A Sinovac Biotech LTD vaccine candidate for Covid-19 is on display at the China International Fair for Trade in Services in Beijing. — AFP pic
Neither has hit the market yet but the makers hope they will be approved after all-important phase 3 trials as early as year-end. China, which is facing a storm of foreign criticism over its early handling of the pandemic, has been trying to repurpose the story of Covid-19. In May, President Xi Jinping pledged to make any potential vaccine developed by China a “global public good.”
China's nationalistic tabloid Global Times reported last month that “the price of the vaccines will not be high.”
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