Georgia to Receive 100,000 Doses of Chinese Sinopharm Vaccine
“The International Committee of the Red Cross will transfer 100,000 doses of the Chinese-produced Sinopharm vaccine to Georgia in the near future,” announced the country’s Deputy Minister of Health, Tamara Gabunian, today, while she did not clarify the specific timeline for the arrival of the shipment.
Vaccinations against coronavirus in Georgia began in March, using the AstraZeneca, Pfizer, and Chinese Sinovac vaccines.
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