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Nepal receives 1.53 million doses of Janssen vaccines from the US

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Kathmandu (Nepal), Jul 12 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Narendra Shrestha) .- Nepal received this Monday 1.53 million doses of Janssen vaccine, the preparation against covid-19 from the American company Johnson & Johnson, through the COVAX initiative, while the country struggles to inoculate as many people as possible after the second wave.FOOTAGE OF THE ARRIVAL OF THE JANSSEN VACCINE IN KATHMANDU, NEPAL.

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