22 April 2021 - 17:49The AU’s disease control body and World Health Organisation on Thursday urged African countries not to waste Covid-19 vaccines donated to them, after confusion in Malawi and South Sudan about whether doses they received had expired.
South Sudan has set aside 59,000 doses supplied by the AU and is not using them because of the same expiry issue, a government official told Reuters last week. “My understanding is that the expiry date could be several months longer than had initially been envisaged. But we will look for the definitive information,” she said.
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