Lithuania donates more COVID-19 vaccines to Taiwan

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VILNIUS: Lithuania will donate 235,900 additional doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to Taiwan, the European Union nation said on Wednesday (Sep 22), after angering China by allowing Taiwan to open a representative office under its own name. China considers Taiwan its own territory. Lithuania,

VILNIUS: Lithuania will donate 235,900 additional doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to Taiwan, the European Union nation said on Wednesday , after angering China by allowing Taiwan to open a representative office under its own name.Lithuania, which also donated 20,000 vaccines to Taiwan in June, will give Taiwan jabs purchased under an EU contract signed on behalf of member states with the producer.

The vaccines will be donated by mid-October, following a Sep 16 request made by Taiwan's mission in neighbouring Latvia, Lithuania's Health Ministry said. China demanded last month that Lithuania withdraw its ambassador in Beijing and said it would recall its envoy to Vilnius after Taiwan said its mission in Lithuania would be called the Taiwanese Representative Office.Taiwanese missions in Europe and the United States usually use the name of the city of Taipei, avoiding reference to the island itself.

 

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