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SoKor to donate 539K doses of AstraZeneca vax to PH
South Korea has provided over P10.6 billion in aid to the Philippines for its COVID-19 pandemic response in the past two years.
This assistance includes COVID-19 vaccines, additional funds, test kits, and other medical equipment.
Among the recent donations are 539,430 doses of AstraZeneca vaccines scheduled to arrive on November 30.
South Korea also offered US$100 million in budget support to help the Philippine government enhance testing capacities, cover medical expenses for health workers, and procure necessary supplies.
Furthermore, the country pledged another US$100 million for vaccine procurement this year and committed to donating refrigerated trucks for vaccine distribution in January 2022.
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