March 29, 2021
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China administers over 100mn jabs

Reports revealed that the total number of Covid-19 vaccine jabs administered nationwide had reached 102.42 million…reports Asian Lite News

More than 100 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines has been administered across China so far, according to health authorities.

The announcement was made on Sunday by the State Council joint prevention and control mechanism against Covid-19, reports Xinhua news agency.

Data released by the National Health Commission on Sunday showed that the total number of Covid-19 vaccine jabs administered nationwide had reached 102.42 million.

China saw a daily increase of more than 3 million doses ever since the country has initiated its daily vaccination report on March 24.

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