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Egypt Receives First Coronavirus Vaccine Shipment

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:11 am

The health ministry in Egypt, has received the first shipment of the coronavirus vaccine developed in China. The vacine is very effective in combating the virus.

Egypt, the Arab world’s most crowded nation, has seen an ascent in contaminations lately in the midst of alerts by the public authority about a subsequent wave.

The nation’s general count remained at 120,147 cases, with 6,854 passings, on Thursday.

The public authority plans to initially immunize medical services laborers, especially the individuals who manage COVID-19 cases.

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