facility later this month.
With the recent arrival, the Philippines has received a total of 56.7 million vaccine doses.
The government has procured 40 million doses of Pfizer vaccines for 2021.
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