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Pressure To Accept China Vaccines Intensifies Amid Covid Surge In Taiwan
A surge in domestic COVID-19 cases in Taiwan after months of relative safety is intensifying pressure on the government to accept vaccines from China, as the island has vaccinated just 1 per cent of the population with no immediate sign of new shots
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China Allows Human Trials Of Potential Coronavirus Vaccine: Report
China has given the go-ahead for researchers to begin human safety tests of an experimental coronavirus vaccine in the race to develop a shot against the COVID-19 epidemic that has killed more than 7,000 people worldwide.
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All About Thermal Screening At Airports For Coronavirus: 5-Point Explainer
Amid the novel coronavirus outbreak that has gripped a large number of countries across the world, governments have ramped up safety measures and precautions to contain the deadly disease. The virus, that has claimed over 3,000 lives and affected over 90,000 worldwide, does not have cure or any vaccine as of yet. As medical experts continue trying ...
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Viral Post Inflames Public Anger In China Vaccine Scandal
China's newest product safety scare burst onto the public consciousness when an obscure essay alleging corruption in the pharmaceutical industry become an internet sensation, exposing widespread anger and distrust after a string of scandals.
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China Arrests 135 For Illegally Buying, Selling Vaccines
China has arrested 135 people in 22 provinces for illegally buying and selling vaccines, in the latest scandal shaking the Chinese public's confidence in vaccine safety.
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China Detained More Than 200 Over Vaccine Scandal
China said Wednesday that it has detained 202 people for their role in an out-of-date immunisations scandal that has fuelled public outrage.
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More Than 130 Held In China Vaccine Scandal: Reports
More than 130 suspects have been detained in connection with a vaccine scandal in China that has triggered outrage about safety, Chinese media reported on Thursday, more than tripling the number held.
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Pressure To Accept China Vaccines Intensifies Amid Covid Surge In Taiwan
A surge in domestic COVID-19 cases in Taiwan after months of relative safety is intensifying pressure on the government to accept vaccines from China, as the island has vaccinated just 1 per cent of the population with no immediate sign of new shots
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China Allows Human Trials Of Potential Coronavirus Vaccine: Report
China has given the go-ahead for researchers to begin human safety tests of an experimental coronavirus vaccine in the race to develop a shot against the COVID-19 epidemic that has killed more than 7,000 people worldwide.
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All About Thermal Screening At Airports For Coronavirus: 5-Point Explainer
Amid the novel coronavirus outbreak that has gripped a large number of countries across the world, governments have ramped up safety measures and precautions to contain the deadly disease. The virus, that has claimed over 3,000 lives and affected over 90,000 worldwide, does not have cure or any vaccine as of yet. As medical experts continue trying ...
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Viral Post Inflames Public Anger In China Vaccine Scandal
China's newest product safety scare burst onto the public consciousness when an obscure essay alleging corruption in the pharmaceutical industry become an internet sensation, exposing widespread anger and distrust after a string of scandals.
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China Arrests 135 For Illegally Buying, Selling Vaccines
China has arrested 135 people in 22 provinces for illegally buying and selling vaccines, in the latest scandal shaking the Chinese public's confidence in vaccine safety.
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China Detained More Than 200 Over Vaccine Scandal
China said Wednesday that it has detained 202 people for their role in an out-of-date immunisations scandal that has fuelled public outrage.
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More Than 130 Held In China Vaccine Scandal: Reports
More than 130 suspects have been detained in connection with a vaccine scandal in China that has triggered outrage about safety, Chinese media reported on Thursday, more than tripling the number held.
