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Long lines in Bolivia as people rush to get 2nd dose of Sputnik V vaccine

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La Paz, Aug 10 (EFE/EPA).- Long lines and protests were seen on Tuesday at various vaccination points across Bolivia on the day that the country resumed the vaccination of second dose of the Russian Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, which was delayed due to the supply shortage.In La Paz, Santa Cruz and Tarija, there were long lines of people who came to the vaccination points to receive their second dose. (Camera: YOLANDA SALAZAR).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE WAIT TO RECEIVE THE SECOND DOSE OF SPUTNIK V COVID-19 VACCINE AT THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE OF THE UNIVERSIDAD MAYOR DE SAN ANDRES (UMSA), AND BOLIVIANS RECEIVE VACCINE AGAINST COVID-19 AT THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE OF THE UNIVERSIDAD MAYOR DE SAN ANDRES (UMSA), IN LA PAZ, BOLIVIA.

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