translated from Spanish: USA has donated more than 110 million Covid-19 vaccines

United States.- President Joe Biden will announce on Tuesday that the United States has donated and sent more than 110 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccines to more than 60 countries, consolidating the country as a world leader in covid-19 vaccine donations. In a statement, the White House explained that as part of the strategy to stop the pandemic, the president has promised that the United States will be an arsenal of vaccines for the world and is acting with the same urgency to combat the virus abroad as it is here at home. According to the United Nations, this is more than donations from all other countries combined and reflects the generosity of the American spirit. In June, the president pledged to donate at least 80 million vaccines from U.S. supplies to countries around the world, and promised to continue sharing what we can. Most of these vaccines, manufactured in the United States, were shipped through COVAX. It has also worked closely with key regional partners, including the African Union and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM).” These more than 110 million doses, which are already saving lives around the world, are just the beginning of the Administration’s efforts to provide vaccines to the world,” the statement read Starting later this month, the Administration will begin shipping 500 million doses of Pfizer that the United States has pledged to buy and donate to 100 low-income countries in need. The president’s goal is to increase global coverage of COVID-19 vaccination, and to be prepared for surges and prioritize health care workers and other vulnerable populations based on public health data and recognized best practices, and to help our neighbors and other countries in need. The Administration analyzes a variety of factors, including COVID-19 case rates, mortality rates, and hospitalizations; current vaccination rates; responses to surges; and a country’s ability to receive vaccines and put the shots into arms. It was also reported that work will continue with COVAX, regional partners such as the African Union and CARICOM, and other partners to ensure that these vaccines are delivered in a manner that is equitable and follows scientific and public health data. Read more: This is how the price of the dollar dawns in Mexico today Tuesday, August 3, 2021 Video. Two young people die when their motorcycle crashes during police chase in Iztapalapa

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