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14m Covid-19 doses at risk of expiry due to low uptake

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
March 3, 2022
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14m Covid-19 doses at risk of expiry due to low uptake

A doctor administers a Covid-19 vaccine at the Ministry of Health headquarters in Kampala last year . PHOTO / ABUBAKER LUBOWA

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The Ministry of Health statistics indicate that only around 54,000 doses of Covid-19 vaccines are being administered per day, a rate that would leave close to 14 million doses of vaccines which are due to expire in May, unutilised.

But the ministry officials told Daily Monitor that plans are underway to revive mass vaccination across the country this month to ensure no vaccine goes to waste. Mr Emmanuel Ainebyoona, the spokesperson of the ministry, yesterday said 16.7 million doses have been administered since the exercise started in March last year.

The number of administered doses implies that about 19 million out of the 36 million doses that the government has cumulatively acquired through donations and direct procurement, have not yet been utilised.

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