The biggest effort to vaccinate the developing world is falling apart ...Middle East

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Last year, Covax, the facility set up by the World Health Organization and several non-profits to deliver Covid-19 vaccines to developing countries, aimed to secure and distribute 2 billion doses by the end of 2021. By mid-May, though, Covax had shipped out only 68 million doses—a result of various vaccine nationalisms, and skyrocketing demand for vaccines and vaccine supplies. On May 18, Covax received a further blow. The Serum Institute of India (SII), the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, announced that it wouldn’t be able to send Covax—or any other client overseas—further shipments of its vaccines until the end of the year. SII was on the hook to supply 200 million doses to Covax, wi

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