Uganda's Covid Vaccines Running Out This Week

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Uganda's Covid Vaccines Running Out This Week

[Citizen] Kampala -- Uganda has said it is increasing efforts to bring in more vaccine doses as the first batch of AstraZeneca vaccine, which it received in March, gets finished by the end of this week.

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