Pakistan receives first Pfizer doses under COVAX facility
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The UNICEF Pakistan has said that 100,000 doses of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine have reached Pakistan under the COVAX facility, reported 24NewsHD TV Channel.
In its tweet on Friday, UNICEF Pakistan said that over 100,000 doses of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine via COVAX have arrived in Pakistan. Shipments of Pfizer diluents and syringes will be arriving over the next two days. The vaccines will be used for the Government of Pakistan's ongoing Covid-19 vaccination campaign.
Over 100,000 doses of @pfizer #COVID19 vaccine via #COVAX have arrived in Pakistan 🇵🇰. Shipments of @pfizer diluents and syringes will be arriving over the next two days. The vaccines will be used for @GovtofPakistan's ongoing #COVID19 vaccination campaign.@nhsrcofficial pic.twitter.com/Ps4Qmnk1np
— UNICEF Pakistan (@UNICEF_Pakistan) May 28, 2021
The UNICEF said that the shipment of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines is the second consignment of vaccines received by Pakistan via COVAX. Earlier this month, UNICEF had led the efforts to procure and deliver more than 1 million doses of AstraZeneca vaccine to the Government of Pakistan on behalf of COVAX.
The shipment of @pfizer #COVID19 vaccines is the second consignment of vaccines received by Pakistan via #COVAX. Earlier this month, @UNICEF had led the efforts to procure and deliver more than 1 million doses of #AstraZenaca vaccine to @GovtofPakistan on behalf of #COVAX. pic.twitter.com/k3CNvP73XU
— UNICEF Pakistan (@UNICEF_Pakistan) May 28, 2021
UNICEF commends the Government of Pakistan and National Health Services Research Centre official for the successful rollout of the countrywide Covid-19 vaccination campaign, excellent arrangements at vaccination centres and inclusion of all above 18 years of age.
.@UNICEF commends @GovtofPakistan and @nhsrcofficial for the successful rollout of the countrywide #COVID19 vaccination campaign, excellent arrangements at vaccination centres and inclusion of all above 18 years of age.@UNICEFSupply @UNICEFROSA pic.twitter.com/tRJns6cRpC
— UNICEF Pakistan (@UNICEF_Pakistan) May 28, 2021
The UNICEF said in its tweet that Covid-19 vaccines are safe and effective. If you are 18 or above, please send your CNIC (without space) to 1166 and get registered in the Government of Pakistan's Covid-19 vaccination campaign. No one is safe until everyone is safe. Get vaccinated and continue to follow SOPs, it added.
#COVID19 vaccines are safe & effective. If you are 18 or above, please send your CNIC (without space) to 1166 and get registered in @GovtofPakistan's #COVID19 vaccination campaign. No one is safe until everyone is safe. Get #vaccinated and continue to follow #SOPs. pic.twitter.com/vE6IgOOYI1
— UNICEF Pakistan (@UNICEF_Pakistan) May 28, 2021