More than 1.5 million Sinopharm vaccines reach the country. Photo: Presidency.
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A new shipment with more than 1.5 million Sinopharm vaccines against the coronavirus will arrive this afternoon in the country, which will join the Vaccination Plan carried out by the national government to protect the population in the framework of the pandemic by coronavirus.
A total of 1,536,000 doses will arrive this Saturday at 6:45 p.m. at Ezeiza International Airport from Frankfurt, Germany, on Lufthansa flight LH8264, it was officially reported.
Meanwhile, another shipment, consisting of 1,336,000 doses, will arrive on Monday, at 7, on flight LH540, from the same airline.
Both shipments will add up to a total of 2,872,000 doses of the Sinopharm vaccine and will aim to “intensify” the immunization that is being deployed throughout the country.”
Both shipments will add up to a total of 2,872,000 doses of the Sinopharm vaccine and will aim to “intensify” the immunization that is being deployed throughout the country, the national government reported.
In this way, with the arrival of those two planes, Argentina will have exceeded the 63 million vaccines received since the start of the vaccination plan.
Until this Saturday, Argentina has 60,377,730 vaccines, of which 17,180,320 are from Sputnik V: 10,955,280 from component 1 (of which 1,179,625 were produced by Richmond) and 6,225,040 from component 2 (1,765. 875 developed by the Argentine laboratory).
From the AstraZeneca laboratory, The country already has 16,124,500 vaccines among the 580,000 in Covishield, the 1,944,000 received by the Covax mechanism, 12,389,500 provided directly by the laboratory, 400,000 donated by Spain and 811,000 by Mexico.
Meanwhile, it received 22,912,000 from the Sinopharm laboratory, 3,500,000 from Moderna donated by the United States, 400,000 from Cansino and 260,910 from Pfizer.
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