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4,416 vaccinated in one day
Posted: Monday, June 7, 2021
4,416 vaccines administered in one day
The country's first public/private mass vaccination drive has exceeded expectations with 2,697 employees in the manufacturing sector being vaccinated yesterday.
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"On the allegation of a handful of farmers benefitting, I don't know of any hands that can hold the159 farmers who have benefitted from the $4.5 million paid out for produce in the first month of the programme. A few farmers are over $100,000 in sales; a few between $50,000 to $100,000, and the balance averaging around $25,000 in one month."
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On May 11, Finance Minister Colm Imbert said TT was able to aquire its Astra Zeneca vaccines through Covax at about US$5 per shot. He said he was trying to beat down the US$15 cost of the Sinopharm vaccine, which had just been approved by the World Health Organisation. Forbes.com said the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is priced at US$10.
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