Thailand approves China's Covid-19 vaccines for use in children
Thailand's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on February 4 that it has approved the use of China's Sinovac and Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccines for those aged six and above, given that the nation is accelerating its vaccine roll-out.
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| FDA announced on February 4 that it has approved the use of China's Sinovac and Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccines for those aged six and above. (Source: Twitter) |
Thailand's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on February 4 that it has approved the use of China's Sinovac and Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccines for those aged six and above, given that the nation is accelerating its vaccine roll-out.
Earlier, the FDA only allow the two vaccines to be used on people aged 18 and above.
In December 2021, the agency permitted the use of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine on children aged 5 to 11.
On February 4, Thailand logged 9,909 new Covid-19 infections, the highest daily case tally in more than three months, raising the total caseload to over 2.47 million, according to its Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA).
As of February 3, 70.1 percent of the country's nearly 70-million population had been fully vaccinated, while 21.4 percent had received booster shots.
(source: Vietnamplus)
