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Kenya to receive extra doses of AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine

Sarojini P
By Sarojini P
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Nairobi, Kenya (CU)_ During a time when Kenya’s Ministry of Health is rolling out a mass vaccination campaign for its people, KLM Martinair Cargo will supply an extra 407,000 AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine doses to Kenya. The delivery of these vaccines heralds the beginning of the region’s much-anticipated fast immunization response. This new supply of vaccines will guarantee that…

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