(Reuters) – Mexico received a shipment of one million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine manufactured by China’s Sinovac Biotech Ltd, the foreign ministry said on Twitter on Saturday, March 13th.
Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said earlier in the week that Mexico was upping its orders from China to make up for a vaccine shortfall and would request 22 million more doses.
Mexico ordered an additional 10 million doses of Sinovac, in addition to the previously ordered 10 million doses, which are due to arrive between March and May. The new order will get to Mexico between May and July, Ebrard said.
Mexico will also order 12 million vaccine doses made by the state-backed China National Pharmaceutical Group (Sinopharm) once it has been approved by its health regulator, Ebrard said.
(Reporting by Cassandra Garrison; Editing by Alistair Bell for Reuters)
Source: Reuters
Colectivo will launch the Feminist Patrol in Cancun starting March 8thThe objective of the vehicle is.
Will Mexico destinations require proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 test to enter bars?Several popular tourist destinations in Mexico.
Mauricio Vila delivers his Third Government ReportThe governor of Yucatan points out.
Not many students return to face-to-face classes in MéridaOn Monday, Jan. 17th, the return.
Covid in Mexico gives no respiteMexico reports more than 17 thousand.
AMLO’s government expropriates 198 properties in Quintana Roo for the construction of the Mayan TrainIn the style of the Venezuelan.
Cancun airport operating under 500 daily flights for 26 consecutive days due to OmicronAfter a positive streak of 26.
Turkmenistan wants to shut down the ‘Gates of Hell’ for good (Watch Video)‘Gates of Hell’ may soon shut.
Lopez Obrador back in his morning press conference after only one week of testing positive for CovidAMLO returned to his morning news.
SSP suspends clandestine party with alcohol, drugs and 30 minors in Kanasin, YucatanTwo people were arrested for holding.
Leave a Comment