By Metro US
Posted on
PANAMA CITY (Reuters) – Pfizer has informed Panama that shipments of its COVID-19 vaccine will resume to the Central American country the week of Feb. 15, the Panamanian foreign minister said on Friday.
Pfizer will deliver 450,000 doses in the first quarter of the year, said Foreign Minister Erika Mouynes.
Panama’s first batch of Pfizer vaccines on Jan. 20 was fewer than expected due to global delays by the company.
(Reporting by Elida Moreno, writing by Cassandra Garrison)
José Ramírez hits grand slam, AL-leading Guardians beat Red Sox 6-4
Massive policing for Paris Olympics to include security checks for some of the capital’s residents
USA Track & Field expands its maternity policy to give athletes more time to work their way back
NFL Draft Latest: The Bears are up, with Caleb Williams expected to go No. 1
Reggie Bush plans to continue his fight against the NCAA after the return of his Heisman Trophy
Kim Kardashian joins VP Harris to discuss criminal justice reform
Key moments from landmark Supreme Court arguments on Trump’s immunity claims
Appeals court allows Scott Stringer to proceed with defamation case against sex assault accuser who surfaced during previous mayoral run
Google parent reports another quarter of accelerating growth and its stock price soars
Microsoft quarterly profit rises 20% as tech giant pushes to get customers using AI products
Minneapolis smokers to pay some of the highest cigarette prices in US with a $15 per-pack minimum
UN report says 282 million people faced acute hunger in 2023, with the worst famine in Gaza
Malaria is still killing people in Kenya, but a vaccine and local drug production may help
US births fell last year, marking an end to the late pandemic rebound, experts say
