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COVID-19 pandemic: Viet Nam off to strong start to kids vaccination campaign

16/11/2021 Photos Follow en.baoquocte.vn (WVR) on
Viet Nam begins injecting all children aged 12-17 with COVID-19 vaccine from November 2021.
COVID-19 pandemic: Viet Nam off to strong start to kids vaccination campaign
TIN LIÊN QUAN
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WHO Representative: Extensive COVID-19 vaccination of children helps reduce disease burden
Viet Nam recognises vaccination certificates, passports from 72 countries, territories
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(Source: VNA)

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