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S.Korea to start using Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine from Feb 27: PM
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IANS | 22 Feb, 2021
South Korea will begin administering Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines to medical
staff on February 27, Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun said on Sunday.
The vaccines are expected to arrive in the country later this week, Yonhap news agency reported.
"On
February 26, 117,000 doses of Pfizer vaccines will arrive in the
country and the vaccines will be administered to medical staff treating
coronavirus patients starting on February 27," Chung said during a
meeting on the Covid-19 response held at the government complex in
Seoul.
The country will begin the Covid-19 inoculation programme
with AstraZeneca's vaccines on Friday, with first jabs to be
administered to staff members and patients under the age of 65 at
nursing hospitals and facilities.
"As the government has taken
responsibility in verifying their safety and efficacy, we ask that you
trust them and fully participate in receiving inoculation of the
vaccines," he said.
On Sunday, the country reported 416 more Covid-19 cases, including 391 local infections, raising the total caseload to 86,992.
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