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Six hospitals, three days and a Covid nightmare
A family's heartbreaking journey between two cities to find a bed for a gasping Covid-19 patient.
Pfizer jab 'can be kept in fridge for a month'
The European Medicines Agency ruling could help the EU's Covid vaccine rollout.
India's Covid crisis hits vaccine-sharing scheme
The largest single supplier to the international Covax scheme has made no shipments since March.
How India's vaccine drive went horribly wrong
A botched-up plan for procuring jabs has dried up stocks and sent prices soaring on the private market.
Taiwan orders toughest curbs amid Covid spike
Cinemas and entertainment venues are shutting down, and limits on public gatherings are tightened.
Will UK vaccine success keep Covid at bay?
As the UK returns to normal, there are plenty of reasons to be hopeful, despite the variants.
Living in fear and hunger inside a Covid red zone
An estimated 120,000 people live in red zones in Phnom Penh, where they say food and help, is scarce.
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Six hospitals, three days and a Covid nightmare
A family's heartbreaking journey between two cities to find a bed for a gasping Covid-19 patient.
Pfizer jab 'can be kept in fridge for a month'
The European Medicines Agency ruling could help the EU's Covid vaccine rollout.
India's Covid crisis hits vaccine-sharing scheme
The largest single supplier to the international Covax scheme has made no shipments since March.
How India's vaccine drive went horribly wrong
A botched-up plan for procuring jabs has dried up stocks and sent prices soaring on the private market.
Taiwan orders toughest curbs amid Covid spike
Cinemas and entertainment venues are shutting down, and limits on public gatherings are tightened.
Will UK vaccine success keep Covid at bay?
As the UK returns to normal, there are plenty of reasons to be hopeful, despite the variants.
Living in fear and hunger inside a Covid red zone
An estimated 120,000 people live in red zones in Phnom Penh, where they say food and help, is scarce.
Pfizer jab 'can be kept in fridge for a month'
The European Medicines Agency ruling could help the EU's Covid vaccine rollout.
India's Covid crisis hits vaccine-sharing scheme
The largest single supplier to the international Covax scheme has made no shipments since March.
How India's vaccine drive went horribly wrong
A botched-up plan for procuring jabs has dried up stocks and sent prices soaring on the private market.
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Copyright: AFPImage caption: Less than 2% of Kenyans have had their first dose Kenya will exhaust its supply of Covid-19 vaccines as early as next week, the chairman of the country's vaccination taskforce has told the BBC.
Dr Willis Akhwale said Kenya had received more than one million doses out of 3.5 million AstraZeneca vaccines that it requested from Covax.
"We have vaccinated close to 940,000 Kenyans, so we don't have more doses remaining," he said.
This means less than 2% of Kenyans have received their first jab.
Health authorities had expected to begin administering the second dose from the first week of June but this timeline can no longer be guaranteed.
India's suspension of vaccine export as it deals with an exponential surge of cases has affected vaccine campaigns around the world, especially in countries depending on the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Dr Akhwale said Kenya had ordered 30 million doses from Johnson & Johnson which are expected to be delivered in August.
Experts are warning that insufficient vaccination in African countries may lead to mutations of coronavirus, creating a crisis similar to India's.
Dr Akhwale said that equitable distribution of vaccines "must happen".
"'You are not safe until I am safe' must be our guiding principle," he added.
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