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(210228) -- MANILA, Feb. 28, 2021 -- Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte shows a vial of the Sinovac vaccine CoronaVac donated by China in Manila, the Philippines, on Feb. 28, 2021. A batch of Sinovac vaccine CoronaVac donated by China arrived in the Philippines on Sunday, the first COVID-19 vaccine to reach the Southeast Asian country. The delivery of the vaccines allows the Philippines to start mass vaccinations soon, marking a new phase in the country s fight against the COVID-19 that infected 576,352 and killed 12,318. ) PHILIPPINES-MANILA-COVID-19-VACCINE-ARRIVAL ROUELLExUMALI

(210228) -- MANILA, Feb. 28, 2021 -- Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte shows a vial of the Sinovac vaccine CoronaVac donated by China in Manila, the Philippines, on Feb. 28, 2021. A batch of Sinovac vaccine CoronaVac donated by China arrived in the Philippines on Sunday, the first COVID-19 vaccine to reach the Southeast Asian country. The delivery of the vaccines allows the Philippines to start mass vaccinations soon, marking a new phase in the country s fight against the COVID-19 that infected 576,352 and killed 12,318. ) PHILIPPINES-MANILA-COVID-19-VACCINE-ARRIVAL ROUELLExUMALI

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(210228) -- MANILA, Feb. 28, 2021 -- Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte shows a vial of the Sinovac vaccine CoronaVac donated by China in Manila, the Philippines, on Feb. 28, 2021. A batch of Sinovac vaccine CoronaVac donated by China arrived in the Philippines on Sunday, the first COVID-19 vaccine to reach the Southeast Asian country. The delivery of the vaccines allows the Philippines to start mass vaccinations soon, marking a new phase in the country s fight against the COVID-19 that infected 576,352 and killed 12,318. ) PHILIPPINES-MANILA-COVID-19-VACCINE-ARRIVAL ROUELLExUMALI

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