The US govt Announces to Send 2.5 Mln Doses of Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine to Pakistan Next Week, they said in Washington on Monday.
While White House press secretary Jen Psaki explained the delivery of vaccines to Pakistan, Peru, and Honduras, she hinted at President Joe Biden’s commitment to take a leadership role to put end to pandemics everywhere.
Despite Pakistan, the United States will also send 2,000,000 doses of Pfizer vaccine to Peru and 1.5 M doses of Moderna antibody to Honduras.
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Biden recently announced that the United States will send 7,000,000 Covid-19 antibodies to South and Southeast Asia to help provincial governments weather the pandemic. However, India would get its offer of another 6,000,000 antibodies reserved for countries affected by the floods, the White House said at the time.
Pakistan and Bangladesh would get their bids among the 7,000,000 bids slated for distribution in South and Southeast Asia.
The United States would donate 75% of its unused vaccines to the UN-backed Covax global antibody exchange system, Biden said. Meanwhile, another United Nations report suggested that the Asia-Pacific District should accelerate progress in death and cause-of-death registration to achieve General Civilian Recruitment and Basic Intelligence (CRVS) by 2024.
The report “Get Every in the Picture: An Overview of Progress Midway Through the Asia-Pacific CRVS Decade” released Monday by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap) showed that many countries have extraordinarily successful in reducing the number of adolescents born without a birth certificate to certain deaths in the region with a medically confirmed cause of death.
Since 2012, the number of unregistered children under five in Asia and the Pacific has declined dramatically, resulting in more notable admissions to welfare, education, and money administrations.
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Either way, enrollment success lags far behind, only 33% of all deaths in the region have a death certificate and a medically confirmed cause of death. One of the main reasons is the lack of preparation of forensic and forensic pathologists, the report said.
The report underscored the great need for ideal mortality measures, disaggregated by cause of death, to develop and review public welfare approaches and to identify emerging social emergencies such as the Covid-19 pandemic. The report describes the progress countries have made in establishing extended CRVS systems in line with the responsibilities assumed at the 2014 Asia-Pacific Primary Ministerial Conference on CRVS.
The Ministerial Declaration on “Everyone in the Picture” in Asia and the Pacific characterizes the shared vision that by 2024 all people in the region will benefit from comprehensive and responsive CRVS systems, working with recognition of their privileges and support for a large administration. well-being and further development.
