Thailand to receive 3.5 mln more doses of Sinovac vaccine in May
The Peninsula
BANGKOK: Thailand will next month receive another 3.5 million doses of Sinovac Biotech's coronavirus vaccine, a senior health official said on Friday, as the country seeks to shore-up supplies amid its biggest outbreak so far.
One million doses will arrive on May 6 and two million more are due by the end of May, said Witoon Danwiboon, head of the Government Pharmaceutical Organization (GPO). An additional 500,000 doses would be donated by the Chinese government, he told a briefing.
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