Pfizer tells Panama vaccine shipments to resume mid-Feb, minister says
This article is a summary of reporting by Reuters. Originally published January 30, 2021.
Panamanian Foreign Minister Erika Mouynes announced that Pfizer confirmed COVID-19 vaccine deliveries to the country would restart the week of February 15. The pharmaceutical company planned to deliver 450,000 doses during the first quarter of 2021. Panama had received a smaller-than-anticipated initial shipment on January 20 due to production constraints, temporarily slowing the rollout of its national immunization program.
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Pfizer informed Panamanian officials that shipments of its COVID-19 vaccine will resume by mid-February.
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