Health minister denies flu vaccine shortage in Pakistan
Most outlets reported the health minister’s denial of a nationwide flu vaccine shortage, emphasizing that multiple brands are available. Some also noted the unavailability of specific multinational brands and the pending cabinet approval for their import.
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Pakistan has adequate flu vaccine supplies, says health minister
Kamal said sufficient stocks were available in the country and that authorities were monitoring supply to ensure continued access during the flu season.
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Pakistan has no flu vaccine shortage, says health minister
Pakistan’s Health Minister Mustafa Kamal has denied reports of a nationwide flu vaccine shortage, saying several brands remain available. He said the current problem involves specific multinational brands awaiting government approval for their proposed prices. His remarks followed reports from Lahore medical stores of limited vaccine supplies. Store owners said the Chinese-manufactured vaccine ...
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No shortage of flu vaccines in Pakistan, says health minister
A nurse prepares an injection of the influenza vaccine at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts January 10, 2013. — ReutersMultinational flu vaccine brands remain unavailable.Cabinet approval awaited for proposed vaccine prices.Minister says Chinese-manufactured...
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